New for 2024, this loving converted coach house is tucked away in the peaceful village of Marton-le-Moor, nestled near Ripon, and offers a tranquil escape amidst Yorkshire's charm. Visitors can delve into its rich history, explore the quaint village lanes, or marvel at the majestic Ripon Cathedral nearby. Beyond, a day trip to Harrogate or York promises cultural delights with their historic landmarks and vibrant atmospheres. Nature enthusiasts are spoiled for choice, as the village serves as a gateway to both the picturesque Yorkshire Dales and the serene Howardian Hills National Park, inviting hikes, picnics, and scenic drives. For a dash of excitement, one can book tickets for Ripon Races, immersing in the thrill of equestrian sports. Marton-le-Moor embodies a perfect blend of heritage, nature, and adventure, ensuring a memorable retreat for every visitor.
Step into this exquisite coach house, meticulously renovated to offer an ultra-luxurious and sustainable retreat. Upon parking on the gravel driveway, you're greeted by the inviting kitchen diner, where every detail has been carefully curated for your comfort and relaxation. Retaining its character, the cottage exudes charm at every turn. The generously equipped kitchen invites culinary indulgence, whether creating romantic meals or dining al fresco in the rural oasis. After dinner, sink into the deep, cosy sofas, enjoying media entertainment on the Sky Glass TV, all while basking in the warmth of underfloor heating. As night falls, ascend the stairs to discover a dreamy bedroom, boasting a sumptuous bespoke super-king bed and an arched window with a Juliette balcony, offering enchanting views of the farm and pretty cottage garden. Luxuriate in the beautifully appointed bathroom, featuring a freestanding roll-top bath and a spacious walk-in shower.
Enjoy your morning brew in the tranquil cottage garden with a patio area and garden furniture, listening to the sounds of the local wildlife. During the summer months, fire up the BBQ and enjoy some al fresco dining in the Yorkshire countryside