This beautiful, converted barn sitting on the owner's working farm, rests just on the outskirts of the pretty village of Scorton in North Yorkshire, between two national parks – the North York Moors and the Yorkshire Dales. Perfect for couples seeking tranquillity, set off from the barn each day to embark on enchanting walks through verdant hills and captivating landscapes, not forgetting that the beautiful coast-to-coast walking route is close by too. After a day of exploration, the village offers weary travellers two cosy pubs, both exuding warmth and hospitality, and serving hearty Yorkshire fare. Visit Richmond (8 miles) where you will discover a bi-weekly market on Wednesdays and Saturdays and explore the Norman castle where walks along the castle walls and down to the River Swale, with its majestic waterfalls, are a real delight. Nearby Northallerton (10 miles) also offers a bi-weekly market to stock up on local produce. Enjoy a trip to the seaside (30 miles), or visit country houses such as Kiplin Hall, Newby Hall, and Castle Howard.
Escape to tranquillity as you wind your way up the secluded farm track to discover this enchanting, converted barn nestled at the end. Upon entering, a warm hallway invites you to shed your coats and walking boots before stepping into the expansive, open-plan living space, exuding the rustic charm of your rural setting. With panoramic views of the surrounding farmland through the generous windows; the kitchen, dining area, and lounge seamlessly blend together, offering the perfect backdrop for romantic dinners. Set the mood with music streaming from the Bluetooth speaker as you plan your adventures for the following day, then cosy up on the sofa for a movie night on the Smart TV. Retreat to the inviting king-size bedroom, complete with built-in storage for convenience, while across the hall, a luxurious bathroom awaits with a rejuvenating walk-in shower and indulgent, free-standing bath to soak walking muscles in.
Outside, a sprawling private patio beckons, ideal for savouring morning coffees in solitude or hosting summer BBQs under the stars. With up to three dogs also welcome, this is a great, safe spot to let furry friends relax after days of adventure.