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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Embleton sleeps 5.
Features include: • Easy Walking • Sleeps 5
Accommodation overview: Set in a bay, once voted the most romantic in England...and just minutes from attractions to delight all ages Set on the main Heritage Coastal Route with views out to the coast, these charming holiday homes will delight all ages. Each one offers individual character and charm. Converted from former barns, the cottages have been created with great attention to detail by caring owners to offer a holiday experience to remember.
Set on the edge of Embleton Village, on what was once voted the most romantic bay in England and close to the popular villages of Craster, renowned for its smoked kippers, and Beadnell with its water sports and Newton-by-the-Sea with its National Trust beach and micro brewery. Alnwick is only 7 miles with its majestic castle (used in the Harry Potter films), lots of cobbled streets, enchanting gardens, playhouse, inns and restaurants. Dunstanburgh Castle in nearby Craster makes a lovely walk along the cliff top, reached only by foot. Finish off with fresh seafood on the way back in one of the many fine and friendly pubs dotted along the coast. Seahouses known for its fine fish and chips and small working harbour is always a visitor’s favourite. Holy Island is not to be missed but check the tides first or take a boat trip over to the Farne Islands to see the puffins or seals whilst in Seahouses. Embleton village has a friendly pub and restaurant, garage, post office, well-equipped children’s park and magnificent sandy bay. A beach hut is also available to hire in Newton-by-the-Sea (an NT beach) by arrangement with the owner. For properties MVB, MVF and MVE only, there is membership of the local, private leisure facilities and guests are welcome to use the pool, gym and spa at cost.
  
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £1300
Self catering accommodation in Budle Bay sleeps 6.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Easy Walking • Garden • Sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: With spectacular views over Budle Bay across to Holy Island, this exceptional single-storey holiday property is situated on Northumberland’s Heritage coast in an AONB, famous for its bird life and miles of sandy beaches. The house is just a 5-minute walk from the beach, therefore the position of the house and its large enclosed garden make it the perfect location for relaxing whilst admiring the beach views and stunning sunsets. This stone built home is one of a pair and offers traditional, spacious and very elegant family accommodation with wooden beams and an open fire. It is ideally located to explore the beautiful unspoilt county peppered with small friendly villages, fishing harbours, hills and valleys. Bamburgh Castle is a magnificent sight, set high above the beach it towers over the small village and is only a few minutes’ drive where quaint inns, tea rooms and the Grace Darling Museum can be found. Three miles south lies the bustling little seaside village of Seahouses where boat trips can be taken to the Farne Islands to visit the grey seals and migrating sea birds nesting on the islands which are owned by the NT and maintained as a nature reserve. This whole area is famous for its many castles, golf courses and stately homes. Alnwick Castle, famous for Harry Potter and Braveheart films, with its enchanting water gardens, cobbled streets and Georgian houses is only half an hour south of Budle Bay. Inland head towards the Cheviots to explore wooded valleys and open moorland ideal for walkers, cyclists or motoring. Holy Island reached by a causeway at low tide and one of the oldest sites of Christianity in Britain, is a short drive (check the tides). Berwick-upon-Tweed with its ancient walls takes approximately 30 minutes, while Newcastle with its regenerated quayside, fine shops and theatre is 1 hour. An unspoilt county that will need to be revisited to appreciate all it has to offer. Shops 2 miles. Large beamed living room with open fire, views to Budle and doors to garden. Large beamed kitchen with breakfast area, Aga (for cooking), view to Lindisfarne Castle, tiled floor and door to patio with beach view. Three beamed bedrooms, each with views across the bay; one double with 5ft bed and en-suite bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet, one further double and one twin with zip & link beds. Snug/bedroom with double sofa bed (alternative sleeping only) and TV. Shower room with large walk-in shower and toilet. Open fire - initial fuel inc, thereafter avail locally
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Sleeps 5
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Cayton sleeps 5.
Features include: • Pool • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Easy Walking • Sleeps 5
Accommodation overview: Character cottages surrounded by 40 acres of open countryside in the ancient manor grounds of this listed Old Hall, on the beautiful North Yorkshire Coast... Situated within substantial grounds, Killerby Old Hall and its cottages are ideal for a countryside holiday whilst being less than 2 miles from the sandy beach of Cayton Bay. Guests can explore the nature reserve and lake area, walk the open fields spotting deer, rabbits, pheasants and other wildlife, or relax in the indoor heated swimming pool. The original manor house was mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1087. The accommodation ranges from the Old Hall sleeping up to 11 in period splendour, with its own imposing front lawns and side garden, through to the cosy Crow’s Nest for 2 persons, nestling in the courtyard with a patio overlooking the orchard. Yard End House is an attractive barn conversion offering spacious accommodation for up to 12, including a double bedroom on the ground floor and a private sauna, with the remaining cottages converted from the original stables. All guests can enjoy the indoor heated swimming pool plus a shared games room with pool table, darts and table tennis. Within the grounds is a playing field, orchards, a lake and small woodland walks to enjoy.
Killerby Old Hall is situated between the coastal resorts of Scarborough and Filey on part of Britain’s Heritage Coast. Central, with the North Yorkshire Moors of ‘Heartbeat Country’ to the North and the Yorkshire Wolds to the West, which are both Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Killerby is within easy range of many popular locations. These include Whitby, quaint Robin Hoods Bay, a former smugglers haunt, Castle Howard, the market towns of Helmsley and Pickering, the starting point for the North York Moors railway, plus the famous twin bays and castle of Scarborough. For the more adventurous Flamingo Land, the popular theme park can be visited or the Langdale forest experience, 4x4 and off road driving, is within a 30-minute drive. Cayton is just a 500 yard stroll away with its two pubs, post office and shops; full amenities in Scarborough are 4½ miles, making Killerby a perfect location to enjoy the rural life without being too remote. Village shops ¼ mile.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £300 to £ 599
Self catering accommodation in Guyzance sleeps 2.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Detached • Easy Walking • Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: These twelve charming holiday cottages (MQO, P, Q, R, S & T, MRJ, MRK, MTA, MVK, MVL and MVM) are set in a beautiful small development of traditional farmhouse and barn conversions close to the Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty near the Northumbrian Heritage Coastline. Set in some 35 acres of peaceful and tranquil surroundings, the grounds are a mix of woodland with wildlife in abundance, courtyards, lawns and a traditional theme of Northumbrian Heritage throughout.
Guyzance dates back to 1242 and is a small hamlet located south east of Alnwick on the River Coquet amidst picturesque open countryside, yet close to all the main visitor attractions in the county. Warkworth is only 3 miles away with its hillside castle, charming small shops, pubs and river walks, while Amble, 5 miles, is a very friendly fishing port with a bustling working harbour and a new marina. Boat trips can be taken to the nearby RSPB reserve at Coquet Island. Alnwick with its mighty medieval fortress of Alnwick Castle - one of the finest in Europe and stage set for Harry Potter and Braveheart - is set in stunning landscape. The cottages offer fittings of a very good standard and the décor is tasteful throughout each one. Each cottage is different yet each has its own sitting-out area with a barbecue to relax in after a day exploring the beautiful unspoilt coastline and areas surrounding this skilfully designed and tasteful setting. Newcastle city centre with its fine galleries, Centre of Life, Sage Centre, theatres and regenerated quayside area is only 30 miles away. The Metro Centre is only 30 miles distant. Shops and pubs 3 miles.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £300 to £ 599
Self catering accommodation in Constable Burton sleeps 2.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Fishing nearby • Golf nearby • Pub nearby • Easy Walking • Garden • Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: Standing in an acre of beautifully kept shared gardens, this immaculate holiday cottage enjoys uninterrupted views across spectacular countryside. Set next to the owner’s home, it offers self-contained and very comfortable living accommodation at any time of the year. With the nearest village 1½ miles away, it is in a wonderful location for walking and, set in Lower Wensleydale, is a good touring base for the Dales and the Moors. Fishing, cycling, riding and tennis locally. Golf at Bedale (5 miles). Windsurfing at Semer Water (14 miles). Historic Richmond 10 miles. Middleham 3 miles, Leyburn 4½ miles and Ripon 17 miles. Shops 11/2 mile, excellent pub/restaurant 1 mile. Pretty sitting/dining room. Modern fitted kitchen. Double bedroom. Bathroom with toilet.
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Sleeps 10
Weekly prices from £1300
Self catering accommodation in Wrelton sleeps 10.
Features include: • Pool • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Easy Walking • Sleeps 10
Accommodation overview: Winner of the Yorkshire Tourist Board’s Self-Catering Holiday of the Year Award four times so quality is assured... indoor pool and sauna . . . delightful location on edge of National Park. . . Beech Farm Cottages offer award winning standards of quality and facilities in a quiet village setting at the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors. The pretty cluster of eight cottages, four of which are featured here, not only have ‘4 Star’ or ‘5 Star’ accommodation but also have additional features such as an indoor heated swimming pool and sauna, gardens, paddock, children’s play area, two llamas, a horse and pony. Their exceptionally high standards have won Beech Farm Cottages the English Tourist Board’s award for Excellence and the Yorkshire Tourist Board’s ‘Self Catering Holiday of the Year’ Award four times.
The cottages are set around a pretty and secluded courtyard and gardens backing onto open fields. Converted from Grade II listed stone buildings, they retain much of the original charm and chracter, with beams throughout. The interiors are superbly finished, furnished and equipped. The three larger cottages are rated ‘5 Star’ by the English Tourism Council, their highest rating. The indoor heated swimming pool for the exclusive use of visitors to Beech Farm, has a sauna and spa. All the holiday cottages enjoy the shared use of a walled garden, barbecue area, well-equipped children’s play area, paddock and field. Children in particular will enjoy the two llamas, horse, shetland pony, chickens, doves, ducks, cats and koi carp.
The small village of Wrelton - listed in the Domesday book - is in the heart of North Yorkshire. It has a cosy pub within easy walking distance. The North Yorkshire Moors National Park starts only a couple of miles up the road and the heritage coast is within easy reach. Walking, golf, riding, fishing and numerous village pubs and restaurants are all available within a few miles. The North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway runs from the picturesque market town of Pickering just three miles away. Pickering also has a castle and museum as well as pubs, shops and a range of restaurants. The delights of the seaside are only just over half an hour’s drive away where unspoilt sandy beaches (Runswick Bay, Filey), historic fishing ports (Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay) and resort attractions (Scarborough) can be found. The walled city of York with its Minster, museums and historic centre is within 40 minutes’ drive. Shops 3 miles.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Wold Newton sleeps 4.
Features include: Hot Tub • Short Breaks • Beach nearby • Pub nearby • Detached • Easy Walking • Garden • Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: Nestled in the beautiful village of Wold Newton, deep within the countryside of the Yorkshire Wolds, is this delightful detached cottage. Boasting uninterrupted views across the owners’ paddock, the cottage enjoys peace and tranquillity with wonderful countryside and spectacular sunsets in the evening, as well as a bird feeding station with an array of wild birds. The holiday property is just a short drive from the seaside towns of Scarborough, Filey and Bridlington, with miles of Blue Flag sandy beaches, historic houses, gardens, museums and art galleries. Shops 2½ miles, pub 200 yards. Cosy open-plan living/dining room with French doors to decked area, and farmhouse-style kitchen. Double bedroom with 5ft bed. Single bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in York sleeps 4.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Golf nearby • Pub nearby • Easy Walking • Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: This fine Victorian building has been renovated to form spacious, comfortable apartments of E.T.C. ‘4 Star’ standard. Set on the edge of York, in the quiet suburb of Clifton. Near Rawcliffe Bar Park and Ride, this is an ideal location for discovering the historic city, renowned for its Minster and assortment of museums, including the Castle Museum, Railway Museum and famous Jorvik Viking Centre. The cobbled streets which wind through the walled city offer excellent shops, bars and restaurants. Within 30 miles lie the glorious Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors, with its steam railway from Pickering (25 miles). Along the coastline, the scenery varies from the dramatic cliffs at Bempton, gentle shelving sands at Filey, the historic seaport of Whitby and the traditional resort of Scarborough – all within 40 miles. Local places of interest include Castle Howard, Beningborough Hall and Rievaulx Abbey. Racing at York, Thirsk and Ripon. Ten-pin bowling and cinema at Clifton Moor, 1 mile. Golf and sports-centre in York. Shops 200 yards, local inn 500 yards.
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Sleeps 2
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Pickering sleeps 2.
Features include: • Pool • Short Breaks • Pub nearby • Easy Walking • Sleeps 2
Accommodation overview: Winner of the Yorkshire Tourist Board’s Self-Catering Holiday of the Year Award four times so quality is assured... indoor pool and sauna . . . delightful location on edge of National Park. . . Beech Farm Cottages offer award winning standards of quality and facilities in a quiet village setting at the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors. The pretty cluster of eight cottages, four of which are featured here, not only have ‘4 Star’ or ‘5 Star’ accommodation but also have additional features such as an indoor heated swimming pool and sauna, gardens, paddock, children’s play area, two llamas, a horse and pony. Their exceptionally high standards have won Beech Farm Cottages the English Tourist Board’s award for Excellence and the Yorkshire Tourist Board’s ‘Self Catering Holiday of the Year’ Award four times.
The cottages are set around a pretty and secluded courtyard and gardens backing onto open fields. Converted from Grade II listed stone buildings, they retain much of the original charm and chracter, with beams throughout. The interiors are superbly finished, furnished and equipped. The three larger cottages are rated ‘5 Star’ by the English Tourism Council, their highest rating. The indoor heated swimming pool for the exclusive use of visitors to Beech Farm, has a sauna and spa. All the holiday cottages enjoy the shared use of a walled garden, barbecue area, well-equipped children’s play area, paddock and field. Children in particular will enjoy the two llamas, horse, shetland pony, chickens, doves, ducks, cats and koi carp.
The small village of Wrelton - listed in the Domesday book - is in the heart of North Yorkshire. It has a cosy pub within easy walking distance. The North Yorkshire Moors National Park starts only a couple of miles up the road and the heritage coast is within easy reach. Walking, golf, riding, fishing and numerous village pubs and restaurants are all available within a few miles. The North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway runs from the picturesque market town of Pickering just three miles away. Pickering also has a castle and museum as well as pubs, shops and a range of restaurants. The delights of the seaside are only just over half an hour’s drive away where unspoilt sandy beaches (Runswick Bay, Filey), historic fishing ports (Whitby, Robin Hoods Bay) and resort attractions (Scarborough) can be found. The walled city of York with its Minster, museums and historic centre is within 40 minutes’ drive. Shops 3 miles.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £300 to £ 599
Self catering accommodation in Slaggyford sleeps 4.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Detached • Easy Walking • Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: This stunningly situated, detached cottage, in an elevated position, enjoys spectacular views down the South Tyne Valley and is perfect for a couple or small family. Set within 80 acres of picturesque, private farmland (visitors are free to roam), with 5 miles of top class salmon fishing on request. At the same location is Knowehead ref MUS, a stunning renovated farmhouse which can also be booked. Access is up a delightful ½-mile private road winding through 20 acres of beautiful woodland, home to a stunning waterfall, lovely river bank and woodland walks and a wealth of wild life. The property stands on the Cumbrian/Northumbrian border in the North Pennines, designated an AONB and an UNESCO European and Global Geopark. Shop 7 miles, good pub serving food, 1 mile. Beamed living/dining room with compact kitchen area. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with shower over bath and toilet. First floor: Beamed double bedroom with wash basin and sloping ceilings.
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Sleeps 6
Weekly prices from £900 to £ 1299
Self catering accommodation in Bamburgh sleeps 6.
Features include: • Pub nearby • Detached • Easy Walking • Sleeps 6
Accommodation overview: This spacious, detached single-storey holiday property has a large garden overlooking open fields. It lies just a short walk from the heart of Bamburgh - with its imposing castle overlooking miles of sandy beaches - and makes a wonderful base from which to explore the Heritage coastline. Nearby Seahouses, with its selection of shops and working harbour, offers boat trips (in season) to the Farne Islands - a wildlife sanctuary owned by the NT. The medieval market town of Alnwick is a short drive inland with its castle (featured in Harry Potter films), famous water gardens and one of the largest tree houses in the world. A little further away is the Northumberland National Park with many walks and attractive villages. Shops 1/4 mile. Living room with electric ‘coal-effect’ fire. Kitchen/dining room with sea views, views across open fields and glass partition doors to sun room. Utility with drying closet. Two double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and toilet with views over open fields. Twin bedroom. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet. Separate toilet.
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Sleeps 4
Weekly prices from £600 to £ 899
Self catering accommodation in Scarborough sleeps 4.
Features include: • Short Breaks • Pets allowed • Pub nearby • Detached • Easy Walking • Sleeps 4
Accommodation overview: Situated on the Duchy of Lancaster Estate this single-storey former field barn has been skilfully converted to a very good standard, retaining many original oak beams and trusses. Standing detached and totally secluded, it commands stunning far-reaching views to the sea and Scarborough Castle. This idyllic holiday location boasts excellent walking and cycling from the doorstep and is ideally placed to explore the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the Yorkshire Heritage coastline. Shops and pub 1 mile. Beamed living/dining room with Yorkshire stone floor, original trusses and Shaker-style kitchen area with Belfast sink, oak worktops and stone floor. Utility. Two double bedrooms, each with 6ft zip and link bed and TV; one with en-suite shower room and toilet. Bathroom with over-bath shower and toilet.
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