Immerse yourself in the Vale of York with a stay at this characterful stone cottage nestled in the village of Crayke on the edge of the Howardian Hills National Landscape. Bursting with unique features and complete with a large private garden, enjoy a memorable family escape to the Yorkshire countryside, accompanied by your ever-faithful friend.
With traditional wooden beams, original fireplaces and exposed stonework, this charming property exudes warmth and character. Unwind in the cosy living room, complete with comfortable seating, a TV, and a wood burner for heat-seeking hounds. The kitchen, featuring a traditional AGA and garden views, offers a perfect spot for casual meals, while the dining room sets the scene for family gatherings with its farmhouse-style table and decorative fireplace. Upstairs, three light and airy bedrooms await. Choose from a king-size, a double or a fun-filled bunk room for a peaceful night''s sleep. Two stylishly tiled bathrooms, including an en-suite for the king-size bedroom, complete this welcoming home. Outside, the mature back garden beckons with its lush lawn for ball games with Rover, and a patio offering space for al fresco dining and soaking up the sun.
This picturesque setting is perfect for exploring the surrounding countryside on foot or by bike with Fido by your side. You’ll find yourself on the borders of the Howardian Hills National Landscape and the North York Moors National Park, where rolling hills and wooded valleys offer plenty of interesting sights, sounds and smells for curious canines to investigate. Venture 14 miles to the historic city of York for sightseeing and shopping adventures. Alternatively, 13 miles away lies the market town of Helmsley, boasting dog-friendly pubs, shops and Duncombe Park, where pups on the lead can join you in exploring the 450-acre estate. For four-pawed pals with energy to burn, embark on a 7-mile circular walk between Helmsley Castle and Rievaulx Abbey, both of which allow dogs in the museums and cafes as well as the grounds.