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The well-fitted kitchen features a stovetop, a refrigerator, a dishwasher and kitchenware. The spacious holiday home pro…
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Restaurants nearby
- mýse★ Michelin In a pretty little village on the edge of the North York Moors lies this former pub with stripped-back décor – expect flagstoned floors, whitewashed beams and exposed stone walls. The tasting menu features prime produce enhanced by a range of techniques, both traditional and modern, as with the showstopping Thirkelby duck in three servings, glazed with homemade walnut wine. Consider the excellent non-alcoholic drinks pairing, which really enhances the food, and a stay overnight in one of the cosy, simply decorated bedrooms.11.9km
- Star Inn at Harome★ Michelin Andrew Pern’s 14C thatched inn oozes charm and character, with its low ceilings, Robert ‘Mouseman’ features and some charred beams left in situ in a nod to its life story. Head Chef Steve Smith’s cooking has a classical base with modern overtones, and Yorkshire leads the way in rich, gutsy, flavour-driven dishes, with fish coming from Whitby, game from the Moors and vegetables plucked from the kitchen garden. Relax on the terrace, then stay over in one of the individually styled bedrooms; one boasts a snooker table, another, a piano.17.0km
- The Plough Richard and Lindsey Johns are experience operators in this part of the world. For their latest project, they’ve taken on this attractive 16th-century inn situated between the Howardian Hills and the North York Moors. There’s plenty of character to the place, from the beamed ceiling to the roaring fire for winter and beer garden for summer. Chef Richard offers hearty dishes that are classically and wholly enjoyable, like a generous pork chop cooked with evident skill. Lindsey looks after every table with a genuine warmth and personal touch.16.6km
- The Pheasant Sitting within the hotel of the same name, this elegant restaurant has a country house feel that combines classical and contemporary design touches. Diners are split between the inside dining room and a less formal conservatory, while a lovely terrace overlooks the village duck pond. The appealing menus take a seasonal approach, with classically based dishes providing plenty of flavour thanks to well-sourced ingredients and strong technique. An all-day set-up means you can pop in for anything from breakfast to a nightcap, via afternoon tea and, on Sundays, a roast lunch.16.9km
- The Farmhouse Bakery and Coffeeshop Bakery8.9km
- Cropton brewery Restaurant17.4km
- Blacksmith's Arms Restaurant19.5km
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Attractions nearby
- Castle Howard historic house museum6.6km
- Malton Castle former castle in North Yorkshire, England, UK1.0km
- Derventio Brigantum Roman fort located at present-day Malton, North Yorkshire, England, UK1.2km
- Ss Leonard & Mary, Malton grade II listed catholic church in Malton, Ryedale, North Yorkshire, England, UK860m
- Wharram Percy deserted medieval village in North Yorkshire, England, UK10.7km
- Pickering Castle castle in Pickering, North Yorkshire, England, UK13.0km
- Mumbo Jumbo amusement ride8.3km
- Howardian Hills range of hills in North Yorkshire, England, UK13.0km
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