Honey Pot Barn - 1 Bedroom (Sleeps 2) Cottage in North Yorkshire

Honey Pot Barn, Cropton – Luxury Romantic Barn Conversion for Two with Log Burner & Terrace, King Ensuite, Wildlife Views, On the Edge of the North York Moors Near Pickering, Coast & Countryside

Wifi/Internet
Pet Friendly
Reference: P310483

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Owner/Property Manager: Lisa Harrison-Cressey
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Overview

Property Type: Cottage
Location: North Yorkshire
Sleeps: 2
Bathrooms: 1
Minimum nights stay: 2
Price Per Night: From £104 - £600
Price Per Week: From £780 - £980
Please contact the owner directly to confirm the price and availability

Description

Set all on one level, the living space is well laid out for cooking, dining and relaxing, at its heart is a beautiful with wood burner to keep you warm on chilly evenings, a comfy sofa and loveseat for snuggling and sumptuous furnishings throughout all add to the luxurious feel the cottage ensues from the minute you step inside.
The kitchen is spacious and well laid out perfect for chatting over morning coffee while you plan the days adventures or for catching up over pre dinner drinks. There is a cooker, and everything you need for preparing a tasty supper or hearty breakfast.
The master suite offers a king bed, adorned with soft linens to give you a restful night sleep. The en-suite is spacious with basins, a large shower and heated towel rail along with underfloor heating.
Outside there is a terrace area, perfect for a sundowner or for watching the wildlife all around.

Nestled in the midst of spectacular scenery on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moor, Honey Pot Barn has been lovingly converted from the original old stone cottage into a stunning, beautiful escape just for two. With a keen eye for interiors and attention detail, the owners have created a luxurious cottage with an open plan kitchen complete with a log burner to keep you toasty on chilly days and a super luxe master suite and bathroom. The owners have thought of everything you could possibly need and the little extras too that really make this cottage a beautiful escape to explore the hidden gems of North Yorkshire.

Honey Pot Barn

Location: The barn is located on the edge of the quaint North Yorkshire Village of Cropton, approximately 5 miles from the bustling market town of Pickering - a wonderful location to explore the Yorkshire Coast and North York Moors National Park. There is so much to see and do during your stay in the North York Moors.


Walking
On foot, under your own steam, out on the trail... is there any better way to experience the North York Moors than heading out for a walk?
North York Moors is full of footpaths from coastal (following the Cleveland Way), woods & forest, Heather clad moors, Valleys & fields.
Use local buses to do linear, circular or coastal (Cleveland way) walks
Use the North York Moors Railway to do linear & circular walks
Use the Esk Dale line to do parts of the Esk Dale Trail
North York moors feature the Cleveland Way National Trail, Esk Valley Walk, Tabular Hills Walk, The Inn Way to the North York Moors, Coast to Coast & the Lyke Wake Walk
We have a drying room for boots, coats and any other gear.
There are many pretty little villages to stop for refreshment at a pub or café.

Cycling
From Honey Pot Barn you can follow beautiful cycle rides along many bridleways & forest tracks straight from the door.
We have a couple of cycle route guides to follow
We also have road routes to follow, for the keen road cyclist.
Go to Dalby Forest to hire bikes, cycle or do other activities.
Cycle hire can be arranged to ensure you can use bikes from Rawcliffe House Farm.
The North York Moors is a fantastic location for cycling, whether you’re a family or a world-class mountain biker.

Wildlife
From moorland birds to minke whales, there’s a wealth of wildlife waiting to be discovered on the North York Moors.
We are surrounded by countryside, so even a short walk will allow you further viewings of deer & other wildlife.

Attractions & Activities
North York Moors Railways is the longest steam railway in England. Located in Pickering.
Castles at Scarborough, Pickering & Helmsley to visit.
Historic houses, Castle Howard, Nunnington Hall, Sledmere House, Burton Agnes, just to mention a few.
Flamingo Land Theme Park & Zoo.
Museums in Pickering, Whitby & Hutton -le -Hole with the Ryedale Folk Museum
Church’s & Abbeys at Whitby, Lastingahm, Pickering, Rievaulx & Byland & many more.
Sea-side towns & villages, sandy beaches & idyllic coves.
Market Towns
Quiet rural villages.

Places to Eat & Drink
Vast choice of very good local real ale pubs, restaurants & cafes in the local area, Blacksmiths Arms at Lastigham, Cappleman’s fish & chip restaurant & take-away in Pickering.
The famous “Magpie” fish restaurant at Whitby, close enough to go for tea in an evening from Rawcliffe House Farm.
Wonderful cafes with beautiful home-made cakes & fresh sandwiches, such as the “Stonehouse Bakery” at Danby or “The Cycle Hub” at Great Fryup Dale (capital of cake winners). Or try the café above “Hammonds” the jewellers (a hidden gem!!) at the bottom of the 199 steps in Whitby.

Towns Villages
There are many beautiful historic towns & villages dotted throughout the North York Moors.
Pickering is a short drive away. It is a wonderful market town with supermarkets, local butchers, bakers & fruit & veg shops. It has restaurants & take-aways, pubs & cafes. Also, there is a castle & museum.
Follow our drive routes that will help you explore the countryside & coast, with maps, information on places to see & suggestions of cafes to use. Our guests really enjoy these.
There are several market towns within the North York Moors National Park.
There are many pretty, red-roofed little villages, Hutton-le-Hole, Danby, Lastingham & many more each with its own unique identity, nestled in wonderful countryside.
There are coastal towns like Whitby, & Scarborough.
There are coastal villages set in little coves, such as Staithes, Runswick Bay & Ravenscar.

Sandy Beaches
Wonderful stretches of sand at Whitby, Scarborough South & North Bay & Sandsend which is North of Whitby.
Beautiful coves at Staithes, Runswick Bay, Ravenscar & Robin Hoods Bay.
Scarborough & Whitby have the usual feel of being at the seaside for families, with long promenade to walk on & harbours with fishing & tourists’ boats.
The quiet little coves of Robin Hoods Bay, Runswick Bay & Staithes provide, peaceful little havens to search rock pools or sit & relax.
Sandsend is a popular little beach & village, very popular with families & couples who like a less commercial feel, but nevertheless there are cafes & other facilities.

Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 10:00

Bedroom Details

Bedroom 1

1 x King Bed

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Safety

Carbon Monoxide Alarm
Smoke Alarm

Kitchen

Oven
Microwave

Property Features

Wifi/Internet
Bed Linen Included
Heating
Towels Included
Non-Smoking

Entertainment

Television

Suitability

Pet Friendly

Location