The Shambles, Settle

The Shambles is a historic building located in Settle, North Yorkshire, England, originally constructed around 1700 as a market hall. This unique structure features a loggia with six round-headed arches that serve as shopfronts, and above it, a charming row of stone cottages with slate roofs, which were modified in the late 19th century to add a second storey. The building, which was refurbished and adapted over the years, was designated as a grade II listed structure in 1988, making it a notable attraction for tourists and researchers interested in architectural history.