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An original Jacobean manor built in 1620 with stone mullion windows, thick oak beams and yorkstone flags. Lovingly restored as a family home, where tradition meets mod cons from Chalon Kitchen to Linn room-to-room surround sound. Sitting in 17 meadowy acres you'll have an amazing sense of privacy and privilege when staying here. Whilst the Manor comfortably sleeps 16 plus a couple of roll-aways, the two country cottages on-site can accommodate an extra 12, if required.

A perfect retreat, Crayke Manor is regarded by many locals as the most beautiful home in the County. Not only the cosiness and solidness of the Manor itself but the way it proudly sits in its 17 acre surroundings. Near enough to the nearby village to stroll to the pub and far away enough to have ones own privacy and tranquility.

On the outskirts of the picturesque village of Crayke with its award winning The Durham Ox pub. Plentiful walks and historical sites, like Ampleforth Abbey, Rievaulx Abbey. Nearby towns like Helmsley and Easingwold. The historic city of York is only 10 miles south of the Manor.

This property is a beautifully renovated former salt house, situated in an idyllic rural landscape. The house has a wood burning stove for cosy nights and a self enclosed garden should you wish to bring a well-behaved pet. Come and explore Yorkshire!

The Salt House has had various uses - it was originally used for salting and storing bacon. In more recent years it has been a coal shed and then a children's play house before conversion to living space

We are ideally located for driving to York, Ripon and Harrogate. Whitby and the North Yorkshire coastline is about an hour and a half drive away with several stately homes closer to hand. There are local walks to explore and some excellent village pubs within a four mile radius.

The room is spacious and south-facing within a comfortable home on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. The house occupies a central position, two minutes walk from the local shop, a cafe and two excellent village pubs. There is also a leisure centre and playground in Ampleforth, and York is only 40 minutes away. Local attractions include Sutton Bank for biking and gliding; Castle Howard, the ruined abbeys of Reivaulx, Byland and Fountains, plus the bustling market town of Helmsley.

Our home is warm and welcoming, and the spaces generous as this is an old house built before 1745. The main hall is attractive with a french dresser and the bathroom is well thought out with natural stone tiles and is also fairly spacious. Outside is a beautiful terrace which enjoys full sun. The guest-room has been modified to include a kitchenette so guests can enjoy the benefits of a microwave, fridge, kettle, toaster and work station. There is also access to smart t.v with streaming services and Netflix.

This is a beautiful part of the world, with the North York Moors National Park on your doorstep, and hundreds of walks throughout the area. York is 40 minutes away with it’s rich heritage and culture, while the atmospheric Yorkshire Dales are only 50 minutes away. Whitby is an upbeat, vibrant seaside location worth enjoying, as are other villages along the coast. We are a spring-board to both Scotland and London, both being about 1.5 - 2 hours by train.

Black Bull Barn is a stylish bolthole in the village Husthwaite within easy reach of York, the North York Moors and within striking distance of Whitby, the east coast and the Dales. An ideal place to escape from everyday life for a relaxing break and to recharge your batteries.

The well equipped kitchen and dining area has a range of modern and antique units and under-floor heating. There will be tea, coffee, milk and biscuits when you arrive along with a few basic kitchen essentials. There is an oven, hob, microwave, and fridge with freezer box. The living room has oak floors, antique rugs and a mix of old and contemporary furniture. French doors take you out onto the south facing patio where you can sit in the summer and enjoy a glass of wine under the fig tree. For the colder months there is a powerful wood burning stove (the first basket of logs is included price and more are available to buy). Snuggle up on the sofa and relax with a good book, a selection of games, or watch TV. A comprehensive range of maps, local books and DVDs are kept in the housekeeper's cupboard. The downstairs shower room has underfloor heating and a powerful walk in shower. Upstairs, the beamed bedroom has a king-size bed with cotton bed linen, feather pillows, oak peg hanging rails and views over the garden and the village church.

Husthwaite is a picturesque and friendly village on the southern edge of the North York Moors and overlooking the Vale of York. There are a number of excellent restaurants and pubs in the neighboring villages including The Black Swan at Oldstead. Husthwaite has a tennis court and outside adult gym. The nearby market town of Easingwold has a good range of independent shops, a supermarket, some fabulous cafes, pubs and take-aways. This is a great area for walking and cycling and well placed to explore a wealth of attractions further afield from York to the south, the Dales to the west, the Moors to the north and the coast to the east.

Nestled between the North Yorkshire Moors and the Yorkshire Dales, our beautiful barn conversion is an ideal location to explore all that North Yorkshire offers. We are well travelled ourselves and enjoy meeting people from all walks of life and all parts of the world!

The private room is on the ground floor of the property accessible via the front porch (not used by us). The room has a double bed and a small table and chairs that can be used for breakfast. A simple breakfast will be provided. You would be very welcome to bring an infant with you and a travel cot could be provided on request. There is a small fridge and kettle available and a hair dryer. The TV has access to Sky Q with Sky Cinema, full Sky Sports package and Netflix available.

The market towns of Easingwold (4.5 miles) and Thirsk (6 miles) are within easy reach for a good selection of pubs, cafes, restaurants and independent shops. Other lovely places to visit, such as Harrogate and the market towns of Ripon and Helmsley, are also in the area. We are a 30 minute drive from the historic City of York. We are in a great location for cycling, hiking and dog walking.

Amstel Meadow is a private house with an integral self contained annexe. The annexe is accessed by its own pathway leading to a front door on the side of the house. A lockbox is used for flexibility of guest arrival times. You have an open plan living area with sofa, table, chairs and TV. There is a fridge, microwave, and 2 ring hob along with toaster and kettle. Tea, coffee and a breakfast basket of provisions will be in the kitchen upon your arrival. Fresh eggs are available on request. Our lovely free-range chickens Hetty, Doris, Lady, Madge, Ranger and Bluebelle are always ready to oblige. There are twin beds in the bedroom, therefore suitable for 2 guests max. The wet room is equipped with a shower. Bedding and towels are provided.

Raskelf is a small farming village situated 2 miles north of the market town of Easingwold. Raskelf has a village pub and a 12th century church, one of the few remaining churches in England with an original wooden tower. Ideally located on the A19, York is 14 miles , Harrogate 15 miles ,Thirsk 8 miles. A good stop gap or base for a plentiful supply of Yorkshire attractions.

Greetings! I'm Faron, your host. Kilburn is ideally situated on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park with local landmark the Kilburn White Horse within sight from the garden. There's the Mouseman Visitors centre only a matter of yards away which has a lovely cafe inside that's open to the general public and the pub The Forresters Arms right next door. The next village along the road in Oldstead, is home to TV chef Tommy Banks' restaurant The Black Swan. There's also plenty of fabulous routes ideal for biking, hiking and exploring with the Cleveland Way only being 2 miles away. The house comes with various amenities, fibre-optic high speed broadband, a Google Chromecast stick to stream Netflix etc to the TV, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, washing machine, tumble drier, dishwasher, deep fat fryer, herbs, spices, pots & pans....oh yes and 10 hens. That's right, fresh eggs every day! Don't worry a full guide of what to do and not to do will be given if you've never looked after hens before. There's also a butcher's a short walk away so you'll never be without sausage, bacon and eggs. What's not to like? 🙂 We're dog friendly and the back garden is relatively secure as long as you don't have something tiny like a chihuahua that'll squeeze through my picket fence 🙂 Feel free to message me with any questions you might have. Faron

Picnic table, apple tree, plum tree, enclosure for the chickens and lovely south facing garden.

Laid back country village, country pub, country things.... Like cows....lots of cows... And mud. 🙂

The Old Stable is in the mature grounds of a family home situated in the heart of Ampleforth' s historic East End. We are up on a hill with lovely views across the valley. The Old Stable has an open plan living space downstairs and spacious double bedroom upstairs. We are a 3- minute walk away from two lovely pubs, excellent Café and our well stocked local shop. Your hosts live in the main house next door so are usually around to offer any help or give advice on the local area.

The Old Stable comprises of a snug Sitting Room downstairs with freeview TV and very comfy sofa and a Dining area that comfortably seats four people. There is also a small but practical Kitchen area that contains a sink, microwave, toaster, fridge/freezer and tea/coffee etc. There is a bathroom on the ground floor that contains a shower and loo. Upstairs is a spacious double bedroom with a beautiful view, there is also a day bed available in this bedroom for those guests wishing separate beds. We also offer off-road parking. The Old Stable is within easy walking distance, via a little lane, to Ampleforth Abbey. For keen walkers, from the house you can also walk, via public footpath, to Gilling East which has an excellent pub for lunch or dinner. We are located in the North York Moors National Park which means a short drive in the car will take you to Helmsley where you can join the Cleveland Way walking trail, visit Helmsley Castle and the beautiful Walled Garden. Sutton Bank is only ten minutes away for mountain biking or to watch the Gliders taking off. Idyllic Hovingham, a 10-minute drive away, holds an excellent monthly food market. We are surrounded by wonderful places to dine out here such as in the villages of Olstead and Harome, which are each a short drive away.

Keeper's Lodge is located near Thirsk which is a 30 minute drive from Harrogate and York. It is located within 5 minutes of motoroway network (A19, A1). We are a small holding and have dogs, chickens and sheep and it is very quiet. We are in a great location for walkers. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travellers, families (with kids). We also have equestrian facilities to use at an additional cost.

My space is unique as it is a hideaway. A great escape from your hectic day to day rat race. It is a place to unwind and enjoy the Great British Countryside. With Harrogate and York only 30 minutes away, it makes for a fab weekend break. The cottage is a brand new conversion built to a very high standard with all mod cons. One particularly fantastic feature is the master bedroom terrace overlooking the beautiful countryside. There are two bedrooms, one with a king size bed and the other room has a single bed with a single pull out. The two bedrooms share one bathroom upstairs and there is a downstairs toilet.

We have no neighbours, apart from sheep and chickens so it is very peaceful!

This is a bright and airy double bedded room with a private bathroom across the hall. The room is situated in a beautiful 18th century farmhouse in the village of Thormanby. Tea/ coffee facilities are in the room as well as a tv. We are situated 15 miles North of York on the road to Thirsk. Suitable for families and couples. Breakfast available for an additional cost of £7.50

Bedroom with a double bed Private bathroom across the hall Guest sitting room. Dining room. Garden. Parking We do not provide any cooking facilities for guests.

We are in a small village close to the market towns of Easingwold and Thirsk. There are plenty of walks in the area, both from the village and at the white horse at Sutton bank. York is only 16 miles away with a park and ride only 25minutes away.

Jasmine Cottage is located on a quiet lane very close to the centre of the the historic village of Kilburn in North Yorkshire, UK. It is the perfect destination and property for a relaxing country break.

The cottage is perfect for a relaxing country break, either to enjoy outdoor activities, or a few lazy days in front of an open fire. The property is over 300 years old and was converted from the village “wash-house” many years ago. The cottage has recently been modernised to a very high standard, whist maintaining much of it’s charm and character. It offers spacious, luxury (“5 star”) sleeping accommodations for two people (super king bed or two singles, please specify preference on booking), plenty of space in the main bedroom for a young child (travel crib and high chair available on request) and there is a high quality sofa-bed available in the living room for extra guests/children (extra bedding available on request) - PLEASE NOTE - the living room is not a private space because guests from the upstairs bedroom need to pass through the living room to reach the bathroom kitchen. We only want to rent the space to those groups that recognise this limitation of layout and don't have a problem with the possible disturbance of downstairs guest and/or lack of privacy . The large bedroom features the original beams. There is a clear view of the White Horse of Kilburn from one of the bedroom windows. The property features a modern, spacious very well equipped, kitchen/dining area for four people. Facilities include: full/size washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, oven/grill, 4-hob induction top, dishwasher, coffee maker, kettle, toaster and plenty of high quality kitchen equipment, stoneware crockery and solid oak furniture. We provide tea, coffee and many kitchen essentials. The lounge/living room is full of character and features a solid fuel/wood burner connected to a central heating and hot water system (we provide the wood/solid fuel - you keep the fire burning!). This room has all the original beams visible. The solid fuel heating system is supplemented by modern electric radiators and an immersion heater for hot water. The full bathroom has a high power electric shower providing instant hot water for the shower/full bath. The living room includes a high quality full-HD TV/Radio, FreeSat, Catch-up TV, DVD player, Bose music player and BT Infinity Broadband.

Kilburn village is very popular with walkers, cyclists and pilots wanting to try their hand at gliding at the Yorkshire Gliding Club, which is close by. The village of Kilburn features many beautiful cottages, the White Horse (large hillside figure), the Mouseman Visitor Centre, the historic church of St. Mary’s and the very popular Forresters Arms.

Wainford Cottage is a beautiful detached “chocolate box“ stone cottage, situated in the centre of the picturesque village of Kilburn near the famous White Horse landmark It’s the perfect location for a romantic break for couples or a “get out and do” holiday for families. Wainford Cottage is the perfect location for a getaway in any season. Chris and Vicki would be delighted to welcome you to share their country retreat. Discounts available for stays of 7 nights and 14 night stays.

Upon entering, you will discover a fully equipped farmhouse-style kitchen complete with a stunning easy to use Aga Range. Off the kitchen is a utility/boot room which houses a dishwasher, washing machine and microwave and plenty of room for those walking boots! There are two lounges; the first with a log burner, oak beams, two comfortable sofas and a 43” smart TV for those who love to snuggle up of an evening with a roaring fire and a film. The second is a light and airy day room; again with beams, a log burner and comfortable chairs to either enjoy a relaxing glass of wine or coffee away from the children. The family bathroom is also located on the ground floor, complete to that of a hotel standard, featuring both a large bath and a separate double shower so you can get ready in style. The three bedrooms are situated upstairs and are bright and light with double aspect views from both of the doubles. Each are decorated with pure attention to detail, showcasing beams and a sense of tradition. Lovely country cottage bed linen, oak furniture and very comfortable beds are included in both double rooms. The third bedroom is a quirky single with a low ceiling which is perfect for children. Why not spend some time in the well presented and spacious garden? It has two sets of garden furniture and is the perfect place to pour a glass of PIMMS and take in the delightful location whilst relaxing under the sun.

Wainford Cottage is just a five minute walk away from the Forresters Arms (currently undergoing refurbishment), there are lots of quaint village pubs in the area including the Fauconberg Arms at Coxwold just 1.5 miles away, a delightful country pub with roaring log fires serving well-recommended food in a friendly atmosphere. Kilburn is the home of the Yorkshire Gliding Club, which offers taster sessions, and also home to the famous Robert "Mouseman" Thompson furniture with a visitor centre and cafe. There are numerous footpaths and extensive walking and cycling routes in the area. The coastal town of Scarborough is about an hour away, or why not take the famous North Yorkshire Moors railway steam train on the most delightful scenic journey from Pickering to Whitby. The pretty town of Thirsk is within easy distance, check out the market town to stock up on supplies, pop for a drink or try some excellent fish and chips in the square, or even a day at the races. For those with a taste for culinary excellence, the Black Swan Michelin Star restaurant owned by TV chef Tommy Banks is only two miles down the road, in the village of Oldstead. The city of York isn’t too far away either, easily accessible by car or one stop on the train from Thirsk for a day trip to see breathtaking architecture and a wealth of quaint shops and cafés.

A luxury self-catering holiday cottage nestled on the edge of the North York Moors National Park in the pretty village of Ampleforth. The Owlets is a 19th century single storey stone outhouse that has been recently renovated to a high standard with brand new fixtures and fittings, as well as traditional features such as solid oak floors and beams. We are located just 1 mile from Ampleforth College, and 4 miles from Helmsley. All welcome, including children and well behaved pets!

The Owlets has two bedrooms, both with king size beds, walk-in wardrobes, wall-mounted TV/DVD players and their own en suite bathrooms. Bedroom 1 The ‘grey’ bedroom has a king size oak bed and en suite bathroom with walk-in shower. French doors open out onto the private patio area. Bedroom 2 The ‘green’ bedroom is a slightly larger room and has a family bathroom with a shower over bath. The large king size bed can be configured as two single beds on request. A travel cot can also be provided. Open plan living area The open plan living area has a comfy corner sofa to seat four, a wood-burning stove for cosy nights in, and a TV and DVD player. There is also a dining area with solid oak table and chairs, and a well-equipped kitchen. A high chair can also be provided on request. Outdoor space The Owlets has a large outdoor patio area with table, chairs, parasol and barbeque. The patio area is south-facing making it a warm and sunny spot to sit out. It is also surrounded on two sides by a neighbouring field with mature trees and plentiful wildlife. We often see/hear deer, hedgehogs, bats, buzzards, curlew and lots of other birds including our resident Tawny owls which give The Owlets it's name! We want you to enjoy your stay with us, and believe it is the little things that matter! We provide crisp white 100% cotton bed linen and towels; handmade soaps; Yorkshire Tea, freshly ground coffee and milk; fresh fruit; a welcome basket with local goodies; Ordnance Survey maps and local guides for planning days out; and a selection of DVDs, books and games for those rainy days.

There are two pubs, a café and shop within walking distance, and a wealth of things to do in the surrounding area such as walking, cycling, sightseeing, and plenty of good food and drink!

Georgian farmhouse situated on a working farm, below Sutton Bank. Four star silver accommodation. Ideally based for touring the Yorkshire dales moors and coast. Local attractions including the Herriot centre museum, White horse of Kilburn. Within easy reach to York, the ferry at Hull , Leeds Bradford airport. Warm and friendly hosts. Stabling available. Nearby local walks and cycle routes. Fly fishing on site. Please note we have 3 bedrooms and the price is from £75 per room

Idyllic setting staying on a farm. Fly fishing available on site. Wedding venue. Local racecourses nearby. Within easy access to the A1M and A170 and A1

Friendly Yorkshire people.

The Den is cosy and comfortable and offers great accommodation for up to 6 guests (adults and children). It is a cleverly and sympathetically converted building on a site which was originally a sidings for the local railway station (closed in 1960's). Materials were up-cycled giving a special timber interior but benefits from up to date fittings and technology It is on a private and tranquil site in open countryside with great views and lovely walks.

The Den occupies its own site. It has, its own access lane, private car parking, secure outside space (grassland) separate shower and toilet building, covered bbq and fire pit area and wood fired hot tub. All with open views across a beautiful landscape.

Although we are only a few minutes from the major roads, the neighbourhood is beautiful and tranquil with quite roads and footpaths. The iconic white horse at Kilburn can be seen from the site.

Low Osgoodby Grange Bed & Breakfast. Situated on a family run farm , under the Hambleton Hills, in a quiet location in idyllic countryside. Ideally located within easy reach to the North Yorkshire Moors and Dales and coast. Close to the A1 and 20minutes to York

Ideally situated for local walks and bike rides, within easy reach to the market towns of Thirsk & Helmsley. Well known local area featured on the Yorkshire vet programme. and James Herriot. Within easy reach to local stately homes and abbeys' Fly fishing lake on site, and stabling available.

Lovely countryside and there are various local places to visit. Black Swan at Oldstead a popular restaurant. local pub in nearby Bagby .

Cosy cottage located in the North York Moors National Park with gorgeous big skies! A super base for exploring castles, abbeys, villages and the Heritage coast. Spoilt for choice in eateries from great local pubs to Michelin starred restaurants all with a 10 mile radius. Many guests comment on how peaceful and calm their stay has been. My place is good for couples, solo adventurers, families with children and pets (one, well behaved dog only).

The cottage is located at the top of Sutton bank, halfway between Thirsk (7 miles) and Helmsley (7 miles). Due to its elevated position, the views (and sunrises) are beautiful. One mile from the National Park Visitor Centre and in touching distance to many other attractions.

The Retreat is set in a rural location and has lots of original features with a modern feel. With ample off road parking and close to the Stillington-Easingwold road its the perfect base to come back to after a visit to the many local attractions. The market town of Easingwold is 2 miles away and the City of York is 12 miles. The North York moors are close to hand and if you fancy venturing further you have the coast and the Yorkshire dales

This recent barn conversion is now a comfortable and spacious cottage perfect for couples and families with young children. The property is set back from the main road along a private track leading to the owner’s peaceful small-holding which is home to their dogs, chickens and sheep. Your stay here will be a tranquil break away from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Enjoy uninterrupted views across open countryside from the first floor sun terrace which opens out from the master bedroom. The cottage interior has been thoughtfully finished to a high standard which prioritises space for guests to relax in a comfortable, light and airy home away from home. Keeper’s Lodge is conveniently located a short five minute drive from the popular market town of Thirsk. Its cobbled market place which hosts bi-weekly markets along with the many independent shops make it a popular visitor destination. Lying in the Vale of York, Thirsk is midway between the North York Moors and Yorkshire Dales, making it the ideal location for keen walkers. Alternatively there are plenty of shorter walks around the Thirsk area for those looking for walks at a gentler pace. Travel to the nearby towns of Harrogate, Ripon and North Allerton in less than a 30 minute drive. At each of these traditional North Yorkshire towns you will find a variety of fascinating independent shops, restaurants, tea shops, museums and galleries. Visiting the medieval walled city of York is an absolute must for anyone fascinated by history. York first came to prominence in Roman times and since then has continued to be an important place of historical and cultural relevance. It is overflowing with stunning architecture, including the iconic York minister, and many exciting attractions to visit. This holiday at a glance Sleeps three guests (maximum of two adults). One double bedroom with en-suite bathroom. One single bedroom with pull out trundle bed. Enclosed garden. Children welcome (See property 'Notes'). Baby in own moses basket welcome. Sorry no pets. Off street parking for one car. WiFi. Minimum two night stay. Additional features Small-holding location. Fridge with large freezer compartment, fitted electric oven with separate hob, microwave. Dishwasher, combined washer/dryer. Televisions with Freeview in sitting room and in master bedroom. Highchair and stairgate available on request. First floor sun terrace with views to open countryside. Fully fitted kitchen. Attractions and nearby amenities Visit the North Yorkshire market town of Thirsk with its cobbled market place and selection of independent shops. Thirsk was home to the famous vet turned author James Herriot. Find out more about what inspired his books and the classic BBC show All Creatures Great and Small at The World of James Herriot museum. Visit Sutton Bank and see one England’s famous chalk White Horses. Join the Cleveland Way National Trail at Helmsley and take in the beauty of the North York Moors National Park. Go pony trekking through the North York Moors National Park with Boltby Trekking & Trail Riding Centre. Suitable for all levels of experience. Take to the skies with The Yorkshire Gliding Club and get a bird’s eye view of the stunning North Yorkshire landscape.

This former stonemason’s workshop has been beautifully renovated into a light and airy bolthole for two and a perfect base for exploring all of the beautiful countryside and coast of North Yorkshire. Mason’s Cottage was originally owned by a family of stonemasons who worked on the local churches, houses and schools including Ampleforth Abbey. Ampleforth has existed as a village since Saxon times and is mentioned in the Domesday Book. The village is situated at the southern boundary of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, just north of the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and surrounded by beautiful countryside, offering scenic walks and cycling routes right from the front door. Just five minutes’ drive away is the pretty market town of Helmsley with its Castle, Walled Garden, Duncombe Park and a wide range of shops, pubs and restaurants. Prospect House (sleeping eight guests) is next to Mason's Cottage and available to book through Rural Retreats. This holiday at a glance Sleeps two guests. Ground floor accommodation (there are two internal steps within). Master bedroom with 6’ zip and link bed. Bathroom with bath and shower over. Wood burning stove. WiFi. Small, enclosed outdoor seating area. Children over 10 years welcome. One well behaved dog welcome (small addiional charge). Walks and cycle routes from the front door. Minimum of a two night stay. Additional features Double height sitting room with lovely, large windows. Sofa bed in the sitting room (see Notes). Electric oven and separate electric hob. Microwave, fridge with freezer compartment, dishwasher. Television with internet enabled TV. Telephone with honesty box. Garden furniture. Allocated parking outside the property. Attractions and nearby amenities Opposite the property is Kirk’s Coffee House serving excellent coffee, delicious food and daily baked bread which is always a fast sell-out! The village also provides a well-stocked shop and Post Office, a five minute walk from the property. Both village pubs, The White Swan and The White Horse Inn, have excellent reputations for good food. Visitors can take advantage of the sports centre facilities at Ampleforth College and within a 5 mile radius there is fishing, pony trekking, golf, cycle hire and the newly opened cycle trails from Sutton Bank National Park Centre. A 5 minute drive brings you to the pretty market town of Helmsley with Helmsely Castle, Helmsley Walled Garden, Duncombe Park and a wide range of shops, hotels/pubs and restaurants. Close at hand are Rievaulx Abbey and Byland Abbey and the National Trust properties of Nunnington Hall and Rievaulx Terraces and Temples. Further afield are Whitby on the coast, Goathland and Pickering in the National Park, Masham, Ripon and Harrogate to the west, Castle Howard and Scampston Walled Garden to the east and York to the south are all within easy reach.

Beautiful country retreat in the village of Ampleforth, situated on the edge of the NorthYorshire Moors, National Park and the Howardian hills. Our Beautifully decorated, spacious 'English country' style en-suite rooms have lovley traditional features. We hope to provide both comfort and relaxation in this beautiful part of the world. We are only 200m from both Pubs within the village. Only 1 mile from Ampleforth College and 4 short miles to Helmsley.

Bedroom 1 King size oak bed with en suite bathroom, oak beams and quirky fire place. Single put up beds are available on request for both rooms. All our rooms come with beautiful white Egyptian cotton sheets and fluffy white bath sheets. Our tea and coffee making facilities include a bosch tassimo coffee machine with a selection of different coffee pods, Yorkshire tea, fruit teas and of course fresh milk and water. We also have a pop up bed that can be put in the room if needed. And is under the 'extra guest's' option on payment.

Newly decorated and updated with new carpets throughout (cushion floor in kitchen and bathroom). Good sized rooms. New shower, wash basin and loo. Large lounge/dining room. Wifi and enclosed back garden with large lawn suitable for children to play on and/or adults to sit out on. ( NB Carbon Monoxide detector not need -no gas!) There is a gun cabinet available for use by prior arrangement - you must have a gun licence though.

Situated in a peaceful village. It’s the perfect location for a “get out and do” holiday for a family/couple with a car as it is fairly central in North Yorkshire. York 12m, Thirsk 5m, Ripon 7m. Easy access to Moors, Dales and coast towns (eg Scarborough).

View of white horse from the front room, open view to rear. Cricket club and village hall close by, as is St Cuthbert's church (grade II listed shingle spire).

Nestling in this picturesque village of Coxwold, Braecote is the perfect place for a romantic getaway and ideally placed for weddings at Newburgh Priory and Coxwold church and fine dining at the Michelin starred Black Swan at Oldstead. Cosy and warm and with high quality fixtures and fittings it's also a great base from which to explore the historic city of York, the North York Moors, Yorkshire Dales and east coast.

Braecote is a deceptively spacious 19th century cottage and a perfect bolthole for two. A great base for visiting York, enjoying outdoor activities, or for those who just want to chill and relax. You will always find tea, coffee, milk and biscuits when you arrive - and maybe a few extras if you are there for a longer stay. The well-equipped kitchen has reclaimed work surfaces and modern appliances. Relax in front of the wood-burner in the sitting room where you will find books, games, puzzles and DVDs as well as maps and information on the local area. A comfy king-size bed will ensure you have a good nights sleep then wake refreshed to views over to the Hambleton Hills. Enjoy listening to the birds and the church clock chime in the sunny south facing garden. There is space to store bikes at the back of the cottage. The cottage is suitable for a babe in arms but please bring your own travel cot/bedding.

Coxwold is a really pretty village within the North York Moors Nation Park. The neighbours are all very friendly and there's an excellent pub just up the road. It's well placed to explore York to the south, the Dales to the west, the Moors to the north and the coast to the east. The Georgian market town of Easingwold, with its cobbled market square has a great range of independent shops, a supermarket on Long Street, cafes, pubs and take aways. Thirsk to the north has a great independent cinema, James Herriot Museum, race course, a Saturday and Monday market - and three supermarkets. For history lovers: Shandy Hall, once home to novelist Laurence Sterne, is just up the road, Newburgh Priory and Byland Abbey a short walk away. Further afield: Castle Howard, Rievaux Abbey and Beningbrough Hall. For culture lovers: York has so much to see, from the ancient walls to the National Railway Museum, York Minster, and York Art Gallery. For walkers: From local footpaths to further afield there's so much to explore - maps and guide books are in the cottage. Food and drink: The traditional Fauconberg Arms is just up the road and there are some excellent restaurants and pubs nearby. We recommend The Carlton Inn, Carton Husthwaite, The Staypleton Arms in Wass, The Plum and Partridge in Husthwaite and, of course, the Michelin starred Black Swan in Oldstead.

Old Spring House is part of a Victorian farmhouse, adjacent to a working farm, set in a tranquil location between the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales, only ten minutes drive from the A1 and half an hour from historic York and stately Harrogate. The nearest towns are Boroughbridge and Ripon where there is history, entertainment and a number of fine restaurants and pubs.

We have lived in the area for nearly thirty years and are happy to share our knowledge and interests. The situation offers space to unwind and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.

Pilmoor is a beautiful place from which to explore the countryside of North Yorkshire but is equally convenient for travelling to Leeds, York and Harrogate as well as the coastal towns of Scarborough, Whitby and Filey. Fountains Abbey, Castle Howard, the Herriot Museum, the White Horse at Kilburn and Ryedale Folk Museum are a few of the many attractions easily accessible from our doorstep. For those who prefer the outdoors, the National Cycle Route 657 passes the door and there are numerous walks taking in the wildlife and landscapes of North Yorkshire. Pilmoor is only ten minutes drive from the A1 or A19, an ideal place to stop over if travelling either North or South.

School House is a beautifully renovated cottage located in the heart of the idyllic country village of Coxwold, with access to a lovely garden. The perfect base for guests attending weddings at Newburgh Priory, or a meal at the famous Black Swan at Oldstead. We have all the amenities to offer you a cosy and comfortable stay. Ideally situated to explore the North York Moors, visit the historic city of York, or take a trip to the coast, guests will not be short of things to do.

The property is perfect for those looking for a base to explore the area or relax and have cosy nights in. The cottage is the perfect stay for 2 people. Futon available if needed. The cottage comprises of one large bedroom, a bathroom with bath, a kitchen with seating, and a spacious living room with space for a bed to be set up if needed for an extra guest. The property offers a private entrance with parking and space to store bikes. Guests will be provided with a welcome package on arrival containing tea, coffee, biscuits and breakfast items.

The cottage is next door to our lovely tearoom, open from March and serving delicious coffee and cakes. Historic Shandy Hall is a short walk away as is the beautiful St. Michael's Church.

White Rose Holiday Park is situated in North Yorkshire less than 20 miles from the historic city of York. Come and experience the White Rose lifestyle with our short let Cottages. Our well-appointed 2 and 3 bedroom cottages are ideal for a family holiday or short weekend away. All our guests have exclusive access to White Rose Holiday Park facilities including the swimming pools and games room

White Rose Holiday Park has a wide selection of amenities and activities to make your stay as comfortable as possible. We take great pride in the quality of service we are able to offer you. We work extremely hard to ensure that all of our guests needs are accommodated. The park is ideally located, within easy reach of the Yorkshire Dales and surrounded by miles of idyllic countryside. White Rose Holiday Park has both an outdoor swimming pool and a heated indoor swimming pool. The outdoor swimming pool has its own slide which is very popular with the kids! The pools are surrounded by a patio area with outdoor furniture where parents can sit and enjoy the sun whilst keeping an eye on their children

Traditional granary converted to delightful 4-bed apartment in gardens and farmland in heart of Yorkshire, quietly located down a lane off A19, between Easingwold and Thirsk. York, Ripon, Helmsley and Northallerton all under 30 mins.

Light and airy but cosy and private, and ever-changing views to the Hambleton Hills and White Horse. 1 double; 1 twin; shower/bath; 2nd loo; fitted kitchen; big telly & dvd; wifi; dining area; hall (with washer/dryer) and carport. York, the coast, NY Moors, Dales, and all the many pleasures Yorkshire has to offer in easy distance.

There are two households 150m in one direction, and a racing stable up the lane in the other; and with other homes and businesses who use the two access lanes, we are a community between three villages - Thormanby, Sessay and Hutton Sessay.

Forge Cottage is a luxury self-catering holiday cottage. Located in the picture-postcard village of Coxwold in the North York Moors national park. Enjoy countryside and coast as well as great shopping, heritage and food in York, Harrogate, Helmsley and Malton. Our Holiday Cottage is spacious and tastefully decorated. Attention to detail and thoughtful touches will make your stay comfortable and relaxing. Welcome Hamper includes milk, cereal, bread, butter, marmalade, tea, coffee and wine!

We have created a boutique retreat for two adults with all the luxury you would expect – and a few little surprises – to make your time with us truly memorable. Forge Cottage is not suitable for dogs or children under 21. We have two well-behaved black Labradors ourselves who are not allowed to roam! The Cottage is a luxury self-contained annex adjacent to our home - conveniently located in the centre of the village - with private entrance and off-street parking next to the cottage. Outside, we have our own private gardens that our guests are welcome to enjoy - with numerous seating areas for both sun and shade lovers as well as a large dining area. We provide quality toiletries, robes and slippers. We also provide a welcome hamper with all necessities as well as a few luxuries to make your stay extra-special. See Coxwold Cottages website for more information.

Our location is hard to beat! Enjoy the best Yorkshire can offer: from gastro pubs and charming market towns to fascinating heritage and amazing country walks. Our charming village of Coxwold with historic Church, tea rooms and village pub is the perfect location for a boutique holiday cottage whether a relaxing holiday, short break, foodie or shopping weekend – or as a base for walking, cycling or other outdoor pursuits. Or maybe you are a guest at a wedding at nearby Newburgh Priory? The village of Coxwold has hard-standing tennis courts which you are welcome to enjoy. We are confident you will want to tell your friends and return again and again as this is the perfect location for a boutique holiday cottage … There are so many wonderful places to visit right on our doorstep – and historic York and Harrogate are both around 45 minutes away depending on traffic. You can enjoy the best of Yorkshire: foodie heaven with great gastro pubs and restaurants; great heritage, from Shandy Hall, Newburgh Priory and Byland Abbey within the environs of Coxwold to Castle Howard or Fountains Abbey which are just a half hour drive away; great market towns with boutique shops like Easingwold, Helmsley and Malton, Yorkshire’s food capital; quirky places like the neighbouring village of Kilburn, famous for Mouseman furniture, and the famous White Horse carved into Sutton Bank; and the most amazing walking country right from our doorstep in the North York Moors national park. This really is the perfect location for a boutique holiday cottage!

A brick-built barn conversion, a mile from the village of Sowerby, close to Thirsk. Set over one floor, and beautifully converted, this lovely Sowerby cottage seamlessly combines original features with modern comforts to provide extremely welcoming accommodation. With a fabulous open plan living area with woodburner in a feature fireplace, has lovely beamed ceilings, a designer kitchen and three spacious bedrooms. Expansive glass windows in the living area overlook the attractive courtyard.

This Sowerby cottage makes an ideal base for enjoying the coastal resorts of Whitby and Scarborough, as well as the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors or the city of York, and is an ideal holiday home for some well earned 'R and R', any time of year

Hawthorne Cottage can sleep up to 4 guests but can be booked with Honeysuckle cottage to sleep 8. This fab apartment offers high quality accommodation. Light, spacious and tastefully decorated, this cottage is located at the foot of Crayke Castle, opposite the fabulous Durham ox Pub. The village is 2 miles away from the nearest market town and has a children's play park and tennis courts. There is also a wonderful forest for walks and biking just down the road.

This apartment sleeps up to 4 and is spacious and light. There is a king-size bedroom and a double bed settee with 2 bathrooms. The kitchen is fully equipped with a washing machine, oven, hob and fridge freezer. TV free-view and wi-fi.

Crayke is a beautiful quiet village hidden in away in glorious North Yorkshire.

This is a bright and airy, triple bedded room with a private bathroom across the hall. The room is situated in a beautiful 18th century farmhouse in the village of Thormanby. Tea/ coffee facilities are in the room. We are situated 15 miles North of York on the road to Thirsk. Suitable for families and couples. Breakfast available for an additional cost of £7.50

Bedroom with 3 single beds. Private bathroom across the hall Guest sitting room. Dining room. Garden. Parking We do not provide any cooking facilities for guests.

Thormanby is a small village 15 miles north of the beautiful city of York. It takes approximately 25 /30 minutes to drive to the city centre. Close to the market towns of Easingwold, Thirsk and Helmsley. Ideally placed for visiting the Yorkshire Dales and the North Yorkshire Moors. Half an hour from Castle Howard, Rievaulx and Fountains Abbey. Ripon, Pickering and Harrogate are also with in 40 mins drive.

Beautiful country retreat in the village of Ampleforth, situated on the edge of the NorthYorshire Moors, National Park and the Howardian hills. Our Beautifully decorated, spacious 'English country' style en-suite rooms have lovley traditional features. We hope to provide both comfort and relaxation in this beautiful part of the world. We are only 200m from both Pubs within the village. Only 1 mile from Ampleforth College and 4 short miles to Helmsley.

Bedroom 2 King size oak bed with ensuite shower and toilet. More spacious room with velux windows Single put up beds are available on request for both rooms. All our rooms come with beautiful white Egyptian cotton sheets and fluffy white bath sheets. Our tea and coffee making facilities include a bosch tassimo coffee machine with a selection of different coffee pods, Yorkshire tea, fruit teas and of course fresh milk and water. We do also have a pop up bed that can be added to the room if needed and can be found on the 'extra guest's' option on payment.