This stylish 16th century cottage, formerly the Farm Barn, was beautifully restored in 2007. With the original beams and stunning English oak floors throughout, it offers you the opportunity to holiday in style! The cottage has two very spacious bedrooms both with ensuite facilities (one king size double and one with two single beds), lounge, stylish kitchen, dining area and downstairs cloakroom. The refurbishment of this charming building has been undertaken with the greatest of style and taste and to the highest quality of five star standards.

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This appealing 18th century cottage has recently been lovingly restored with original beams and stonework and has two very spacious bedrooms (one king size double and one with two single beds), lounge, kitchen / dining area, bathroom and shower room. The décor and refurbishment of this charming building has been undertaken with the greatest of taste and to the highest quality of 5 star standards.

Find out more about Anvil Holiday Cottage.

This lovely 16th century cottage has been restored with original beams and stonework and has a very spacious king size double bedroom, lounge, kitchen / dining area and bathroom which is ensuite to the bedroom. The décor and refurbishment of this charming building, previously used for centuries as the cottage in which the farm’s shepherd stayed during lambing time, has been undertaken to the highest quality of 5 star standards.

Find our more about Shepherd's Holiday Cottage

The magnificent Hall at Grimblethorpe was thought to have been built in about 1620 for the Maddison family. The hall has, over the years been altered, but its core pre-English Civil War structure still remains along with Victorian windows and the slated roof that once replaced the thatch.

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