A beautifully converted barn made from striking red bricks that gleam in the Yorkshire sunshine, this lovely property is a wonderful base for a walking or cycling holiday. It’s located near the quiet village of Great Langton, and 7 miles from Northallerton, a bustling market town known for its vibrant market days on Wednesdays and Saturdays. With two double bedrooms, it’s fantastic for a small family or two couples – and two canine pals can also come along.
Formerly a part of a working farm, this renovated stable has a charming exterior and a light-filled interior that’s been completely rebuilt and refitted. The kitchen/diner has an attractive grey, black and white colour scheme, with the walls, doors and tiles all matching. A wooden dining table sets you up for cosy meals. Head upstairs to the welcoming lounge, where the grey theme continues and comfortable sofas await. After long days of tourism, switch on the Smart TV or enjoy playing board games with fellow guests. The exterior kitchen door leads to a small, decked area where you can sip morning coffee in your peaceful surroundings.
You’ll find a shop and pub around 4 miles away on the edge of Northallerton. Nearby, the Jacobean country house at Kiplin Hall (2 miles) is wonderful for a day out, with its incredible architecture and gardens. The market town of Richmond (10 miles) has a Norman castle you can visit, along with a quirky cinema and the impressive ruins of Easby Abbey. For walking, you’ll be equidistant (around 11 miles) from the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North York Moors, opening up endless opportunities for adventure and exploration in some of England’s most picturesque countryside.