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Pinecroft Lodges North Yorkshire, Ingleton
Pinecroft lodges are located on the threshold of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, an area renowned for it's rolling hills, timeless valleys and picturesque villages. | ||||||
Keepers Cottage, Kirkbymoorside
Keeper's Cottage,is a very cosy & comfortable cottage of character for 2 to 4 people in Gillamoor - an unspoiled North York Moors National Park working farm village. The cottage is set in 2 acres of grounds with 2 paddocks. | ||||||
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The Old Granary Cottage, Kirkbymoorside
The Old Granary is located in the pretty village of Gillamoor in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park approximately 3 miles north of Kirkbymoorside were there is an excellent 18 hole golf course. | ||||||
Sinnington Common Farm Cottages, Kirkbymoorside
The farm is set in beautiful countryside on the edge of the North Yorkshire moors in Ryedale. We have many farmyard animals including goats, poultry, pet Dexter cattle (a bull who thinks he's a horse!) | ||||||
Fat Ox Cottage, Lealholm
Nestling in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors in an idyllic rural location, Fat Ox Cottage is a recently converted barn and can be found within the grounds of a dairy farm. Situated approximately 2 miles from Lealholm. | ||||||
Great Fryup View, Lealholm
This delightful home is an attached cottage positioned in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors and ‘Heartbeat’ country. Commanding breath taking views of Great Fryup Dale from the pretty front garden and the Esk Valley. | ||||||
Flag Cottage, Leyburn
Flag Cottage is a charming, newly refurbished stone cottage with a beautifully presented modern interior and furnishings, nestling in the picturesque tranquil village of West Burton in the Yorkshire Dales. | ||||||
Jesmond Cottage, Leyburn
On the fringe of the village green, just before the road narrows into the Back Nook, stands Jesmond Cottage one of the many traditional stone worked cottages that has been recently renovated. | ||||||
The Stable, Leyburn
Sitting near the sleepy end of the unspoilt village of Newbiggin in Bishopdale The Stable has been recently converted from a traditional dales stable into a very special two bedroomed property. | ||||||
Green Bank, Leyburn
This elegant and distinctive house with its double bay windows and dressed stone mullions overlooks the large village green at West Burton. Access on foot from the green is through a small railed patio garden. | ||||||
West Close Cottage, Leyburn
Set in the National park in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales these two barn conversions are tastfully decorated to a very high standard with exposed beams conservatories to enjoy the specular views of the local landscape. | ||||||
West Cottage, Leyburn
West Cottage is a distinctive and spacious traditional farmhouse nestling near the west end of the village looking towards the narrow green. A gated driveway runs in front of the cottage and leads to a beautiful secluded garden. | ||||||
Argil Cottage, Malton
This stylish 4-star Gold Award cottage delights in every way. Characterful and contemporary in just the right measures. This one's a winner and it's yours. Perfect. This stylish 4-star Gold Award cottage delights in every way. | ||||||
Clipstone Cottage, Masham
Park Street is one of the small streets leading from the market place with rows of finely built terraced cottages. Clipstone is one such, stone built cottage. | ||||||
Magnolia Cottage, Masham
Park Street is one of the small roads leading from the market place with rows of finely built terraced cottages. As Park Street recedes from the market place it is joined from the west by Swinton Terrace which leads out to Masham Golf Club | ||||||
Briar Cottage, Middleham
Briar cottage, dating from the 18th century, recently renovated to reveal some of its once original features and is part of a small, interesting, terrace which sits on the fringe of the cobbles. | ||||||
Little Garth, Normanby
Little Garth is a charming Grade II listed cottage, circa 1855, restored in 2007, the cottage retains period features, which include the oak beams. | ||||||
Valley View Farm Cottages, Nr Helmsley
Valley View Farm Cottages consists of six stone built cottages with one, two or three bedrooms, located in the peaceful and picturesque village of Old Byland on a family farm. | ||||||
Dale House Farm Caravan, Nr Ingleton
Well equipped newly refurbished static caravan on a beautiful 20 acre smallholding situated in the Yorkshire Dales National Park near the three Peaks, Ribblehead Viaduct, White Scar caves and Ingleton Waterfalls Walks. | ||||||
Cowldyke Farm, Nr Kirkbymoorside
All our cottages are converted farm buildings. All have interesting old beams, double glazing, full central heating and patio area. We have 6 cottages sleeping from 2 to 6 persons. | ||||||
The Old Dairy, Nr Otley
The Old Dairy is a 200 year old luxury cottage with lots of added extras. Described in our visitors book once as - 'The jewel in Nidderdales crown'. Set in the beautiful hamlet of Timble and perfect for couples, it is the ideal | ||||||
Mel House Cottages, Nr Pickering
Mel House Cottages comprises four comfortable properties (sleeping 3-6 Guests) sited in the centre of our village. An Indoor Heated Pool, Spa and Sauna is exclusively available to our Guests. | ||||||
Rawcliffe House Farm, Nr Pickering
The country-style self-catering cottages have been tastefully converted from the farm barns, retaining many original features of rustic beams and stonework. | ||||||
Curlew Cottage, Nr Reeth
Curlew Cottage is a delightful one bedroom Grade II listed 18th century former lead miner's cottage, commanding spectacular views over Swaledale in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. | ||||||
Tavern Cottage, Nr Richmond
Tavern Cottage is a stone built cottage, situated in the centre of the small quiet village of Newsham, overlooking the village green. The location is midway between Barnard Castle and Richmond. | ||||||
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