Only a couple of miles from the astonishing views enjoyed from Sutton Bank, this charming stone-built cottage is a rural getaway for a small group of friends or family with two dogs for company. Surrounded by the natural beauty of the North York Moors National Park and with iconic market towns and period attractions within easy reach, it is a convenient base for walkers, cyclists, foodies and history lovers alike. Renovated and presented to a high standard, this cottage has spacious and welcoming living areas both inside and out, including a large garden where dogs can play from dawn until dusk.
The ground floor hallway leads to a cosy lounge, sure to be a popular place for snoozing dogs and sharing drinks at the end of a busy day. Many a family favourite can be prepared in the spacious kitchen and devoured in the adjoining dining room with a sloping glass roof that lets in plenty of natural light. A family bathroom and three bedrooms are found off the first-floor hallway: two well-appointed double bedrooms, one of them en-suite, and a twin room with a traditional feature fireplace. The large patio area is perfect for al fresco dining on hazy summer days, the adjoining lawn area a place for family games where the dogs take centre stage.
Take some refreshment in Wass (100 metres) after time spent exploring the ruins of Byland Abbey (0.5 miles) or the bike ride that took in Sutton Bank and the breathtaking views over the Vale of York (4.5 miles). Helmsley (6 miles), Thirsk (10 miles) and Malton (18.5 miles) are an absolute must for lovers of Yorkshire produce, with plenty of dog-friendly amenities around their respective market squares, with dogs welcome in the grounds of Helmsley Castle.