Beech Farm Cottage

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Sleeps 2
Bedrooms 1
Bathrooms 1
Pets No

Mr Grimshaw
August 2018

“Sykes met our expectations as we have always enjoyed excellent properties and Beech Farm Cottage lived up to our anticipation.”

We had a warm welcome with a fully equipped, spacious and comfortable home. Lots of places to visit and walks to suit all capabilities, often from the house. All in all it could hardly be better.

We had a warm welcome with a fully equipped, spacious and comfortable home. Lots of places to visit and walks to suit all capabilities, often from the house. All in all it could hardly be better.

Mr Jackson
July 2018

“This is the best 2-person cottage we have stayed in for a very long time - it is comfy, incredibly well equipped, very quiet and peaceful, beautifully furnished, very good kitchen with a proper fridge freezer, and the views are lovely - all helped by a delicious Victoria sponge cake thoughtfully left for us by the owners.”

The Fox and Hounds in the village is a very short walk and serves lovely food and great beer, we spent several evenings there. The selection of books to read is very good, there are loads of maps and guidebooks, everything we could have thought of. There is so much to do in North Yorkshire - lovely walks, local attractions, seaside visits - we were spoiled for choice. Thank you to the owners, who were very welcoming and helpful. The cottage is a perfect haven and we loved staying there.
Mr Hedges
June 2018

“My wife & I thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this lovely cottage, we were pleasantly surprised to find it larger than expected,the owners,who live next door, are very friendly & helpful.”

The situation of the cottage is quiet & peaceful making our stay most relaxing, we both agreed that this is one of the nicest cottages that we have holidayed in, we have stayed in quite a few over the years.
Mr Piper
June 2018

“We have just returned from spending a wonderful week at Beech Farm Cottage and already planning another visit quite soon.”

The cottage is outstanding, beautifully furnished and manages to be both cosy and spacious. This was our first visit to North Yorkshire and found the cottage is perfectly situated for exploring the Moors as well as the North Yorkshire coast with its pretty harbours and, of course, Whitby. The garden is ideal for relaxing in after a day out and its not far to walk to the Fox and Hounds.
Mr Smedmor
May 2018

“The accommodation exceeded our expectations being spacious and well equipped, especially the modern kitchen.”

We had everything we needed including a ready supply of guide books and maps. The wi-fi was also more than adequate for our needs. The cottage is well located for exploring the beautiful Esk Valley, either by car or on the railway. We really enjoyed our stay and would thoroughly recommend Beech Farm Cottage.
Mrs Parkin
March 2018

“Cottage situated in a lovely part of Yorkshire with everything possible to make your stay an enjoyable experience.”
Dr Muir-edwards
February 2018

“We stayed for a week (Feb 17 - 24 2018) when the weather was cold but dry.”

The cottage was very warm and comfortable. Every facility was available. the kitchen was particularly well stocked, the WiFi very fast, lovely touch with various soaps around the place and a very welcome homemade Vitoria sponge was a delight as part of the welcome pack. The cottage was well located for us to take visits every day to Redcar down to south of Filey on the coast and inland to lovely places like Helmesley, Pickering, Thornton-le-Dale etc. For those who like walking, 2 pubs, a lovely bakery and coffee shop, and a well stocked health food shop are nearby as well as the North Yorkshire Dales National Park Centre. Overall a great place to stay and we can thoroughly recommend it.
Miss Booth
December 2017

“We had an enjoyable stay.”

A comfortable cottage with a well equipped spacious kitchen and a useful supply of walking books and guides. The location was great for walking and also allowed easy access to Whitby and the coast. There's a nice view over the village and hills and a good pub within walking distance.The wifi worked well despite the rural location.
Mrs Eptlett
November 2017

“Cottage is in a fantastic location”
Mr Hillman
July 2017

“The bed was a little firm for my taste and the parking space a bit small.”

However, everything else was brilliant! The lounge was very comfortable and open, with lots of natural light. There was a wide selection of games and freeview TV in case of bad weather (it is Yorkshire) and the kitchen very modern with all of the amenities including a large fridge and freezer, proper cooker and dishwasher. Everything was spotlessly clean. Upstairs there is a massive hallway, great for storing the bags and cases, a good sized bedroom and the bathroom is en-suite. A very large shower in the bathroom is wonderful, and again the bathroom itself is fully modernised. No bath, but that never bothered us. Outside is a lovely little garden overlooking the valley, great for hot summer evenings and a bottle of wine! Or you could visit the pub, about 15 minutes away. (I can recommend the Sunday lunch).The owners, who live next door, are very welcoming but not demanding and their dog Charlie is lovely. Oh and the cake was delicious. What else? Free WiFi is useful. Whitby is about half an hour away and there are lots of little coastal towns to visit like Staithes and Sandsend, which are a bit closer. Overall a lovely place and we would definitely stay there again.
Mr Waters
July 2017

“This cottage is the best we have ever had.”

The cottage is spacious, very well equipped and tastefully furnished. The large fridge/freezer was particularly appreciated as we do actually self-cater. Nothing was too much trouble for the owners, who went out of their way to ensure that we were happy with everything. The scenery of the North York moors is stunning and there is plenty to do, see and explore. We can't believe that 2 weeks went so quickly.
Mrs Calderwood
June 2017

“Lovely Cottage, comfortable and very well equipped and maintained.”

Owners very welcoming, friendly and helpful. Beautiful garden and surrounding area.
Mrs Yellop
May 2017

“The photographs on the website did not do this lovely cottage justice.”

It was very light and airy with a lovely kitchen, also the photograph of the bedroom made it look tiny but it was a good size. and the garden was very pretty with plenty of seating. The hosts were very helpful.
Mr Priestley
April 2017

“Beech Farm Cottage is set in a beautiful location and within a reasonable distance of the attractive N.”

Yorks coastline and very handy for walking. The cottage was one of the best we have been in and very well equipped with plenty of information about the area. The owners, made us feel most welcome.
Mrs Long
April 2017

“Everything was lovely, I was just surprised by the booking fee, it seemed rather a lot!”
Mrs Lee
March 2017

“Lovely cottage,in a very peaceful location for a truly relaxing break with very friendly owners .”

We would definitely go back

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Features

Off road parking
Open fire
Smoke-free
Garden / Patio
Pub/shop < 1 mile
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi

Facilities -

97/100

* Average score of 5 customer ratings

The property

Danby 0.5 miles.

This attractive period stone cottage, adjoins the owners' property in the charming hamlet of Ainthorpe, near Danby village.

Set deep in the North York Moors National Park, it has delightful views overlooking the village green, with the local inn just a five minute walk.

Full of warmth and character, it offers a welcoming sitting room, with exposed beams and comfortable seating set around the cosy woodburning stove.

The dining table is deftly arranged in the window, to take in the glorious vistas, while the separate modern kitchen is well equipped, enabling guests to prepare tasty meals.

Upstairs, there is a pretty double bedroom, with a contemporary en-suite shower room.

Tastefully furnished in a traditional style, the property has a relaxing feel to come home to after a busy day out exploring.

The surrounding area is a walkers’ haven, with footpaths and trails taking you through breathtaking scenery over the open moorlands and secluded valleys.

An easy pleasant walk to Danby, brings you to a lovely bakery and tea room, with another country inn, serving good food to sample.

Nearby Castleton has excellent village amenities, with a small Co-op, pubs, a hairdressers and tea rooms.

A short drive will bring you to the coast, with Saltburn and Whitby offering superb, long sandy beaches and many attractions, while the small fishermen's villages of Staithes and Runswick Bay are always popular for day visits.

A wonderful romantic retreat for couples to enjoy a memorable holiday.

Accuracy of the listing -

97/100

Value for money -

100/100

* Average score of 5 customer ratings

Accommodation

One double bedroom with en-suite shower, basin and WC. Kitchen. Sitting room with dining area and woodburning stove.

Comfort -

97/100

Cleanliness -

94/100

* Average score of 5 customer ratings

Amenities

Oil central heating with woodburning stove
Electric oven, ceramic hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi, selection of books and DVDs
Fuel, power and starter pack for stove inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
Off road parking for 1 car
Bike storage
Patio garden with furniture
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop 2 miles, pub 5 mins walk
Note: Steps in garden
Note: Adults only, no children or infants.

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About the location

DANBY

Staithes 10 miles; Whitby 15 miles; Guisborough 10 miles.

The village of Danby nestles in the beautiful and peaceful Esk Valley in the heart of The North York Moors. The village has two pubs (both serving food), a bakery, a tea room and a health food shop. There is also an excellent National Park Visitor Centre at Danby Lodge – an historic building set in 13 acres of riverside pasture, with facilities which include exhibitions, nature trails and tea rooms. Danby also boasts the ruins of a 14th century castle and the only remaining working water mill on the River Esk. The scenic Esk Valley Railway line runs through the village on its way to Whitby. The quaint moorland villages of Hutton-le-Hole and Lastingham, the market town of Pickering, the city of York and the Yorkshire Coast villages of Staithes, Saltburn and Robin Hood’s Bay are all within easy touring distance.

Location -

100/100

* Average score of 5 customer ratings

Note: Adults only, no children or infants.

Beech Farm Cottage

Ainthorpe near Danby, North York Moors & Coast (Ref. 932039)

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“Sykes met our expectations as we have always enjoyed excellent properties and Beech Farm Cottage lived up to our anticipation.”

“My wife & I thoroughly enjoyed our stay in this lovely cottage, we were pleasantly surprised to find it larger than expected,the owners,who live next door, are very friendly & helpful.”

“We have just returned from spending a wonderful week at Beech Farm Cottage and already planning another visit quite soon.”

“The accommodation exceeded our expectations being spacious and well equipped, especially the modern kitchen.”

“Cottage situated in a lovely part of Yorkshire with everything possible to make your stay an enjoyable experience.”

“We stayed for a week (Feb 17 - 24 2018) when the weather was cold but dry.”

“We had an enjoyable stay.”

“Cottage is in a fantastic location”

“The bed was a little firm for my taste and the parking space a bit small.”

“This cottage is the best we have ever had.”

“Lovely Cottage, comfortable and very well equipped and maintained.”

“The photographs on the website did not do this lovely cottage justice.”