Holiday rentals in North Yorkshire

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Treehouse
5 out of 5 average rating, 118 reviews

The Pines Treehouse @ Treetops Hideouts

The Pines Treehouse is nestled underneath a huge oak tree sitting high above the running water of Sand Beck. Nature cocoons you and you can reach out and touch the trees, see wildlife all around you amongst the pines. With breathtaking views through the tress and across the valley you are completely private having no other accommodation on the site making this a truly unique and special experience. A great effort has gone into creating this space to allow you to simply relax and reset in nature.

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The upstairs area features a spacious bedroom with exposed wooden beams and a pair of large windows allowing natural light. A cozy bed is positioned against a light wall, complemented by a desk and a blue chair nearby. A staircase leads to the lower level.
Farm stay
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 383 reviews

1 Bedroom Annex Retreat - on a working farm

This one bedroom annex is part of a 200 year old barn conversion. Based in the Nidderdale area of outstanding natural beauty, the accommodation has its own private access and garden with seating area, internally the annex can accommodate 2 people and one friendly dog,unfortunately we can't accept Labradors due to the shedding of there coats, (please ensure you register your dog when booking). We are surrounded by wildlife, please look at other details for a list of birds an Ornithologist spotted

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An undercover hot tub is featured within a private garden, surrounded by lush greenery and a colorful rockery. Soft lighting illuminates the area, providing a calm ambiance for evening relaxation. The hot tub offers a serene retreat, sheltered from the elements.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 233 reviews

Poppy Cottage No 1 with hot tub-2 miles to Skipton

Poppy Cottage No. 1 is set in the delightful village of Carleton in Craven just two miles from Skipton's town centre. With its own fabulous luxury hot tub; undercover so you can take a dip whatever the weather, this cottage is a great couples retreat. Within comfortable walking distance from the town; the indulgent hot tub, cosy wood-burning stove, stylish interiors and sun trap south-facing garden make it a great place to return to after a day out exploring this beautiful part of Yorkshire.

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A private hot tub is visible with bubbling water, framed by a wooden structure. Glass panels provide an unobstructed view of the surrounding hills. Two glasses and a bottle are positioned nearby on the edge. Soft curtains hang down, adding a touch of elegance to the serene outdoor setting.
Guest house
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 434 reviews

Exclusive *hot tub* & balcony - 'Haworth Hideaway'

This private and *NEWLY* refurbished, detached apartment with it's own hot tub (with a roof) and decked garden area, is located near the Worth Valley Steam Railway with stunning views of the hills. It is a five minute drive from the historic village of Haworth (a very dog friendly place for visitors with furry friends) and is a perfect location for visiting the Brontë parsonage where the Brontë sisters lived and the moors which inspired their writing, the Yorkshire Dales, Ilkley and Saltaire.

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Guest suite
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 349 reviews

*The Vicarage Annexe, Carlton, North Yorks 1BR S/C

The Vicarage Annexe is a beautiful, one double-bedroom facility situated at the foot of the Cleveland Hills. The building was originally built as a prayer and study room for the Vicarage. This is now a self-contained living area with en-suite facilities. The Annexe is located in the picturesque village of Carlton-in-Cleveland, which is in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and this is an ideal location for a couple who enjoy the countryside for relaxing, sightseeing, walking or cycling.

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A woodfired hot tub is set in a private outdoor area, surrounded by warm lighting and a rustic wooden structure. The evening sky deepens to twilight, enhancing the tranquil ambiance. Logs are neatly arranged nearby, providing easy access for fueling the hot tub.
Farm stay
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Couple's Bothy near Helmsley in the National Park

Unwind at this unique and tranquil getaway. Our converted barn offers a cosy, self-catering retreat for two with a woodfired hot tub, on our remote, but accessible farm in the North York Moors National Park. The Bothy is a self-contained, open space providing king sized bed, ensuite, kitchen, sitting area, outside terrace sun trap & free WiFi. The Bothy has been completed to an exceptionally high standard combining beautiful detailing and practicality. A great location for walking & cycling.

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A wooden treehouse stands prominently on a grassy hill, flanked by a large leafy tree. The structure features a deck with railings, offering an inviting outdoor space. Natural tones of the wood blend harmoniously with the surrounding landscape under a softly lit sky.
Treehouse
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 697 reviews

Treehouse relaxing- beautiful views and location.

With amazing views of the Yorkshire Dales this is a perfect retreat. We are a quiet community here surrounded by nature. A big comfy bed and candles enables you to relax with your loved one. Toilet, shower, kitchen area, settee and dining set. There is a balcony to sit outside with Hot tub. Toast, eggs, tea and coffee facilities are provided. A network of paths go through our working farm with river and forest and higher land to explore together. Perfect for walking and bird watching.

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The Dovecote barn is set amidst expansive green fields, surrounded by stone walls and grazing sheep. A gravel path leads to the entrance, where large windows invite natural light into the structure. The picturesque Yorkshire Dales can be seen in the distance.
Farm stay
4.9 out of 5 average rating, 166 reviews

Dovecote, a modern barn conversion in the Dales.

The Dovecote is a stunning barn conversion; the perfect place to relax! Set on a traditional farm in the historical landscape of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Unique and tranquil; The Dovecote is a perfect getaway for walkers, those who want to enjoy natural beauty or the IDA recognised Dark Sky Reserve; all from your doorstep! Your very own barn overlooking Wensleydale and the River Ure. Amazing and private; you’ll only share the idyllic Dovecote with the surrounding farm animals.

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The exterior of the oak-framed loft apartment is shown, featuring a pitched roof and a wooden balcony surrounded by trees. Stairs lead to the entrance, while natural greenery enhances the rustic charm. The design blends harmoniously with the landscape.
Flat
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 460 reviews

Chequer Barn Apartment

An oak framed loft apartment is above a large garage which is accessed by stairs with a balcony for tree level seating. The space is not attached to our house and has separate access. The pitched roof gives the apartment a feeling of space and light, with underfloor heating. The outside space is ideal if you want some fresh air. We are in a rural location with no amenities, although the nearest village is only two miles away. We would welcome all visitors, but we don’t accept children.

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The exterior of a cozy stone cottage is presented, showcasing a rustic charm. A gravel path leads to a wooden dining table, complemented by a green umbrella. Surrounding trees and plants enhance the natural setting, while a warm glow from the sunset casts a peaceful ambiance.
Barn
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 404 reviews

Cosy cottage in a quiet corner of Nidderdale

The Artist's Retreat is a true get away - if you want peace, quiet & stunning views this is for you. In beautiful Nidderdale, right on the Nidderdale Way and the Way of the Roses, with Brimham Rocks within sight. Ideal as a walking/cycling base, or just for a quiet stay away from it all. With eye catching views of the large garden and surrounding countryside, inside is cosy with a wood burning stove in the sitting room, and the bedroom tucked into the upper body of the cottage.

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A wooden balcony extends from the cabin, surrounded by lush greenery and tall oak trees. Sunlight filters through the leaves, creating a serene and natural ambiance. The dense forest provides a sense of seclusion, enhancing the retreat's peaceful atmosphere among the treetops.
Hut
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 334 reviews

Crumbleclive Cabin

Crumbleclive is a beautifully restored 100 year old cabin set within the dramatic backdrop of Crunkly Ghyll. It was originally the ‘Gun Room’ for the local estate in the 1890s! The Cabin has a balcony overlooking the gorge with the River Esk rapids visible at the bottom. Surrounded by Oak trees you will feel amongst the treetops as birds gather on the branches around you and fly through the gorge below. It is perfect for couples wanting a romantic getaway to recharge the batteries!

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An open doorway reveals a scenic view of the countryside, framed by two comfortable chairs on a private patio. The expansive landscape features rolling hills and farmland extending into the horizon, with natural light flooding the space through the large glass doors.
Bungalow
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 341 reviews

The Chicken Shed at Knowle Top

The Chicken Shed at Knowle Top was newly built in 2019 on the ruins of an old barn and decorated to the highest standards of industrial chic. Situated in a most unique location, high on the Ribble Valley side of Lancashire’s iconic Pendle Hill, it sits surrounded by sheep pastures where hare and fox come to say good-night. Despite this rural idyll, we’re only a five minute car drive from Clitheroe, one of the North-West’s nicest market towns. The views will take your breath away!

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All about North Yorkshire

The largest chunk of the already massive county of Yorkshire, North Yorkshire is sandwiched by two areas of outstanding natural beauty to the east and west: the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors. Traditionally an agricultural area, this region is rife with breathtaking landscapes, beautiful moorland, and dramatic coastal spots. In amongst all of this rural terrain are cities such as York, teeming with history and charm; Harrogate, a delightfully quaint spa town; and the bustling urban centre of Middlesborough to the north.

Adventurous types can surf off the North Sea coast or cycle along trails that crisscross the entire region. History buffs will discover a plethora of ancient ruins and museums scattered throughout the area, including the National Rail Museum, York Castle Museum, and Ripley Castle. Fans of taking it slightly easier can bask on the beaches of Scarborough and Robin Hood’s Bay or spend some time in the vineyards near Ryedale. And everywhere you travel you’ll witness an ever-evolving vista of remarkable views and wondrous countryside.

What are the top things to do in North Yorkshire?

York Minster

This astonishing building, one of the largest and most impressive cathedrals on the planet, has been a vital religious centre in the north of England since the 7th century. With towering stone and immense stained-glass windows, the breathtaking structure is crammed full of artefacts reflecting 2,000 years of history, from the area’s Roman roots to the famous Viking influence on the region. There’s a dedicated legion of volunteers on hand to provide expert commentary.

Skipton Castle

Situated on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales, Skipton is a lovely market town and the perfect place to base yourself if you intend to explore the area. Once here, a visit to Skipton Castle is a must. For 900 years, this imposing giant has been the scene of many a bloody battle and periods of aristocratic opulence. One of the country’s best preserved castles, it’s crammed full of fascinating historical artefacts and stories of its renowned inhabitants.

Swinton Druid Temple

This quirky, bizarre set of standing stones near Ripon look like they were constructed in the mists of time, but are in fact a folly put together in the 19th century by a local eccentric landowner attempting to find work for unemployed men in the area. This hasn’t stopped strange legends and tales of mysticism and sorcery from being associated with the site. The temple does provide the perfect, if slightly eerie, backdrop for a hike or a picnic.

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