Medds Farmhouse is on the West side of Rosedale, just beyond the hamlet of Thorgill. Sheep and cattle farming are the main activities in the Dale but farming is no longer carried out at Medds. The Farmhouse is a traditional stone Dales building, parts of which are said to be over 300 years old.

Stable Cottage
The cottage is attached to the main farmhouse and is self contained. It was, prior to the conversion, the stable and tack room for the farm. The cottage is centrally heated: there are no open fires. The 3 bedrooms sleep up to 5 people in double, twin and single beds. All bed linen and towels are provided for guests. Heating, lighting and cooking are by metered electricity and gas. There are parking spaces for 2 to 3 cars.

Access is by a separate, side entrance with a timber stable door into the hallway. On the ground floor is a dining/sitting room (with TV), a small snug - which gives access to the garden, a shower room with wash basin and toilet. The galley-style kitchen is well equiped with a full sized, electric cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave oven and toaster. The water in the cottage comes from a moorland spring, a supply of bottled water is provided for cold drinks. All bedrooms are on the first floor. A cot and high chair are available if required.