Self-Catering Holiday Cottages in North East England - Page 4 of 7

1 Moor View Cottage is located within the peaceful and unspoiled moorland village of Lockton, just six miles from Pickering on the A169 and sixteen miles from Whitby, making it an ideal base for exploring the North York Moors, Forests and Coastline. There are some great walks from the cottage itself taking you over the moors to Hole of Horcum and Skelton’s Tower or down into Dalby Forest which offers many activities from easy cycling to mountain biking, varied walks to suit all ages and abilities, the exhilarating ‘Go Ape’ which is a must for any age (even if you only watch the treetop antics from below), or slow things down with some nature/bird watching in the quiet woods, by a stream or lake. The local pub ‘The Fox and Rabbit’ is within easy wal.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This quirky holiday cottageis as the name suggests. It is an upside down house, with a light and airy feel, with interesting rooflines and beams, homely touches and a stylish décor. This very pretty barn is a true 'little gem' and has been converted sympathetically to retain all of its charm and character, whilst providing all of the comforts of the 21st century. Ideal for a family, two couples wanting to holiday together, or for a couple looking for a romantic hideaway, Topsy Turvy is owned and has been converted by a local builder to a high standard. Worton is a small hamlet approximately a mile from Askrigg and Bainbridge in Upper Wensleydale in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. The village has one of the few remaining classic front room pubs - The Victoria .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Faith Hill adjoins, and is owned by the working village farm, Town Head. It is a deceptively spacious and comfortable detached holiday cottagethat is just a short stroll from the village centre with its pubs, village shops, restaurant and deli/bakery. Keen walkers can enjoy the walk straight out of the front door and up the hill onto Askrigg Moor and beyond to Swaledale. Alternatively, choose low level rambles down to the River Ure which is approximately a ten minute picturesque walk across the stone flagged paths through the meadows. This is a truly charming holiday cottagewith many lovely features including beamed ceilings, an original period range with open fire and flag floors - all adding to the cottage's character and charm. Located in the p.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

West End Cottage is a beautifully furnished grade 2 listed holiday cottagethat is probably one of the oldest cottages in the village of Askrigg. It is located right in the heart of the cobbled village centre opposite the church and has a lovely, large south facing walled garden with meadows and hills behind, providing a real feel of being in the countryside, as indeed it is. It also has the added benefit of being just a stones throw from the pubs, restaurants and shops. The cottage has a wealth of original character with planked floors and doors, stone flags and beamed ceilings throughout. The owners have beautifully restored the cottage in an understated yet exceptionally tasteful fashion, so that it has a feeling of luxury with features such as the h.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Jane’s Cottage is set in a pretty position within the village of Askrigg, amongst the oldest and quaintest cottages around the church. It is perfectly tucked away from passing traffic, in the heart of the village with pubs, teashop, restaurant and village shop just a stone throw away. This traditional cottage still retains much original character with beamed ceilings and an open fire and has one of the nicest views of the village. It is an attractive and unusually spacious cottage which will suit those looking for a peaceful retreat but yet want the benefits of having village amenities and places to eat closeby. Askrigg nestles beneath the stunning fells of Ellerkin and Askrigg Common towards the top of Wensleydale. Its two and three storey stone cottage.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Honeypot Cottage is a luxurious, stylish holiday cottagethat is located in the lovely village of Askrigg, within the Yorkshire Dales.Located in an enviable position near the top of the village’s main street and with the added advantage of having parking and a private garden, this is one of the more exclusive cottages in the village.A stay at Honeypot offers the best of both worlds. Not only is it an ideal base for exploring the Yorkshire Dales and its many delights but it is also an ideal retreat for those who would prefer to not use the car and take advantage of the lovely local walks straight from the front door, pubs, restaurants and teashops. What ever the time of year, this is an exceptionally comfortable retreat for a holiday or short break..... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Urlay Nook is currently the only 5 star holiday cottagein Askrigg, and only one of a handful within The Yorkshire Dales. It is in a pretty yet convenient position on the edge of the village, next to Askrigg Beck, with views over open fields from the south facing rear of the cottage. Being only a couple of minutes walk from the heart of the village with its shops, pubs, restaurants and church, it is ideally suited for those who are looking to enjoy a village location with the benefit of having amenities, including places to eat, within strolling distance.This light and airy cottage has many original features including thick stone walls, bread oven, beams and window seats. It is co-ordinated throughout to offer stylish and luxurious accommodation with a mixture.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

This charming Grade II listed cottage (c1834) nestles next to the church in the heart of Askrigg, enjoying stunning views across Wensleydale, whilst being only two minutes walk from the shops, restaurants, pubs and village amenities. The cottage is restored to a high standard but retains its original beamed ceilings, plank doors, stone shelves and fabulous inglenook fireplace with a multifuel stove. There is a completely private and secluded walled garden at the rear of the cottage.Co-ordinating fabrics are used throughout the cottage to enhance its very special atmosphere. Askrigg nestles beneath the stunning fells of Ellerkin and Askrigg Common towards the top of Wensleydale. Its two and three storey stone houses and cottages line the main street, with the 15th century p.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rook’s Cottage is a Grade II listed building built in 1825 and has one of only a handful of turret staircases in the Dales. The cottage is full of traditional Dales character, with oak beams, open fires, York stone and pine boarded floors, sash windows and nooks and crannies in every wall. It lies in the heart of the village of Askrigg and is only a couple of minutes walk from the shops, restaurants, pubs and village amenities.A traditional Yorkshire Range with an open fire takes pride of place in the farmhouse style kitchen, with its hand built antique pine cupboards and dresser and York stone flagged floors. You will also find the redundant bell wheel from the Parish Church hanging from the massive old oak beams. Unusually the living room is on the first floor to take advantage.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Church Farm is home to two charming holiday cottages that can accommodate parties of two or four guests. It provides an ideal base for sight-seeing, exploring the East Riding or simply relaxing in a rural setting. Located in the village of Garton on the Wolds, the cottages are within easy driving distance to a host of attractions and places of interest including stately homes and gardens, galleries, museums, traditional market towns, historic cities and of course, the glorious East coast of Yorkshire. The traditional market town of Driffield is just a three mile drive from Garton on the Wolds and provides a good number of interesting shops. The historic town of Beverley is fourteen miles away and also has a good selection of shops, along with its splendi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Greengate Cottage has been refurbished over recent years by its current owners and offers self catering holiday accommodation of a very high standard.   It is also perfectly located in a prime position in one of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park's prettiest villages, Hutton-le-Hole. This delightful holiday cottage, combines original character with luxurious furnishings to provide a very special holiday retreat with fabulous views over the village.  Greengate Cottage is close to craft galleries, riverside picnic areas, tea shops, a folk museum, a local shop and a dining pub, all within a short walk. There are numerous attractions and interesting places to visit in this beautiful area and local attractions include: .... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Rosemary Cottage is a quaint 17th Century holiday cottagethat is set in a peaceful village just a few minutes walk from the sea. With many original features including beamed ceilings, twisted staircases and very thick walls to keep you warm and cosy, the cottage is ideal at any time of the year.Comfortably furnished with a well fitted kitchen, shower room, single bedroom and double bedroom with ensuite toilet, the cottage bedrooms afford sea views from both bedroom windows.This is the perfect setting for walks, short or long, with access to the old railway path from Whitby to Scarborough which is also ideal for cyclists and dog walkers. A short walk takes you to Robin Hood's Bay, a village steeped in history of smugglers with a good choice of p.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Old Farm Cottage is a spacious self catering holiday cottage situated in a tranquil, enviable location, close to the Holy Island of Lindisfarne and the beautiful historic town of Berwick-upon-Tweed. It is perfect for exploring the spectacular Northumberland Heritage Coast, Cheviot Hills, and also the beautiful Scottish Borders nearby, offering fantastic scenery, excellent walking and quaint towns to visit. The cottage is situated approximately five miles south of Berwick-upon-Tweed in a peaceful location.  It is the owners’ personal holiday home, and a perfect place to escape from the pressures of every day life.  It offers the opportunity to enjoy miles of beautiful beaches within minutes’ walk from the cottage, yet also offers the shops and amenities of Berwick.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

East Farm Country Cottages provide three cosy holiday cottages that are located in a peaceful location just minutes from Scarborough and the Heritage Coast.The cottages are maintained and presented in the traditional style to maintain the"country cottage" feel and are located in a picturesque valley within the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. They have a garden with a seating area which has beautiful southerly views over rollin.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Church Farm is home to two charming holiday cottages that can accommodate parties of two or four guests. It provides an ideal base for sight-seeing, exploring the East Riding or simply relaxing in a rural setting. Located in the village of Garton on the Wolds, the cottages are within easy driving distance to a host of attractions and places of interest including stately homes and gardens, galleries, museums, traditional market towns, historic cities and of course, the glorious East coast of Yorkshire. The traditional market town of Driffield is just a three mile drive from Garton on the Wolds and provides a good number of interesting shops. The historic town of Beverley is fourteen miles away and also has a good selection of shops, along with its splendi.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Surprise View Cottages provide an excellent base for walking, being on the very edge of the Moors and having immediate access to fields, tracks, woods and a network of public footpaths including the link walk; you can walk out leaving your car behind! Named after the well-known, panoramic view looking down from the nearby church at Gillamoor; they are only one mile from the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole with its renowned Ryedale Folk Museum. Even though in the heart of the country, they are central for cycling and touring the area, being only twenty five miles from York, Whitby and Scarborough. They have a wealth of historic Abbeys, Churches and Castles on the doorstep as well as major attractions like Castle Howard, North York Moors Railway, and.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Lowna Farmhouse is one of three of Surprise View Cottages delightful holiday homes. It provides a superb base for those who enjoy walking, being on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors with immediate access out onto fields, woods and a network of public footpaths and tracks including the link walk - you can enjoy great walking without having to use the car! Each holiday cottagesits just one mile from Hutton-le-Hole, a picturesque village renowned for its Ryedale Folk Museum. The holiday cottages are conveniently located in the heart of the country and central for touring the area and cycling. They are only twenty five miles from Whitby, York and Scarborough and have a wealth of Chur.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Model Buildings provides delightfully spacious two bedroomed self catering holiday accommodation in the beautiful village of Rothbury. This ground floor self contained flat, built in natural sandstone by Lord Armstrong of Cragside in the 1870s, features in the village trail leaflet as "state of the art" workers' housing of the time. The cottage is tucked away down a quiet path, yet is very convenient for the village centre and shops, which are within a couple of minutes walk. It is less than a hundred metres to the River Coquet and some beautiful riverside walks, and there is also a children's play area here by the river with a picnic area. Rothbury itself nestles at the foot of the Simonside and Lordenshaw Hills. It is set in beautiful countryside on th.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

Carly's Cottage sleeps two guests and is a delightful stone holiday cottagethat is ideal for couples, peacefully tucked away just behind Frenchgate, within the market town of Richmond in the Yorkshire Dales.This romantic holiday cottagewith its own private parking was built around 1850 and is an ideal base from which to explore this wonderful quaint town, enjoy the numerous walks within the area and explore the many attractions of the Yorkshire Dales.Richmond lies on the River Swale and is the capital of Swaledale and the Gateway to the Dales. Its quaint, narrow cobbled streets and market place, Norman Castle, Georgian houses and breathtaking scenery, give the town a lovely atmosphere and unique character. Voted "Great Town of Year" in 2009, Richmond re.... click to read about this holiday cottage.

The Doll's House sleeps two guests and is a delightful stone holiday cottagethat is ideal for couples. It is peacefully tucked away just behind Frenchgate (with its own private parking!) within the market town of Richmond in the Yorkshire Dales.This romantic holiday cottagewas built circa 1850 and is an ideal base from which to enjoy numerous walks, explore this wonderful quaint market town and explore the many attractions that the Yorkshire Dales has to offer.Richmond lies on the River Swale and is the capital of Swaledale, often referred to as the 'Gateway to the Dales'. Its quaint, narrow cobbled streets, market place, Georgian houses, Norman castle and breathtaking scenery, gives this town its wonderful atmosphere and unique character. Voted "Great.... click to read about this holiday cottage.