A wood-fired cabin sat above the beck. Hot stones, cold plunge and a long evening to ease into
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Yorkshire Barns isn't a hotel. It's a private, self-catering estate in North Yorkshire — a quiet collection of cottages, cabins, shepherd's huts and rooms, gathered for families and groups who'd rather have the place largely to themselves.
Long weekends. Big tables. Walks before breakfast and the firepit lit by ten. We hand over the keys and step back — the estate is yours to use the way you want to.
Cottages, cabins, shepherd's huts and rooms — each restored slowly, with the same attention to light, linen and the long view.
Abbotsway Cottage is a single storey stone-built cottage with its own out-buildings set around a fully enclosed courtyard which provides safe freedom for dogs and children. It's attractive garden has…
At a glance Sleeps 14 in 7 bedrooms Dining room seats 30 6 bathrooms Available for full week holidays and short breaks Free super-fast fibre Wi-Fi Dogs welcome No neighbours…
Cutlar's Lodge is a two storey detached stone-built cottage. It is set in its own attractive garden, which is fully enclosed providing safe freedom for children and dogs. There is…
A small handful of things to do, lightly held. Pick them up or leave them as you like.
A wood-fired cabin sat above the beck. Hot stones, cold plunge and a long evening to ease into
Two courts in build, hidden beyond the south paddock. Block out an afternoon and bring the rivalry.
A registered ground at the eastern edge. Lessons available, equipment provided -- turn up and shoot.
Quiet pools within walking distance and the beck at the foot of the garden. Towls left at the door.
Croquet, pétanque and a full-sized pitch — free for the run of the estate, set up under the lime trees.
Twelve waymarked trails leave from the gate; quiet pools within an hour and a flask waiting at reception.
A slow scroll of mornings, suppers and afternoon walks. Tag #yorkshirebarnstays to be featured.
Seasonal openings, new properties, members' rates. No more than four letters a year — and never anything else.