Space Uses

Healthcare or Wellbeing Clinics

A calm, professional environment ideal for therapeutic or clinical work. The downstairs provides a soft-seating waiting area, while the upstairs offers a private, comfortable consultation room with a desk and chairs.

Meeting Space

Perfect for team sessions, workshops, or client meetings. The downstairs lounge area is ideal for informal conversations, with a more structured desk-and-chair setup upstairs for focused discussion or presentations.

Private Office & Workspace

A flexible solution for remote work or private consultations. Use the upstairs as your dedicated office or workspace, while the downstairs provides a stylish and comfortable space for informal meetings or client arrivals.

A small home office with a wooden desk, vintage black swivel chair, white printer, radiator, and wall decor including a large wall clock, mirror, and shelves with books and ornaments.
A cozy living room with two beige sofas, a wooden coffee table, a large window with wooden blinds, a small red stove, and a gray cabinet with a wooden door.
Small kitchen under a sloped ceiling with white and green walls, a wooden countertop, and hanging cups above a sink.
A living room with white walls, wooden flooring, a large wall clock, a window seat, a fireplace, an armchair, a side table with tissues, and wall art.

Accessibility

We want all visitors to feel informed and prepared when using the space at 4 Victoria Street, Skipton. Due to the age and layout of the building, there are some accessibility limitations to be aware of:

  • Building access: The entrance is at ground level, but the doorframe will only accommodate small wheelchairs. There is no lift and access to the upstairs area is via a steep staircase.

  • Support for limited mobility:  While the space is not fully wheelchair accessible, meetings can take place on the ground floor in the lounge area for those who are unable to manage stairs or have a small wheelchair. 

  • Accessible Toilets: Toilet facilities are located on the second floor and are only accessible via stairs. The nearest public disabled toilets are located at Coach Street Car Park (BD23 1LQ), approximately 2 minutes' walk away. Costa Coffee on the High Street also has disabled toilet facilities for customer use.

View of a staircase with wooden steps, green railing, leading down to a small gray door, with two colorful cabinets (yellow and gray) visible at the top, and wall-mounted lamps along the white walls.