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A spacious outdoor deck is surrounded by greenery, featuring two Adirondack chairs and a round fire pit with a gentle flame. Potted plants add a touch of nature, while soft lighting illuminates the area, creating a cozy atmosphere for evening relaxation.
Treehouse
5 out of 5 average rating, 120 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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Hut
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 316 reviews

The Mallard at Baywood Cabins

Enjoy romance and relaxation at The Mallard. The fresh Yorkshire air and panoramic views allow guests to settle in and unwind from arrival, with its spring water and log burner providing a detox from life's stresses. Relax into the wood-fired hot tub, cosy up around the stove or explore the many footpaths surrounding Baywood. We can't wait to welcome you to our hideaway, where you'll leave feeling reconnected to each other and nature. See our sister listing : The Bothy at Baywood Cabins.

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A rustic barn blends into the lush green landscape, surrounded by trees and fields. The stone structure features a simple entrance and a sloped roof, with tall grasses swaying in the foreground, creating a serene rural ambiance.
Barn
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 418 reviews

Hingabarn, a unique place in a unique location

A traditional barn, set on the slopes of Whernside, in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, this truly is a secluded spot. Located at the end of a narrow track, it is surrounded by woodland, fields and two streams. The open plan, rustic style suits couples, small groups and some families, and is ideal as a base for outdoor activities. A peaceful dog-friendly rural retreat with walks on your doorstep, exclusive use of the garden, charcoal BBQ, pizza oven, and a wood-fired hot tub to relax in.

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A charming building features wooden siding and large windows that illuminate the interior. Surrounding the structure is a well-kept garden with diverse greenery and pathways, enhancing the outdoor ambiance. The picturesque setting is complemented by a stone patio area for sitting and relaxing.
Guest suite
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 351 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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Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 619 reviews

Fully Fenced Dog Field, Sea Views & Forest Walks

Enjoy lazy mornings at Woodpeckers Cottage Silpho as you watch the sun rise over the sea from the sofa. Take your dog to the field (exclusively yours throughout your stay). Walk the footpaths through fields & forests to valleys with streams and hilltops with views. Drive to dog friendly beaches, picnic on the sand and breathe in the sea air. Return to the dog field for afternoon tea or a glass of wine, where a bench for two in a peaceful sun trap provides panoramic views of the setting sun.

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A bright living area features a blue sectional sofa with decorative pillows and a wooden coffee table. A wall-mounted TV is positioned above a contemporary electric fireplace. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, and vaulted ceilings enhance the open feel.
Apartment
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 154 reviews

Stylish apartment in the centre of Malton

A beautifully presented apartment located in a converted market building in the centre of Malton, the renowned Food Capital of Yorkshire. 5 Chiltern Place is a first floor, one bedroom apartment. Perfect for guests looking for a luxury stay in the heart of Malton. Suitable for couples, singles and business travellers. The property is located just a few steps away from the numerous restaurants, cafes, delis, bars, pubs and shops located around the Market Square and along Market Street.

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The oak-framed loft apartment is depicted amid trees, featuring a private balcony accessed by steps. Surrounding greenery and natural light enhance the rural setting. The structure's pitched roof contributes to a spacious appearance, with stone elements visible in the foreground.
Flat
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 463 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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A dining area is visible below, featuring a glass table set for two with plates and utensils. Two elegant chairs frame the setting, complemented by a nearby decorated Christmas tree. Exposed wooden beams above add character to the space, enhancing the modern design.
Home
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

Short stroll to pubs, cafés & shops. Free Parking

Enjoy a clean and comfortable, cosy yet spacious, experience at this peacefully located holiday home. Just a very short stroll from Pickering town centre where you’ll be spoilt for choice with a whole host of shops, cafes, bars, pubs and restaurants. Offering a stylish, comfortable space with all you need. Ideal as a base to enjoy and explore all great North Yorkshire has to offer. Free on street parking or free parking permit for Eastgate car park which is less than 300 meters away.

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The exterior of a stone cottage is shown, featuring a mix of large windows and a black front door. The building is flanked by a small side door and has a simple, rustic charm typical of the area. Gray clouds add a moody backdrop.
Cottage
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 130 reviews

Newly converted cottage Hawes

Quirky, stylish and very central. This charming cottage will accommodate 2 people and boasts all the facilities expected from a much larger property. What the cottage lacks in size, it certainly makes up for in location and home comforts. Literally a stone’s throw from the famous waterfalls of Gayle Beck and a few minutes walk from Hawes’ historic Market Square with its numerous shops, cafes and pubs, ‘The Shop on the Bridge’ is an ideal bolthole for a mini break away from it all.

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A rustic wooden carriage with a charming exterior sits amidst lush greenery. Windows are framed with simple curtains, and a small blue door provides access. A white bench is positioned on the porch, enclosed by a low wooden fence, and a field stretches peacefully beyond.
Train
4.88 out of 5 average rating, 377 reviews

Kimberlina Carriage Ravenscar

The Kimberlina is a cosy, custom built, carriage located in Ravenscar, a beautiful coastal village situated on the Jurassic Coast National Park. The carriage is nestled in a field to the back of a working farm, surrounded by fantastic views and natural beauty, it is the perfect setting for a romantic getaway or relaxing evening following a days walk along the Cleveland Way. Children are welcome at the carriage and additional sleeping is available on the day bed in the living area.

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A terrace features a round table set for two, accompanied by stylish woven chairs. A view of the lush green valley and surrounding trees creates a serene backdrop, while a small barbecue grill stands nearby on the stone surface.
Farm stay
5 out of 5 average rating, 146 reviews

Storey Corner - Where memories are made

Set on the side of a picturesque valley in the small hamlet of Hartoft Storey Corner a (totally private) self contained wing of Storey House makes for a relaxing, quiet, luxury retreat away from the hustle and bustle. Exceptionally quiet location situated in the North York Moors national Park. An area of outstanding beauty and in the International Dark Skies area. Great for star gazing Perfect for couples Pickering, Whitby, Helmsley York and the coast are all within easy reach

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The exterior of the Annex features a stone facade with a rustic tiled roof. A light-colored door is placed centrally, flanked by small windows. Lush green plants and flowers are positioned at the entrance, enhancing the welcoming appearance amidst a garden setting.
Tiny home
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 206 reviews

Maltkiln House Annexe North Yorkshire moors

Maltkiln House Annex is the perfect getaway for two people who love to be in the countryside. You can enjoy uninterrupted views sitting at the bottom of the garden which is your own space. The Annex dates back to the 16th century and is full of charm. You can walk from our Annex straight up onto the Cleveland way where you can walk or bike for miles. Our Annex is a popular stop off for people walking the coast to coast. We are also very close to some great pubs and restaurants.

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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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