Luxury VillasKirkbymoorside

Nestled in the picturesque countryside of North Yorkshire, Kirkbymoorside is a charming market town with a rich history dating back to medieval times. Surrounded by rolling hills and lush greenery, the town boasts quaint stone buildings, traditional pubs, and a bustling weekly market. Visitors can explore nearby historic sites like the stunning Castle Howard, enjoy scenic walks in the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and immerse themselves in the warm hospitality of this quintessential English town.
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The Barn at Rigg End, Hartoft, Pickering

The Barn at Rigg End Farm set within the North York Moors National Park offers a newly renovated holiday retreat with 3 bedrooms, with tumbling views over the Yorkshire landscape. Built with Yorkshire Stone, the accommodation offers high quality accommodation with great views. The Barn at Rigg End provides a superb holiday home for up to 6 adults and children over 11 years old. The Barn is a fully renovated character property, charmingly furnished, in the heart of the Yorkshire Moors. The property's proximity to Yorkshire's four main towns Malton, Whitby, Helmsley and Scarborough mean that despite the rural surroundings there are lots of amenities nearby. The property has a quirky layout with all three bedrooms located on the ground floor and the main living area and terrace on the second storey offering great views across the countryside. All the bedrooms are en-suite and have direct access to the garden. The living area is furnished with solid oak furniture with beams to match. The space includes: • Two Double bedrooms (Individual mattresses with their own duvet, sharing a bed base) • One Twin bedroom • Three bathrooms • Fully equipped kitchen with American style fridge/freezer with ice and chilled spring water • Electric log effect fire • Under floor heating • Spacious and modern living area • Double doors to the garden, bringing the outside in • Balcony with furniture & BBQ for Al Fresco dining This property is horse friendly! Guests with horses can use the grazing field behind the barn at £5 per night per horse or £35 per week. Please note, there are no stables or undercover structures provided. The Property Owners live in the adjacent property and will be available if needed throughout your stay. Local Beaches For a traditional day out by the sea, head to Whitby Bay. The sandy beach has lots of attractions and facilities as well as some nearby activities for children. For somewhere closer to home, try Pickering beach where, if you’re lucky, you will get to see the migration of the horseshoe crabs. Be aware that this beach is better suited to fishing and boating rather than sunbathing! Go Ape Adventure Course The 'Go Ape' adventure course situated in Dalby Forest will certainly liven up your holiday. The course has a nail biting collection of high bridges, zip-wires and Tarzan swings you will need to successfully navigate. For young children there is the junior treetops experience. However, if you prefer to be closer to the ground why not try out the recently introduced forest Segways? moors Steam Engine A visit to the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway is the perfect starting point for any day out. The charmingly decorated carriages are comfortably furnished and the authenticity of the train will take you to a different era. If you wish to mark a special occasion, make sure you book the Pullman Diner Experience where you will be served a selection of hearty meals in a period carriage setting. Beck Isle Museum Explore the agricultural heritage of the local land by visiting the Beck Isle Museum. Attractions include ‘The Victorian Parlour’ and the ‘Cobbler’s Shop’. Don’t forget to buy a memento from the gift shop on the way out. Pickering Castle Come and discover the history behind this 13th century Norman castle. Learn who has occupied the castle over the years and visit the exhibition in the chapel. If you enjoy discovering some of Yorkshire's cultural heritage and want to learn more, then head on to Whitby Abby or Helmsley Castle. For health and safety reasons children under 8 are not permitted to stay in the Barn at Rigg End. This is due to a 12ft drop at the end of the garden.

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Boutique lodge with spectacular moorland views

Commanding panoramic views over Newton Dale and the North York Moors Steam Railway, High Kingthorpe Lodge is a boutique-style holiday retreat set in two and a half acres of private woodland. This lovely lodge and its stunning location are a haven of comfort and tranquility and yet only a short trip away from some of North Yorkshire's most popular attractions. High Kingthorpe Lodge is a high vaulted, solid log construction of Scandanavian origin. A wide balcony looks out onto sloping green pastures and down into Newton Dale with the heritage steam railway at its foot, as well as a levelled hilltop space for al fresco dining and barbecues, or for simply relaxing on sun loungers. Double doors give onto an open plan sitting room and kitchen area, wrapped around on all sides by windows, so optimising the view of the surrounding countryside. The sitting room provides cosiness and comfort and has at its heart a wood burning stove - perfect for chilly evenings. The kitchen also has a cosy cottage feel and provides all the usual utilities, including a dishwasher and washing machine/tumble dryer. The fixtures and fittings in this space and throughout the lodge have an individual, boutique style, backlit by lamps and fairy lights. There are two bedrooms: the first, a double containing a kingsize bed; the second, a twin which can be converted to a superking double on request. Both are furnished to hotel standard, again with boutique touches. The bathroom is modern and bright, with stylish fittings, two large towel rails and a spacious walk-in shower with fixed and manual shower heads. All towels and bedlinen are provided - these are white and of hotel quality. There is ample space for parking for two vehicles at the rear of the cabin. High Kingthorpe Lodge and its surrounding grounds are for the exclusive use of our guests. North York Moors National Park Despite its quiet countryside location, High Kingthorpe Lodge is only three miles north of the bustling market town of Pickering where there are a wide range of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, as well as two supermarkets. Three miles to the south east of the lodge is Thornton-Le-Dale, a pretty chocolate box village, lined with limestone cottages and artisanal shops and eateries. Nearer still, about 10 minutes by car, is Dalby, the Great Yorkshire Forest. This 8,000 acre woodland provides extensive walking and cycling trails (including bike hire) for all levels of ability. There is also a Visitors' Centre and cafe, picnic areas, and a Go Ape adventure course. For our guests at High Kingthorpe Lodge, access to Dalby Forest is free of charge. Details are available on request. Further afield, less than a twenty minute drive to the north of the lodge, is Goathland, a secluded Moors village and the site of a spectacular waterfall. Twenty minutes to the south is the town of Malton, known as Yorkshire's food capital where local specialities can be purchased in the farmers' market or in the many 'high-end' restaurants and hotels. A firm favourite for local holiday-makers is the journey from Pickering to Whitby aboard a steam train which travels through steep sided valleys to the heart of this picturesque fishing village . Alternatively, a trip to Whitby is only forty minutes by car. The direct route from the lodge takes our guests along winding Moor top roads commanding breathtaking views of the surrounding terrain, including the very dramatic Hole of Horcum. Travel forty-five minutes in the opposite direction and you will find yourself in one of Europe's best preserved medieval cities: York. Here there is a wealth of attractions both ancient and modern. It really is a very rich and varied city centre experience and certainly not one to be missed. And that only covers some of the highlights. Within easy reach, there is also Scarborough, Filey, with its beautiful beach, Robin Hood's Bay, Eden Camp (an absolute must for history lovers), Ravenscar, Fountains Abbey, Castle Howard and much, much more.

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