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| Parking | Yes | Garden | Patio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Short breaks | From £190 | Price band | H - view details |
| 2 person discount | No | Fire/Woodburner | No |
| Smoking | No | Internet access | No |
Nestling in a rural position between the pretty North York Moors villages of Aislaby ans Egton, this delightful 17th Century conversion offers cosy and romantic holiday accommodation for couples. Granary Cottage is furnished to a high standard and boasts and old world charm with a wealth of exposed beams and original features with stunning views of Newbiggin Hall beyond the garden. The picturesque villages of Grosmont and Goathland, known as Heartbeat Country are easily accessible with direct, footpath access from the cottage along the Eskdale Walk to the Old Priory at Grosmont, known locally as "Monks Trod".
This property can be booked together with Park Lane Cottage (241129), Cedar Cottage (241131) and Acorn Cottage (241132) to accommodate up to 15 people.
Read more about Granary CottageThe accommodation is heated by oil fired central heatin, has underfloor heating to the ground floor and comprises:
Lounge/kitchen/diner: With electric stove effect fire, colour TV, DVD and radio/CD. Kitchen with electric oven, ceramic hob, fridge, microwave and washing machine.
Bedroom 1: Stairs lead directly into the large double bedroom with colour TV and en-suite shower room with shower, WC, hand basin, heated towel rail and shaver point. Folding bed available for 3rd person.
All fuel, power, bed linen and hand towels included. Bath towels available at £3 per person per week. Travel cot and highchair available on request. Use of owners telephone in emergencies.
Enclosed paved patio with garden furniture and off road parking for two cars available. The property has use of a shared freezer, and use of a shared tumble dryer at a nominal charge to the owner.
Courtyard development let with properties Acorn 241132, Cedar 241131 and Park Lane 241129.
| Nearest town | Whitby | Shops | 2 1/2 miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Distance | 6 miles | Restaurant | 2 1/2 miles |
| Nearest railway station | Grosmont | Pub | 2 1/2 miles |
| Distance | 4 miles | Beach | n/a |
The North York Moors National Park is a beautiful landscape of stunning moorland, spectacular coast, ancient woodland and historic sites.
The best way to experience this unspoilt landscape is on two feet or two wheels. There are lots of short family walks and cycle rides as well as long distance trails, such as the Cleveland Way National Trail, and challenging mountain bike routes . It is also possible to explore the National Park on the Moorbus, a great way to give the driver a break and soak up the stunning scenery.
Places of particular interest are many and varied. Helmsley is a delightful stone built town on the edge of Park beside the River Rye and has a weekly market every Friday. High above the town are the ruins of Helmsley Castle and the town is also the home of Helmsley Walled Garden, abandoned in the 1970’s and restored in 1994 as a fully working kitchen garden. The garden is now open to the pubic and you are able to wander anywhere in the garden. Castle Howard also makes a wonderful day out. The beautiful facade is familiar to many from Brideshead Revisited, and is perhaps the most spectacular country house in the North of England.
The landscape of the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty is stunning and within is 79 miles there are several large country houses and attractive villages, offering food, accommodation and an excellent base for walking or riding. Pickering is an ancient market town with a bustling shopping centre as well as a traditional market every Monday. The town is now most well known as being the southern terminus of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway which operates steam trains along an 18 mile line between Pickering and the village of Grosmont through the Heart of the North York Moors National Park.
Finally Malton is a bustling town on the river Derwent, with a weekly market on Saturdays. On the edge of Malton is Eden Camp, a unique museum of social life in the Second World War, which occupies and original prisoner of war camp.
You can learn more about the National Park by visiting one of the two National Park Visitor Centres in Danby or Sutton Bank, near Thirsk.
To check availability for full weeks and short breaks view our price and availability calendar
From £190 for 3 nights
Call us: 01228 406701

Absolutely superb accommodation. So clean and tidy. Tina and Robin and such lovely people too. 
The property was excellent in every way. Very clean, very comfortable, and it is in an excellent setting, the scenery looking out from the property was absolutely stunning. We will definitely be going back there. Highly recommended.
Beautiful cottage, clean and well maintained in a fantastic location! Very comfortable and the best cottage we've ever stayed in! 
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