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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.

Unique and quaint cabin in a beautiful, peaceful and private setting on our farm. Open countryside views. A great place for both couples and families. Close to local attractions such as Dalby Forest, Flamingo Land, Castle Howard, Pickering Railway. A great base to explore North Yorkshire Moors.

Ideally located to enjoy the North Yorkshire moors, Deepdale Farm's cabin accommodation is situated on a horse farm in the most stunning location over looking open countryside. Peacefully positioned on the farm to enjoy your own privacy, the cabin gives you a cosy living room/bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and two masionnette single beds (please note the access to this is small and only suitable for children and small adults) where you can holiday away from home. On winter nights snuggle up and enjoy the electric log burning stove and TV with DVD player or on summer nights BBQ outside on the patio. We are just a mile away from kirkbymoorside which has everything you need - cafes - pubs - shops - take away. Just 3 miles up the road is a quaint village Hutton Le hole with a chocolate factory and folk museum and ice cream shops. Perfect for walking too. 7 miles east is Pickering which has the North Yorkshire Moors railway where you can have a delightful day out on the steam train to Whitby at the coast. Time it right and you will see the regatta or goth week! Dalby forest is just 12 miles east which is fantastic for Segway trails, mountain biking and go ape. You can spend days here. If you fancy a bit of horse riding only 3 miles east is Friars Hill Riding stables in Sinnington. For some fine dining we have the mitchellin star restaurant in Harome - The Star Inn or the Feversham Arms in Helmsley which has the fabulous vebenna Spa - well worth booking into.

We are two miles from Hutton Le hole which is a picturesque village with great local pub. We are also only 10 minutes from Pickering which has the North Yorkshire moors railway station and lots of lovely shops and walks. York is also 40 minutes drive away as is Whitby and Scarborough. There are also lots of lovely walks on our doorstep. Please see our travel guide book on here.

Come and stay in our beautifully finished, tin shepherds hut at the bottom of our garden. We are located in the rolling countryside with extensive views over the vale of York. After a day of exploring this AONB, there’s nothing like cooking tea over the fire pit followed by a dip under the stars in our rustic hot tub. Fall into a fresh clean bed and wake up to the sound of the dawn chorus. Our bathroom barn provides all your needs for a morning freshen up! See you soon.

The name "The Hut In The Wild" is just our name for the hut. The hut is located on our property at the bottom of our garden not in the wild. It is a beautiful shepherds hut in a gorgeous area with a fantastic view over the fields and hills. Experience a little wild living, cook on a fire pit and soak in a rustic wood fired hot tub.

We are set in an area of outstanding natural beauty and literally located at the end of a lane in a farming hamlet and look out onto fields where the many foothpaths start. Close by is the fantastic Yearsley woods which is great for walking, running, horse riding and biking. Further afield towards the coast you will find Dalby Forest which provides bikers with a choice of green, red and blue tracks! If you want to cycle or venture off in the car there are many places to visit...Castle Howard, Nunnington Hall, Rievaulx Terrace. Helmsley, Malton, Pickering, Easingwold and Thirsk are our local market towns full of places to eat and drink and a chance to pick up some nibbles. We don’t have a pub in our hamlet but there are plenty on offer a short drive away. The Durham Ox in Crayke and The Fairfax Arms in Gilling are lovely gastro pubs. Or you can opt for a more informal pub in Sheriff Hutton, The Highwayman or The White Bear in Stillington where you can get quite a hearty meal! Hope this helps in planning your stay.

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.

This shepherds hut is in a gorgeous rural location. The hut has electricity and hot water, it will be a cosy and warm place to stay all year round. There is a recently added hot tub, to relax in and soak up the gorgeous view. A fire pit and an outdoor table, plus cooking facilities in the hut. It is in a romantic and peaceful location. We are close to Castle Howard, Yorkshire Lavender and many other wonderful places to visit. Fabulous for keen walkers and popular area for cyclists.

The shepherds hut is located in a remote field so guests have total privacy. Located on the edge of the Howardian Hills in a stunning location, a gorgeous wildflower field with a pond and a stream.

We have many interesting places to visit locally- Castle Howard, Yorkshire Lavender, Malton, Nunnington Hall, Duncombe Park, Helmsley.

A secluded getaway. Night life only extends to the twit twooing of the owls. Nestled into the forest with a beck trickling by. It's perfect for those wishing to log out and explore the countryside on foot. Tons of walks including a gorgeous 4 mile round walk taking in 11th-centuary Rievaulx Abbey ruins and a cup of tea at the cafe along the way. The chocolate box town of Helmsley is just five miles away with walled garden, castle ruins, shops, restaurants and amenities.

A self contained unit with a spacious bedroom, bathroom opening through French doors on to a private deck and garden at the back. A small but well equipped kitchenette with a gas hob/oven, fridge and sink shares he entrance with a dining/sitting area. The cottage is situated next door to the host, who are on hand to help. DAB radio with aux, DVD library and wifi running at typically rural speeds.

Located on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park makes our cottage ideal for exploring the local breathtaking scenery, beautiful old market towns of Helmsley and Thirsk and picturesque villages such as Rievaulx. Perfect for visiting the historic sites of Rievaulx Abbey and Helmsley Castle as well as our modest but beautiful 1100AD Church in Old Byland. The cottage is located in an utterly idyllic and secluded part of the world, really you won't believe your eyes.

Brandrith Farm Cottage is a 1 bedroom dog friendly holiday let/ B&B situated in the Howardian Hills AONB on a working farm. 15 miles from York, 8 miles from Malton and on the doorstep to Castle Howard, The Yorkshire Arboretum in Castle Howard and Yorkshire Lavender. The Yorkshire Dales, Moors, Wolds and Coast are only a short drive away. Public footpaths and cycle routes directly from the cottage. Village stores, pubs and a bakery all within a 2 mile radius.

Brandrith Farm Cottage is adjacent to the main farmhouse and originally part of the main dwelling, It was separated and has been let on a long term lease until recently. The cottage has seen a complete refurbishment and is now to be let on a self catering or B&B basis. The cottage has beautiful views across the vale of York, Howardian Hills and Castle Howard. There is an entrance hall/ boot room on entering the cottage which leads on into the living/ dining room with an open fire and patio doors leading out onto the large private garden. The kitchen leads on from the living room with the bathroom/ shower room adjacent and a staircase that takes you to the large double bedroom.

The cottage is situated on a road between two very pretty villages. Terrington has a village store with a café and their is a direct public footpath to this village from the cottage. The village of Welburn is home to a bakery and café and a traditional village inn serving high quality food and drink. The cottage is 15 miles away from York and access to the A64 for both York and the coast is under 3 miles. The farm is situated within the Castle Howard estate and the stately home is 3 miles away. The award winning Yorkshire Lavender also sits on the doorstep of the cottage just beyond the village of Terrington. The cottage is also a stones throw from the traditional market towns of Malton, Helmsley and Easingwold and we are spoilt for choice with village pubs, Michelin star restaurants and fantastic walks and scenery in every direction.

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.

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!

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.

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.

Ford End B&B is a cosy, self-contained Annexe in 18th century converted stables. The accommodation is very private, with its own entrance and off-road parking. The area is fantastic for walks in the beautiful North York Moors National Park or Howardian Hills AONB. Or if ruined abbeys and stately homes are your thing, we have plenty of those too. There is great food available in both village pubs and the wonderful coffee house, all within a five minute walk. A well-behaved dog is welcome!

Ford End Bed and Breakfast is in the beautiful, traditional North Yorkshire village of Ampleforth, on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. We are perfectly located for stunning walks and delicious meals in one of two excellent pubs or the coffee house, all within a five minute walk. Ford End House lies on the West End of Ampleforth where the beck passes under the road. The Bed and Breakfast accommodation is set back from the eighteenth century house, in the former stables. The Annexe is completely self-contained, allowing you to come and go as you please, with your own key to your own front door! The entrance opens into a hall, leading to a double bedroom (king size bed) with TV and breakfast area, and a shower room with underfloor heating. The room is equipped with everything you need for your DIY breakfast: cereals, bread/toast, jams, teas, fresh coffee and a mini-fridge full of yoghurt, fruit juice, milk and butter. In addition, if you would like to arrange a full English cooked breakfast, this can usually (unless I am away) be brought to your room for an extra £5 per person. Please allow 24 hours notice - just to give me time to do the necessary shopping. "Charming as ever. Beautiful and quiet...a little dream for a change in busy lives! Super breakfast too! Thanks a million." Maria Ana (London)

We are in the historic village of Ampleforth, just over a mile from Ampleforth Abbey, four miles from the market town of Helmsley, twenty miles from York and an hour from Scarborough and the coast.

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.

Lovely, self-contained mini-studio apartment in a former railway station in Gilling East, on the edge of the North York Moors. Comfy double bed with TV, wifi and en-suite. Your own entrance and kitchenette. Fantastic walks and cycle rides straight from the door as well as lots of attractions further afield.

Platform 1 is a double bedroom, complete with small sitting corner, en-suite shower room and kitchenette. There's a smart TV, superfast broadfast as well as hanging space for your clothes. The shower room has an easy-to-use electric shower and supplies such as hand soap, shampoo, tissues and cotton wool balls as well as plenty of loo roll. The kitchenette has a combi-microwave oven, fridge, sink, kettle and toaster. You'll get supplies to start you off - tea, coffee, milk and biscuits - and there's a 'breakfast' bar where two people can eatcomfortably side by side. Platform 1 also has its own seating area outside on the railway platform. It's a lovely place to sit out and has a beautiful view up towards Oswaldkirk.

Gilling itself: The lovely thing about Platform 1 at Gilling Station is that you can walk straight from the door into the most beautiful countryside. There are lots of woods, lakes and streams. It's a popular spot for walkers, mountain bikers and road bikers too. Our favourite walk at the moment is straight over the road and up the valley to the Anthony Gormley statue. It has a wonderful view of the Ampleforth Valley and is a very special place. Within three/five miles: Hovingham tea rooms and bakery are a must. Their cakes are fantastic and it's set by a little stream and ford. It's a nice bike ride away. Ampleforth Abbey is worth a visit. The tea rooms in particular are very nice. Within ten/15 miles Helmsley's great. It has super food shops and cafes and Friday's market is very good. Obviously there's the castle too and Duncombe Park. In summer it has an outdoor swimming pool which we like very much. The walk from Helmsley to Rievaulx is really worth doing but there's many other lovely walks too. Nunnington Hall - Is so worth a visit. It's a stunning National Trust building and has lovely gardens too. Castle Howard - Is just stunning. The house is wonderful as are the grounds and the garden. Goes without saying that it has lovely tea rooms and a very nice garden centre. Easingwold - Easingwold is just a very nice market place and very much worth stopping in on your way to York. Tea Hees is a very nice coffee shop as is the Curious Table. York is 30 minutes to the outskirts. Fantastic place to visit at any time of year. Whitby and the Yorkshire coast are popular destination for our guests. There are so many spots to recommend but our favourites have to be Sandsend, Staithes and Runswick Bay.

Prospect House is a handsome, three storey, four bedroom family home and a perfect base for exploring all of the beautiful countryside and coast of North Yorkshire. The house was originally owned by a family of stonemasons who worked on the local churches, houses and schools including Ampleforth Abbey. The name of the house reflects the wonderful views of the so-called Gilling Gap from the first floor bedrooms! 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. Mason's Cottage (sleeping two guests) is next to Prospect House and available to book through Rural Retreats. This holiday at a glance Sleeps eight guests. Master double bedroom with en-suite. Two further double bedrooms (one with 6' zip and link) and a twin bedroom. Family bathroom and further shower room. Wood burning stove. WiFi. South facing lawned garden Paved patio. Walks and cycle routes from the front door. On-street parking. Children and infants welcome. Up to two well behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge) Minimum of a three night stay. Additional features Views from first floor windows. Second floor den. Electric oven and separate electric hob. Microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and tumble dryer. Television room with internet enabled TV. Telephone with honesty box. A stairgate, two highchairs and two cots available on request. Garden furniture. 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.

The Gables is spacious, light and airy. The frontage has a bay window and entrance is into a large hallway with wooden flooring. The ground floor has a cosy sitting room, an elegant dining room with piano and a modern kitchen with granite counters and a breakfast table. Upstairs are three good sized bedrooms, with pretty views and a tastefully decorated bathroom. Up the spiral staircase to the second floor is the attic room. Outside there is a terrace, a long herbaceous garden and an orchard.

The hallway is airy with wooden floors and ample space to hang coats. The sitting room has a window seat under a big bay window, an elegant Italian fireplace and two sofas. This leads into the dining room with a piano and an octagonal dining table. The kitchen has granite counters, a double oven, a double sink, a fridge-freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and a small breakfast table. Upstairs, the bathroom is decorated in earth tiles and has a bath plus jet shower. Off the landing is the master bedroom with glorious views up the garden into woodland. The single room is a south-facing study, as is the king-size bedroom which also has a kitchenette. At the end of the landing a wooden spiral staircase leads up to the attic. This is a fantastic space for children, easily fitting two beds and with velux windows. Our sitting out area is up a level and is a courtyard with balustrade and a large dining table. A wall trained fig and patio tree provide shade. Leading from the terrace is a walled garden with stone seats and a central small pool. Above this is a sweeping lawn with hammock, trampoline, ping pong table and swing. A cafe table further up the garden provides an intimate space, whilst a swing seat in the orchard benefits from westerly sun. A wood can be accessed through the vegetable garden.

The Gables is in the heart of a rural village on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. Within the village is a well stocked village shop, a millennium green, a playground, a cafe, two pubs and a leisure centre open to the public with swimming pool, gym and squash courts. This is a popular area for cyclists and walkers keen to explore the beautiful scenic countryside all around the village. Ten minutes drive away is the attractive mediaeval town of Helmsley with its market square, cafes, Arts Centre, walled garden, heated outdoor swimming pool, ancient castle and Duncombe Park, a country estate open to the public. Further afield is Castle Howard, with its beautiful landscaped gardens, lakes and children’s adventure playground. Sutton Bank for those who want to glide is ten minutes away and has bike routes and walks all along the escarpment. The moors are wonderful for hiking and Dalby Forest with its bike rides and Go Ape centre is popular with the adventurous. Those interested in history can explore nearby Abbeys of Byland, Rievaulx and Fountains Abbey, or visit the Viking Centre in York, which is forty minutes drive away. Whitby and Scarborough, seaside towns are equally popular and roughly forty minutes drive, as are The Dales, heading west towards the Pennines.

Whootin Owl Barn is a smart luxury detached barn with private screened hot tub overlooking private woodland on a tranquil country lane in the heart of North Yorkshire only 4 miles from Castle Howard and 25 mins from York. If you are looking for a romantic modern and ultra clean property in a beautiful private location for a short break or Holiday getaway or looking for a base to explore North Yorkshire, look no further.

***(((NOTE: Please know that Whootin Owl Barn is thoroughly cleaned and sanitised before arrival of each guest. We are taking what precautions we can during this time.)))*** The barn is a modern detached property located on the edge of private woodland. It is in a quiet relaxing location in the centre of the Howardian Hills, and within the N Yorks National Park, an area of outstanding natural beauty. The barn has two sets of bi-fold doors leading out onto a large raised deck facing into woodland, which is screened off for privacy. There is an external dining area for guest use, a gas barbecue and a private gravelled parking area adjacent for guests to use. There is a full kitchen and a warm stylish wet room. Externally there is a privacy screened hot tub. All rooms are underfloor heated for comfort .

The Barn is located in a particularly quiet location within the Howardian Hills, (an area of outstanding natural beauty) and within the North York Moors National Park. There are a wide range of activities and gorgeous places to visit, most only a short drive away ie: Helmsley with its castle and a wide range of shops and coffee shops - 6 miles. The market town of Easingwold has several nice coffee shops and a range of small supermarkets - 8 miles. Malton has a comprehensive offering of stores and holds regular food festivals - 8 miles. Thirsk is a busy market town with a full range of retail offerings - 10 miles. The beauty of Castle Howard is well worth a visit - 9 miles. The historic city of York (arguably the prettiest city in England) is a must with its Roman, Viking and medieval historical beauty and a wide range of museums and galleries as well as a wide range of retail stores - 16 miles.

Get away from it all and take a break in the heart of the Howardian Hills at Hambleton House in the charming village of Ampleforth. Guests will truly relax at Hambleton House with the surround sound Bose music system and luxury hot tub to relax those aching muscles after a long walk in the beautiful countryside. A welcome pack will be provided on arrival with some local treats for you to enjoy. The modern kitchen has everything you need to cook for family.

Guests have access to 3 of the 4 bedrooms. Bedroom 4 is for owner use only and is not to be used.

Next to the enchanting Ampleforth Abbey and near to some of the finest eateries in the North of England. 2 fantastic local pubs just a short walk from the house and more in the surrounding areas. Kirks Coffee House just around the corner sells fresh breads and serves a fantastic array of breakfast choices, snacks and cakes! The famous Black Swan restaurant in Oldstead recently voted the best restaurant in the world is just a 10 minute drive away. The Star inn in Harome which is also a michelin star restaurant is just a 20 minute drive. The vibrant market town of Helmsley just 2 miles away has an abundance of coffee shops and delicatessens to enjoy. Other local attractions include Castle Howard, Duncombe Park.

We live in Fadmoor, right on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, between the beautiful dales of Farndale and Bransdale. Great for hiking and mountain biking, or sightseeing; the famous mediaeval city of York is about 25 miles to the South. The accommodation is an Annex to our house, with its own entrance opening on to a utility area with downstairs toilet. There are two bedrooms, a separate shower room and a living/dining area. We only rent the Annex to a single party.

We charge per bedroom, so if you only require one, you'll still have the place to yourself. The basic charge is for two guests using one bedroom. If you need the other bedroom for more guests, please add 50% to the fee. If you have an additional child, we can provide another fold up bed at a modest extra cost. You're welcome to use the facilities in the utility room which is part of the annex: sink; fridge/freezer; washing machine; tumble dryer; microwave. Tea, coffee, milk etc will be provided, as well as cereals for a light breakfast. The living space comprises a large room with patio doors opening on to the gravel drive. There's a very comfortable sofa and chair at one end and a large dining table and chairs at the other. All bed linen and towels are included and there will be soap, shower gel, shampoo etc for you to use. The shower is electric, so there is plenty of hot water available after a hard day walking or cycling! If you do need to clean of boots or mountain bikes, there's an outside tap and hose. There's ample parking on the drive for several cars. If something isn't included in the listing, please just talk to us when you arrive and we'll help as much as we can.

If you love hiking or mountain biking, this is the place for you! The National Park boundary runs through the middle of Fadmoor and the edge of the moors is just to the North. We can help with suggestions for routes and lend you maps. Farndale is world famous for the wild daffodils which flower in the spring and people travel from all over the world to walk through the dale. The coast is also about a 45 minute drive away; the well known town of Whitby and the Yorkshire Jurassic coast are within easy reach. There is a pub / restaurant about 10 minutes walk away and two Michelin starred restaurants a short drive away, the Black Swan at Oldstead owned by the famous Banks brothers and the Star at Harome. Kirkbymoorside is a few minutes drive and has small supermarkets open 'til late 7 days a week in case you run out of gin!

1 bedroom cottage set in a beautiful rural location on a working farm with beef and sheep. Stunning views with beautiful wildlife and wild flowers. Dog friendly with wonderful walks and cycle routes. Within easy access of the picturesque market town of Helmsley.

Ground floor cottage with one double bedroom and opens out onto bright South facing enclosed patio area with seating. King size bed with en suite fully tiled wet room shower. Good sized open plan living area with TV incorporates sitting and dining area and kitchen. The kitchen is fully equipped with integrated appliances - fridge, dishwasher, microwave, cooker and washer / dryer.

Beautiful walks in all directions from the front door in beautiful countryside situated within North York Moors National Park. Also not far from numerous pubs and restaurants in nearby Helmsley and neighbouring villages including two Michelin starred restaurants in nearby villages. Unique landmarks nearby include The White Horse at Kilburn, Gormire Lake and Sutton Bank. An ideal base to explore Yorkshire or to relax in beautiful surroundings.

Brand new inside, light,bright, cosy warm and comfortable, wood burning stove and rather funky

Ampleforth set in beautiful countryside 45 mins from York and all it has to offer the garden offers stunning views over the valley, up several steps

Lovely market town of Helmsley nearby, near Ampleforth abbey and school, and on the edge of the moors

This beautiful little bolthole is a converted, 19th century railway shed in the picture postcard village of Gilling East. Brilliantly located on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, it offers cosy and self-contained, shepherd's hut-style accommodation just a stone's throw from a really super pub. Six miles from Helmsley and a short drive from Castle Howard, the Parcel Shed retains its original beams and enjoys gorgeous views across the lower reaches of the Ampleforth valley.

The Parcel Shed is a very unique, little place and is part of the converted, former railway station that once served the village. It's been restored to offer bijou holiday accommodation - that includes an en-suite shower room as well as a fully equipped micro kitchen and sitting and eating area. It's been inspired by the shepherd's huts that are so popular. But unlike a shepherd's hut, the Parcel Shed has the benefit of central heating. It also enjoys superfast broadband, its own front door and a private balcony overlooking the garden and valley. There is a smart TV and a small hanging area for clothes.

Gilling East really is a picture postcard village with a stream running through its middle. It's on the edge of the Ampleforth Abbey estate and there are fantastic walks and bike rides straight from the door. The main attractions of the village are the surrounding countryside, the pub and the playground which has its own mini railway open at weekends throughout the summer. It's ideal for people wanting to get to know this part of Yorkshire a little better. NB: While the Parcel Shed has wifi, in common with most very rural areas, there is very little mobile signal when you are out and about.

Come and stay in our small but perfectly-formed guest space! It's completely separate from the main cottage, so you have privacy and can come and go as you please. It's warm and cosy and luxurious, and the en-suite offers a wonderful shower! And breakfast is included.

Cross the rose-covered patio and take the stone steps down into this charming guest space created within an old stone barn, and discover original features including exposed timber beams.

Stonegrave is situated in the heart of Ryedale, North Yorkshire, and is an excellent base for exploring the North York Moors, the nearby market towns of Helmsley and Malton, and the Hambleton Hills to the south. Castle Howard and Rievaulx Abbey are just a short drive away. Closer to home there are wonderful walks through countryside from the door, especially if you want to include pubs or tea rooms. To the north It's a lovely mile over the hill to Nunnington with its gallery, artisan workshops and coffee shop. To the south Hovingham is about two miles, where the Cricketers Bar and Worsley Arms, village shop, bakery, and both tea rooms will serve you well. And the excellent Fairfax Arms is just three miles down the lane at Gilling East.

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. 🙂

Clothes Prop Cottage is located in the heart of Helmsley, just a couple of minutes walk from the shops, tea rooms, pubs and restaurants in this beautiful North Yorkshire market town. The property is available for 3 night weekend and 4 night mid week stays as well as full 7 night breaks. The property suits couples looking for a relaxing stay in the Yorkshire countryside, with their beloved pets welcome!

The cottage has a cosy living room, separate kitchen, two bedrooms (one with a king size bed and one with a double bed), a bathroom with over bath shower and a dedicated parking space behind the cottage. Amenities include: Hive controlled central heating, electric oven, gas hob, microwave, washing machine, fridge freezer, coffee machine, TV with Freeview Recorder and DVD. Bed linen and towels included in the rent. Sorry, but this is a no smoking property.

Spacious Holiday Cottage 3 bedrooms, all doubles one can be split into a twin, another has an en-suite. Open plan lounge diner with great south facing views and wood burner. Galleried entrance hall and good kitchen. Two outside terraces for eating, etc. small utility room. Off street parking for 2 cars

Not suitable for children and pets as there are often a few horses around and on the drive between this cottage and the main house. Parking for 2 cars or more on private gravelled hard standing between quiet village street and cottage The double / twin bedroom is downstairs and has a toilet right next to it. Principle bedroom has a good bathroom right next to it kitchen has full range of appliances, cutlery and crockery, pots and pans, etc

quiet village, 1 mile from Ampleforth Abbey, on the edge of the North Yorks Moors national park and in an AONB plenty of cosy village pubs nearby including one that can be booked for full breakfast 2 Michelin starred gastro pubs nearby, one has just been voted gastro pub of the year

A tranquil and private separately converted outbuilding located at the rear of a detached property in Sutton-Under-WhitestoneCliffe. With a garden boarder full of Buddleia's and shrubs. Inside, it has been finished to a high standard which prioritizes comfort and warmth for relaxing throughout your stay, with central heating and a cast iron gas (coal effect) stove. It is a well equipped, self catering annex both inside and out. Our locked & alarmed shed is available for your bicycles, too.

Outside it boasts its own patio and seating area with table and chairs and a parasol to shade you from the late afternoon sun, where you can relax with a drink and watch the sun go down, or enjoy a meal cooked on the 3 burner gas BBQ supplied on the patio for your own personal use. There is also a bench containing cushions for comfortable dining. Also two reclining sun loungers. Inside, you will find a lovely lounge, kitchen and dining area. 1 bedroom with a double bed and a 2ft 6ins single bed. A separate shower room. If you wish to eat out, the village has a lovely pub, a 3 minute walk away or just a 5 minutes’ drive away to the next village of Felixkirk, you will find the Carpenters Arms and the Michelin star restaurant, The Black Swan at Oldstead only 4 miles away.

Buddleia Annex is situated in the village of Sutton-under-WhitestoneCliffe, Thirsk. On the gateway to the Yorkshire Moors with many amazing walking and cycling routes and events. Our Garden Shed provides a locked and alarmed space for your bicycle/s and your peace of mind! The Annex is only a short 10 minute drive to the local market town of Thirsk, with its cobbled market place and weekly markets. Alternatively, travel to the historic towns of Harrogate, Ripon, York and Northallerton in less than 30 minutes. Or venture further afield to the coastal resorts of Scarborough and the famous home of Dracula himself...Whitby.

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.

Beautiful 19th century stone cottage in Oswaldkirk with excellent views over the Howardian Hills. This holiday cottage offers a cosy home away from home at any time during the year. Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Moors National Park, there is excellent walking right from the doorstep. All welcome, including children and one dog.

Cosy cottage with everything you need for a self catering holiday. Master bedroom with double bed and a small bedroom with a cabin style bed which is slightly narrower and shorter than a standard double bed. Comfortable lounge with a multi fuel burner and dining area. Fully equipped kitchen with utility area. Shower room with shower cubicle. Patio area has a table and seating for 4 with beautiful views over the Howardian Hills. Reserved off street parking in a small private car park.

Oswaldkirk is a small village just a few miles from Ampleforth and Helmsley. Helmsley is a lovely market town with a good choice of shops, pubs and restaurants. There are lots of lovely places to visit including York and Whitby. Fresh eggs can be collected from a few doors down. Just collect your eggs and leave the money in the honesty box.

Cruck Cottage is a cosy characterful property, which has recently been refurbished. It has its own private outdoor seating area and private access. It is situated within a lovely village, 100 metres from a traditional 15th century pub. Wombleton is situated 4 miles from the market towns of Helmsley and 3 miles from Kirkbymoorside, on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park.

This delightful property has been tastefully converted from a former stable and recently refurbished.

Large double bedroom (ground floor) with an adjoining WC and luxury walk-in shower. Towels & robes provided. Shared use of our large open plan country-kitchens' dining area. 2 ground floor bedrooms share the facility of WC, handbasin & walk in shower room. Each bedroom can be booked separately or together would be ideal for a family or group of up to 5. Located in the rural village of Sheriff Hutton YO60. Ideal location for exploring the Howardian Hills (Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty).

Off street parking at front of property or secure garage for bicycles or motorbikes. You’re booking a large double ground floor bedroom with an adjoining WC and walk-in shower. Sofa in your bedroom for you to relax, read or watch Freeview tv. Please note: price depends on number of guests, so update your search criteria for accurate cost of accommodation! (We discount the room rate for solo guests).

Delightful village with Post Office & well stocked village store, deli & coffee house, wine shop and two pubs one of which serves good food too. We have a 900 year old parish church and ruins of Neville Castle built in the 14th century. Plenty of rural walks and lanes to cycle. Please note our location - before you book!

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.