Lovely, detached log cabin on edge of hamlet Liverton, 3 miles from the Coast. Veranda overlooking large garden. Tastefully furnished, very comfortable. Whitby 15 miles.

A charming, home-from-home cottage set within the centre of the hamlet of Houlsyke in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, close to local villages and a short distance from the Yorkshire Heritage Coast.
Rose Cottage offers a welcoming base from which your group can explore an area boasting a host of attractions to suit all ages and tastes. Upon entering the cottage, you’ll find an entrance hall where you can kick off your walking boots and head in to spend a relaxing evening within this characterful property.
Unwind with the entire family in the living room, where you can watch TV, or light a fire in the wood burner. Beyond here is the stylish kitchen/dining area with plenty of space for preparing tasty meals, and big kitchen table with space for everyone.
After a busy day exploring, choose to indulge with a relaxing soak in the bath tub or enjoy a refreshing shower before retiring to one of the cosy and well-presented bedrooms. Choose from one of the double bedrooms or the single bedroom, all freshly made up with white bed linen.
If you are visiting during the summer months, make sure you sit out at the picnic table in the enclosed garden, soaking up the surroundings and enjoying the view over the hills of Fryupdale. To keep you busy while staying at Rose Cottage why not visit The Moors National Park Centre near the neighbouring village of Danby, with its busy tea room and children’s indoor and outdoor play areas.
If you are feeling adventurous, explore the North York Moors, with miles of walking and cycling routes amid high moorland and wooded river valleys. Slightly further away is the seaside town of Whitby, where you will find a sandy beach and the famous Whitby Abbey. Rose Cottage promises to be a splendid getaway that the whole family will enjoy.
The nearest village is Lealholm, 2 miles, with a little village shop (which sells logs for the fire), lovely pub and train station. Danby is a similar distance in the opposite direction, and has pubs and a train station too, and also a bakery/tea shop and doctor’s surgery. Castleton, 4 miles, has a supermarket open 7am-10pm daily. Whitby, 11 miles, Skelton, 12 miles, and Guisborough, 13 miles, have large supermarkets and other amenities. Pub/restaurant 2 miles.

Church Cottage takes its name from the village church which is opposite. For over a thousand years a church has stood in the same spot, bringing the community together as they celebrate some of the most important occasions in their lives. The front of the property looks onto this historical building, whereas from the rear you have views over fields to the vast moorland beyond. The lawned front garden has a seating area where you can enjoy the sunshine surrounded by blooming flowers in the warmer months. Stepping inside you are warmly welcomed by an open fire surrounded by comfortable sofas, where you can unwind after a busy day. The living room is open plan with the dining area, with beamed ceilings adding to the charm.
This property is over 150 years old and has many original features. Built for the neighbouring old schoolhouse which was so small it sometimes had as few as two students. There is a well-equipped kitchen at the back of the cottage leading out into a private courtyard, which has lockable storage for your bikes/kayaks/surf boards or any other outdoor equipment. Upstairs on the first floor you have a double bedroom looking out towards the moors, with large wardrobes providing you with plenty of storage. There is a good-sized family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Then up narrow steep stairs to the attic double bedroom under the eaves, with a large Velux window offering wonderful views.
This is an ideal choice for anyone who loves the great outdoors. You have some wonderful walking trails on your doorstep including the Wainstones with magnificent rock crags where you can often watch rock climbers scaling the weathered sandstone. Or perhaps take in the views from the peak of Roseberry Topping. You also have a local horse riding centre, and a fishing lake less than a mile away. The local village pub serves wonderful food and is very popular with locals, it is just a two-minute walk from your front door. Great Ayton, the childhood home of Captain Cook, is nearby, and it’s a very pretty village to explore. You are also only 25 minutes’ drive away from the coastline, with Saltburn being a surfer’s paradise, Staithes an artists’ retreat with inspiring views, Runswick Bay with its sailing club and glorious golden beach, all the way down the coast to ever popular Whitby. The Cleveland way walking trail along the cliff tops connects these beautiful coastal towns and villages plus many more. For those who love a bit of history take time to visit Guisborough priory, or even Rievaulx Abbey as well as the fabulous walled gardens and castle in nearby Helmsley.
Here at Church Cottage you can enjoy both the coast and the country. The perfect base for a truly memorable stay in wonderful Yorkshire.

Step back into nature in this incredible shepherd’s hut. Here you have your own hot tub as well as an outdoor projector where you can watch movies beside the crackling fire, for a truly unique break away. Nestled in the glorious North Yorkshire Moors National Park, this is a beautiful area to explore – if you can tempt yourself away from this idyllic base. With off road private parking, step through the gate and follow stone steps down to your own private haven. At the front of the oak clad shepherd’s hut you have a large decked area, with seating to enjoy al fresco dining or simply to soak up the sunshine. Steps lead down from the decking to a lawned area, with a central fire pit, ideal for cosy nights beneath the stars. The dark skies here; away from light pollution, are incredible for star gazing. Over the fit pit you can BBQ or use the tripod cooker provided. An added unique feature is an outdoor projector screen, giving you the opportunity to have a movie night to remember. The wood-fired hot tub is sure to delight, it’s housed in a bespoke wooden enclosure. Simply sit back in the heated water and relax as you listen to the bird song as well as the babbling stream nearby.
For invigorating cold-water therapy, there is an outdoor shower which is incredibly refreshing after a soak in the hot tub. Inside The Engine Shed you have a carefully considered layout, which maximises the space, making the interior feel more spacious than expected. With a well equipped yet compact kitchen, complete with a dining table for four. You are sure to be toasty on even the chilliest of evenings, as this hand crafted Yorkshire hut is fully insulated, and has both electric heating as well as a wood burning stove. The beds are made of double bunks, welcoming up to 4 guests, with inviting high quality linen bedding. There is a separate shower room next door, which has an eco toilet as well as an electric shower. Eco friendly complementary toiletries are provided.
Tucked away from the rest of the world, The Engine Shed is surrounded by nature, yet just steps away from the village complete with a convenient train station as well as a large play area which children are sure to enjoy.
The train line runs from the city of Middlesborough to the delightful coastal town of Whitby, which makes a fabulous day out. Not only are your dogs welcome to join you on your stay, but also horses! There is a stable and field opposite, which can be booked by prior arrangement with the owner. There are some fabulous hacking trails nearby, as well as walking and cycle trails. You can also book guided cycle, horse riding & walking tours, private yoga and paddle boarding lessons, or even indulge in some pampering with a massage. Plus the owners have the option of adding a breakfast hamper or even a home made stew which will be warming over the fire on your arrival, adding a fabulous personal touch to your stay and all using fresh local ingredients. For a unique stay this is the perfect choice. Ideal for marking special occasions such as birthdays and anniversaries. Providing you with the opportunity to get back to basics and enjoy the powerful effect of the great outdoors. Here you can do as little or as much as you like!

A characterful cottage with plenty of charm to ensure you have a memorable stay. You are tucked away from the road with a large lawned garden shared with the neighbouring property. At the front of the cottage, you have your own private patio area, where you can sit out in the sunshine enjoying an evening meal, or for winding down with a glass or two of something special.

Stepping inside you are greeted by a beautiful, spacious living area, with a wood burning stove ensuring you are cosy and snug no matter the weather. Sofas gather around the stove and the TV where you can relax in comfort after a busy day of exploration. The dining table is a great size for meals together as well as enjoying a games night. Throughout, this property is tastefully furnished, with framed artwork on all the walls; many of the paintings are of local destinations, providing inspiration for the days ahead. The kitchen is simply beautiful and you have all the equipment you could wish for to whip up culinary delights. There is also a coat and boot cupboard ideal for walking boots and wellies.

This is an ideal destination for those who love the great outdoors with a host of breath-taking walks on your doorstep. The cottage’s namesake, the Wainstones, are a dramatic rock outcrop of weathered sandstone. which is a prominent feature in the North York Moors. Great Broughton is a pretty village with a couple of traditional pubs, ideal for treating yourself to a hearty meal after a day of walking or sightseeing. You are less than a 30-minute drive away from the coast, where you have the surfers paradise of Saltburn, with Staithes, Runswick Bay and Whitby further down the coast, all wonderful destinations for a day out.

You also have the quaint market town of Helmsley to discover, with an abbey, castle and walled gardens to explore, as well as many tea rooms, independent shops and restaurants to sample. Or visit the boyhood home of Captain Cook, Great Ayton which is a scenic village with a stream winding its way between the buildings, here you have a Captain Cook Museum. Another popular walk nearby is Roseberry Topping, rewarding those who reach the peak incredible panoramas. This is a delightful destination all year round, whether your walks will be laced with blue bluebells in the spring, vivid purple heather in the summer or glistening frost and deep virgin snow in the winter.

Blessed with a large open garden at the rear and an enclosed front garden, ideal for soaking up your peaceful surroundings. The cottage has an elevated position with far reaching southerly views across Danby Dale and the stunning moorland. Castle Cottage neighbours the picturesque village church and is in the heart of the village with local amenities including the pub and village shop within easy walking distance. Stepping inside you are greeted by the living room complete with a wood burner ensuring your evenings are always cosy and atmospheric. There’s nothing like unwinding with your loved ones in front of a cosy fire after a busy day of exploration. The kitchen with a dining area has an authentic country feel, complete with a range cooker. The ground floor has the addition of a toilet for convenience. Upstairs are two bedrooms both with their own en-suite showers. The beautifully dressed master bedroom has a super kingsize bed, with a dressing table as well as storage for your belongings. The second bedroom has a kingsize bed. Dogs are welcome to join you on your stay. This is a great destination for walkers and most pubs are dog friendly in this area.

Like most rural Yorkshire villages in this area there are free roaming sheep, which is part of the charm. As well as an abundance of wildlife including lapwing, curlew and red grouse which you are sure to encounter. Castleton is a typical, rural Yorkshire village with sandstone buildings which have been standing for centuries surrounded by the vast moorland of the North York National Park. You have a couple of friendly local pubs serving great home cooked meals, as well as a village convenience store, a little tea-room and a train station where the glorious Esk Valley line will take you to the coastal town of Whitby, stopping at scenic villages along the way.

Ideal for walking, bird watching, active holidays with family, friends, or to celebrate a special occasion. The moors, footpaths and cycle tracks are on your doorstep, or visit the Georgian market town of Stokesley where the partly cobbled streets are lined with inns, tea rooms and a mix of shops. Explore the Heritage Coast and sandy beaches of Yorkshire, with seaside towns such as Saltburn, Whitby and Scarborough within easy reach, and fishing villages including Staithes, Runswick Bay and Robin Hood’s Bay. Historic homes, abbeys and castles abound in this area with Newby Hall and Gardens, Castle Howard, the castle ruins in Helmsley and Guisborough Priory in the vicinity. For thrill seekers, you are less than 40 minutes from Flamingo Land theme park and zoo. This is a beautiful destination throughout the seasons.

Tucked away in their own picturesque valley, this imposing stone farmhouse and three Grade II listed properties Kildale Barn, Ingleby Barn and Westerdale Barn lie on the site of a 12th-century Cistercian abbey in an idyllic setting, where endless footpaths radiate from the door. Accessed by a 2-mile drive, they are set on a working farm where sheep and cattle graze (farm machinery – children must be supervised) within the glorious North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Baysdale Abbey has been furnished and equipped to a very good standard. All rooms are spacious, light and airy with wonderful views of the surrounding countryside. Original wooden floors on the ground level blend with shuttered windows, cornices add decorative touches and open fires in the reception rooms provide a welcoming atmosphere. A large natural garden surrounds the house and is edged by a fenced beck, providing a good habitat for an array of wildlife. Dating back to the 1800s, the other three holiday properties offer character accommodation in a tranquil and idyllic location. Vaulted beamed ceilings and wood-burning stoves add to the charm and character providing a welcoming atmosphere. Offering 3 miles of sandy beaches is the historic port of Whitby with its picturesque harbour and cobbled streets. Here you can board the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Train (Hogwarts Express in the Harry Potter films) and take a memorable journey through the stunning Esk Valley. Castle Howard, Nunnington Hall, Duncombe Park and Rievaulx Abbey are just a few of the treasures awaiting discovery. The coastal villages of Staithes, Runswick Bay and Sandsend all lie within 23 miles. This is an ideal holiday location at any time of the year. Shop 3 miles, pub 6 miles and restaurant 8 miles.
Westerdale Barn (27944) can be booked together with Baysdale Abbey (27943), Kildale Barn (27945) and Ingleby Barn (27946) to accommodate up to 31 guests.