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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, 122 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 open-plan space features a spacious bed with plush bedding and two leather armchairs positioned beside a wooden dining table. Natural light enters through a window with checked curtains, creating a cozy ambiance. A flat-screen TV is mounted on the wall nearby.
Guest house
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 182 reviews

The Little House Peaceful & self-contained

Located in the centre of the lovely village of Kilburn on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the Little House is peaceful, cosy and self-contained, tucked away from the general hustle and bustle of the village with a safe garden for dogs and children. The Forresters Arms, serving local ales and meals, is a mere 20m across the square, it is best to reserve a table. The Mouseman Furniture Centre is just around the corner and the White Horse of Kilburn is a good walk up the hill.

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The exterior of Manor House Cottage is framed by lush greenery and colorful flower beds. A well-kept lawn stretches in front, leading to the brick facade of the cottage, which features multiple windows and a welcoming entrance surrounded by trees.
Cottage
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

Manor House Cottage self catering rural location

Manor House Cottage is located in the small hamlet of Holme-On-Swale 7 miles from the market town of Thirsk which is known for its connection to James Herriott and within easy reach of North Yorkshires National Parks. Set within the grounds of the Manor House, It is a quirky upside down cottage with a well appointed modern kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom on the ground floor with sitting room upstairs, private garden with table and chairs. There are no other holiday cottages in the grounds.

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The interior features exposed wooden beams, providing architectural interest. A spacious kitchen with a stone countertop is visible, accompanied by modern appliances. Light enters through the window, creating a bright living area, which contains a sofa and additional space for relaxation.
Cottage
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 270 reviews

Three Tuns House Cottage is a delightful getaway

Three Tuns House Cottage is set in the village of knayton on the outskirts of Thirsk. it is situated 4 miles from Thirsk and 4 miles from Northallerton and is also close to the North Yorkshire Moors and is located on the national cycle route the village of knayton has a fantastic pub called The Dog and Gun, the pub is very friendly and has lovely Village atmosphere it does a great pint of real ale and the food is fantastic, and is a Stone throw from our Cottage. We allow dogs, sorry no cats

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The exterior of Granary Lodge is displayed, featuring a traditional stone façade with a red door. A sloped roof and multiple windows complement the building, surrounded by well-maintained landscaping and a gravel driveway leading to the entrance.
Home
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 117 reviews

Spacious two bedroom country property

Granary Lodge is situated on a quiet lane, yet less than two miles from Thirsk; a busy, attractive market town. It is spacious with a large lounge, kitchen, a double bedroom (ensuite bathroom) and a twin room. Also, a shower room with basin and toilet. Enjoy the use of your private patio seating area with views over the owners garden and pond. A larger garden area and further seating is also available for guest use. Local good pub (15 mins walk). N York Moors National Park: 15 mins drive.

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The charming brick cottage features a traditional red-tiled roof and white-framed windows. Lush greenery surrounds the property, with a small garden area visible in the foreground. A wooden gate leads to the entrance, giving a sense of privacy in this tranquil setting.
Cottage
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 344 reviews

The Cobbler's Cottage

Nestled in the scenic North Yorkshire village of Sessay, this charming former cobbler's cottage offers a spacious retreat. Inside, you'll find a wood-burning stove, TV, Blu-ray player, and a modern kitchen equipped with an oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge freezer, Nespresso coffee maker, and a washing machine. Step outside to a private patio complete with a dining area and barbecue. Plus, we warmly welcome one well-behaved pet, so you can bring your furry friend along if you desire.

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An entrance area is shown with a dark wooden door featuring ornate glass panels. Adjacent is a small outdoor seating arrangement with a light-colored table and chairs. Potted plants are placed around the area, adding greenery, while a decorative wall features flowering shrubs.
Guest suite
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 217 reviews

The Nook - Hidden gem, secluded, peaceful, modern.

The Nook is a converted garage unit which is detached from our house with private entrance, outdoor seating area and key safe for entry. Accommodation comprises of living room/kitchenette, bedroom and wet room. Selection of breakfast cereals, tea, coffee, sugar and milk are provided to make your stay as comfortable as possible. A T.V/D.V.D player are for your use, as is a microwave and induction hob for light cooking. Comfortable seating and a small dining area complete the main room.

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The living area features exposed wooden beams above, with a cozy seating arrangement comprised of two sofas. A neutral-toned coffee table sits centrally, while a brick fireplace with a decorative log burner enhances the rustic charm. Light filters through a window adorned with gray curtains.
Home
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 111 reviews

Rustic retreat cottage

Welcome to our charming "Rustic Retreat Cottage"! Nestled in the heart of North Yorkshire, this cozy haven offers a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort. Immerse yourself in the simplicity of country living.Famous attractions up sutton back,walks through Kilburn woods, or even the North Yorkshire moors, Exploring nearby attractions such as the James Herriot museum or Thirsk races. This enchanting haven is your home away from home. Book your escape now!

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A charming stone cottage is nestled among lush greenery, surrounded by tall trees. Two white chairs are positioned outside the entrance, inviting relaxation. The traditional roof features rustic tiles, and a flowering shrub adds a touch of nature to the setting.
Guest house
5 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Mill House Annex, Oldstead

This bolthole has been lovingly refurbished to a high standard throughout, providing guests with a comfortable and cosy home-from-home. There is a spacious bedroom with a king-size bed, a modern bathroom fitted with underfloor heating and a sperate bath and shower. The living room has a cosy log fire and large dining table. The kitchen is well appointed and kitted out to meet all your culinary needs. Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway.

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Barn
5 out of 5 average rating, 115 reviews

Cosy and luxurious stable conversion

A light, modern and spacious stable conversion set in the traditional picturesque village of Thornton Le Moor, and perfectly located to explore the idyllic North Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Dales. Recently renovated and backing onto unspoilt rural views, the stables are accessed by a private drive and offer exceptional privacy. Contemporary modern comforts set in charming countryside provide the perfect setting for a peaceful and relaxing break.

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An open dining area is highlighted by a round table surrounded by four chairs. A spacious living area features a low sofa and a log burner, with large glass doors providing a view of the garden. Exposed wooden beams accentuate the ceiling.
Barn
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

The Parlour, Salmon Hall Barns

Beautiful 3 bedroom rural barn conversion between the villages of Topcliffe and Catton. Sleeps 6 people. 1 x kingsize bedroom with en-suite. 1 x double bedroom. 1x twin bedroom. Large fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher. Open planned living room with log burner and dining area. Utility room with washing machine and tumbler dryer. W/C Private large garden with patio area and dining set overlooking fields. Parking for two cars.

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The Hutts Clocktower is a charming building covered in lush green ivy, complemented by a clock tower on top. The exterior features light blue doors and windows, framed by neatly trimmed hedges and colorful plants, all set against a clear blue sky.
Guest house
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 244 reviews

The Hutts Clocktower - at the Himalayan Garden

The Hutts Clocktower is a standalone building and perfect for 2 people - located in the award winning Himalayan Garden & Sculpture Park which is an open-air gallery home to 80+ striking contemporary sculptures, showcased in a tranquil valley setting. It covers 45 acres of stunningly beautiful woodland, gardens & an arboretum - guests will have free access (even when closed) saving equivalent of £12 pp. See Website.

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All about Thirsk

The whitewashed brick cottages of the North Yorkshire market town of Thirsk ring a cobblestoned village square with a late-19th-century clock tower. Remnants of Thirsk’s past as a medieval market town are scattered throughout; a walk through town may take you past 15th-century churches as well as castle ruins. Thirsk’s charms are not all historical; you’ll eat well here, too, and many of the pubs and restaurants specialize in traditional local dishes such as Yorkshire pudding, curd tarts, and pork pies.

Sandwiched between the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Park, Thirsk is also a popular jumping-off point for outdoor activities like hiking and cycling. From here, all of North Yorkshire is easy to explore, whether you’re planning a day trip to the nearby coastal communities of Sunderland and Scarborough or want to delve into the bustling cities of York or Leeds.

What are the top things to do in Thirsk?

Aldborough Roman Site

At these open-air ruins 23 kilometres south of town, you can wander amid mosaic pavements from the Roman era, when Aldborough was the site of the Brigantes’ tribal capital. Some of the archaeological finds here date back 1,800 years. In addition to the ruins, you can stroll through a Victorian-era arboretum and visit the on-site museum, which displays a comprehensive collection of artifacts recovered from the area.

North York Moors National Park

Less than 10 minutes outside of town, the North York Moors National Park is a sprawling wilderness area rife with hiking trails, cycling routes, and opportunities for exploration. Stretching east from the Yorkshire interior to the rugged coast between Scarborough and Middlesbrough, the park’s diverse ecologies range from moors and wooded dales to rocky shores. As you hike or bike along the trails, check out the historical sites throughout the park, some of which date back to the Iron Age.

Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden

When the Studley Royal Water Garden was constructed in the early 18th century, the builders artfully incorporated the 12th-century ruins of Fountains Abbey. You can spend a leisurely morning here, meandering amid the mirror ponds, sprawling lawns, and statues before settling beside the river for a scenic picnic. In addition to wandering the wooded hills and groomed gardens, you’re free to explore the ruins, now a World Heritage Site.

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