Cottages With Hot Tubs in North of England

1 New Dairy Barn is a fabulous pet-friendly house in Croxdale, Durham, boasting a private hot tub and an open-plan living area with original beams. Spennymoor 2.7 miles; Durham 4.8 miles; Chilton 6.1 miles

A contemporary, semi-detached house with a hot tub and four bedrooms, located in Mickleton-in-Teesdale, just a two-minute walk from the local pub. Great walking. WiFi. Enclosed garden. Middleton-in-Teesdale 1 mile.

Perfect for a romantic break, and with brilliant transport links between county durham, the a1 and yorkshire, guests will find plenty to visit during their stay. from the magnificent yorkshire dales national park to the cathedral city of durham or visit one of the amazing yorkshire beaches and coastline including the seaside town of whitby and robin hood’s bay. catterick and york racecourses are within an easy drive, and both fishing and golf are also very popular with a golf course a short distance away. enjoy a special occasion or a treat at the spa also a short drive away, or perhaps a meal in one of the nearby restaurants in the north east. on entering this stylish, contemporary cottage you step into a fantastic open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. the kitchen area is a sleek, contemporary space which is equipped with an electric oven and gas hob, fridge, microwave and a washing machine. the dining area is equally as well-finished as the kitchen area and offers a dining table seating two, ideal for romantic meals. the lounge area has a cosy sofa where you can relax together and plan where to explore the following day, or perhaps enjoy catching up with a favourite programme on the tv. the bedroom is a light and bright double bedroom with wooden floor, and pretty bed that overlooks the rear garden. the spacious and attractively designed bathroom has a shower over bath and wc and completes the accommodation. venturing outside, is your own enclosed garden which has a large lawn area and garden furniture where you can enjoy the early evening sunshine and al fresco dining. there is also a fantastic wood-fired hot tub, perfect for that romantic break away. this is also the perfect spot for dogs as there are additional fields which can be used for dogs to run off some steam. parking is found to the side of the cottage with comfortable parking for two cars.

Escape to this stylish glamping pod sitting in a peaceful pocket of countryside between the yorkshire dales and the forest of bowland - just 4 miles from the market town of settle. it's perfect for couples or solo travellers who are in search of a back-to-nature retreat where they can swap the everyday grind for wide-open skies and birdsong. wake up and set off to conquer pen-y-ghent (10 miles), one of the celebrated yorkshire three peaks challenge, then reward your efforts with a well-earned pint and a hearty meal in one of settle's traditional pubs. alternatively, head in5o ingleton (7 miles) to follow its famous waterfalls trail, or venture underground at white scar cave (8 miles). further afield, make a beeline for skipton (19.5 miles), where a medieval castle presides over a bustling high street. take a few steps up to your glamping pod and step inside to find a bright, open-plan space that makes clever use of every corner. natural light, sleek styling and pale wood-effect flooring create a calm, contemporary feel throughout. whip up your favourite dishes in the compact kitchen area, which is fitted with smart dark units and a solid wood worktop, and then pull up a chair to share a casual meal at the handy fold-down dining table. there's a desk area too, along with a pair of comfy tub chairs, and bi-folding doors that open straight out onto the decking. at the far end of the pod, a double bed with a smart tv creates a cosy retreat to unwind in. a separate shower room sits just 10 metres from your pod. step out onto your private decking, which is sheltered beneath a smart slatted pergola and surrounded by the forest, and you’ll find that a whole wellness ritual awaits. sink into the sunken hot tub and let the tension melt away, fire up the barrel sauna, and then brave the invigorating cold plunge, before you rinse off under the copper rain shower. stretch out on a sun lounger with a good book or fire up the charcoal bbq and dine alfresco at the table. private parking is available for 1 vehicle.

This tranquil shepherd’s hut set within natural woodland on a wonderfully scenic rural farm is perfect for couples and families looking to relax and explore northumberland’s magnificent countryside and coastline. this scenic spot at the heart of the northumbrian countryside is a haven for anyone looking to reconnect with the great outdoors, surrounded by woodland and wildflowers. the historic market town of morpeth, 8 miles away, is home to quaint, cobbled streets lined with a wonderful range of shops and places to eat, as well as quirky farmers’ markets. spanning a 7-mile stretch of stunning coastline, druridge bay, 5.5 miles away, offers a sanctuary for scenic walks, birdwatching and anyone looking to soak up some fresh sea air. the waterfront town of amble (9 miles) at the mouth of the river coquet is perfectly placed for exploring the whole of the northumberland coast national landscape. step up onto the deck and through the glass stable-style door of this quirky bolthole, bursting with charm and character, to be greeted with a bright and airy open-plan layout. splendid, exposed ceiling beams and wooden cladding throughout add a sense of heritage and country cottage appeal, whilst the feature wood burner and plush soft furnishings create a cosy, inviting ambience. stretch out with a good book or listen to the radio from the comfort of the plush sofa, which is perfectly positioned to enjoy plenty of natural light from the glass doors. on a fine evening, throw open the glass doors to the furnished deck to make the most of indoor/outdoor living. the sofa can also be converted into a pull-out double bed to cater for two children if required. the wooden-clad kitchen embraces a stunning, traditional country cottage style finish that’ll capture your imagination and inspire you to rustle up something tasty that can be enjoyed at the dining table. when the evening draws to a close, the king-size bed beckons, perfectly positioned in front of a delightful picture window with wooden shutters, providing lovely views overlooking the meadow to wake up to. the contemporary shower room offers everything you need to kick-start your next adventure feeling refreshed. enjoy your morning coffee or a glass of something chilled at sundown on the covered deck that boasts lighting and a handy outside shower. five wooden steps from the deck lead down to the lovely lawned garden that features a hot tub, perfect for unwinding weary walking muscles, and a fire pit/bbq, ideal for al fresco dining. there is ample off-road parking in the shared car park on site, with a wheelbarrow provided for you to take luggage to the shepherd’s hut.

Surrounded by the fells and winding valleys of the enchanting forest of bowland, with long walks from the doorstep, this sophisticated glamping lodge offers couples a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. this scenic spot in the forest of bowland national landscape, at the heart of the hodder valley, is a playground for nature lovers and keen outdoor enthusiasts, with countless trails from the doorstep. newton-in-bowland, an idyllic village surrounded by the enchanting scenery of the ribble valley, is just 2.5 miles away. steeped in history, the excellent high street and lovely parks of the ribble valley's lovely market town of clitheroe can be reached within 10 miles. boasting a medieval castle, a great selection of independent cafes, bars and restaurants, and the gateway to the yorkshire dales, a visit to the market town of skipton, 23 miles away, is a must. flooded with sunlight from the floor-to-ceiling picture windows that frame breathtaking rural valley views, the delightful lounge/kitchenette that welcomes you into this homely bolthole provides everything you need to unwind. the feature wood burner and exposed timbers add a sense of warmth and rustic charm, whilst the kitchenette adds a touch of contemporary sophistication, equipped with everything you need to whip up some tasty treats. at the opposite end of the lodge, you’re met with a blissful king-size bedroom that invites weary travellers to rest and reset at the end of a busy day. enjoying breathtaking views through the beautiful picture windows, a dreamy slumber is guaranteed. separated from the bedroom by a handy curtain, the en-suite shower room is the perfect spot to kick-start your next adventure feeling refreshed. please note that there is no wi-fi at the lodge, but there is 5g phone signal. enjoy your morning coffee at sunrise or a glass of something chilled at sunset from the comfort of the delightful decking, which features seating and a gas bbq, perfect for a spot of al fresco dining. before bedtime, enjoy a soothing soak in the bubbles of the fabulous hot tub, which enjoys a lovely outlook across your magnificent surrounding scenery. there is off-road parking for one car available.

This gorgeous one-bedroom property is perfect for a couple or two friends looking for some luxury to come back to after days exploring this fabulous area. leave the car and walk half a mile into historic alnwick for a great choice of shops, galleries, museums, bars, and restaurants. discover the alnwick playhouse arts centre, theatre and cinema and the famous second-hand bookstore with open fires and a cafe. spend time exploring magnificent alnwick castle and gardens and book lunch in the treehouse. nearby, alnmouth’s wide, sandy beach is perfect for strolling and picnics with a picturesque golf course and friendly village amenities (4 miles). visit howick hall gardens and arboretum (6.5 miles), the former home of earl grey, and head to craster’s pretty harbour for seafood and follow the coastal path to dunstanburgh castle (7.5 miles). this wonderful, stone-built property is one of a collection of five fabulous holiday properties and has been finished to a high standard in every aspect to ensure you have a relaxing and memorable holiday. walk directly into the spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner with an impressive lantern roof window and wall-to-wall windows, which allow plenty of natural light to flood in and lift your mood. the lounge has a generous, comfortable sofa where you can stretch out and relax weary legs to watch a movie on the smart tv. just off the lounge, you will find a double cupboard to store your outdoor clothing and walking boots. the contemporary kitchen is a wonderful space, so if you want to eat in, you have all the equipment you need to create delicious meals and drinks. the dining table has seating for four if you are entertaining friends. there are views of the outside space and garden areas from every angle, and in the warmer months, why not open the glazed doors to enjoy some inside/outside living? for a great night’s sleep, head through to the inviting bedroom with beautiful stone feature walls and a super-king-size zip-and-link bed which can be made up as a twin on request. there is a walk-in closet for your things, a comfortable easy chair and you can enjoy a long lie-in watching the smart tv in the bedroom. the luxurious shower room completes the accommodation, with a large walk-in shower and wc. outside, there is a covered decked area at the rear and two shallow steps lead to the four-seater hot tub where you can unwind in the bubbles. there is also garden furniture with plenty of seating for al fresco dining and stargazing at night. guests also have access to a shared garden and communal bbq within the grounds.

Escape with your special someone to this stylish glamping bell tent sitting just 3 miles outside the market town of settle, which lies at the entrance to upper ribblesdale, on the southern edge of the yorkshire dales. set in a secluded glamping village site, this charming hideaway is the perfect bolthole for couples seeking a romantic escape with a touch of adventure in the dales. climb aboard the settle to carlisle railway (3 miles) to admire the stunning dales scenery or set off on a romantic hike at the dramatic falls at stainforth force (6 miles). for those after a bigger challenge, hike the yorkshire three peaks: pen-y-ghent, whernside and ingleborough. alternatively, venture through the forest of bowland to explore the historic city of lancaster (23 miles), or head to morecambe bay (24 miles) to enjoy all the traditional seaside fun on the promenade. from the parking area, make your way to your secluded bell tent. take the couple of steps up to your private deck and then step inside, where you’ll be greeted by a stylish open-plan space, inviting you to switch off and reconnect. the soft furnishings and amenities inside include relaxing seating, useful storage and a comfortable double bed, perfect for recharging surrounded by nature. whilst the kitchen area is situated back outside, you’ll find a fridge in here for keeping your local produce fresh. glamping is all about the magic of outdoor living. outside the bell tent, you’ll find an open-air kitchen, as well as a handy gas bbq. enjoy a casual al fresco dinner on the deck before you settle around the fire pit to toast marshmallows under the stars. alternatively, pour yourself a glass of wine and enjoy a soak in the bubbling hot tub. there is a private shower room at the bottom of the steps, which features a large mirror and plenty of space to get ready for the day's adventures.

Rest and recharge at this charming property set in the market town of brampton, an ideal choice for couples seeking a relaxing romantic break. the location is perfect for exploring the beautiful cumbrian countryside. brampton has plenty of independent shops and eateries to discover, and only 2 miles away, you’ll find talkin tarn country park, ideal for cycling and walking. bustling carlisle is just 10 miles away, where you can delve into the history of the city at the castle or explore the pretty cathedral. there are also plenty of bars, cafes, and restaurants to indulge in some local fare. walking enthusiasts should head to the historic market town of alston, 20 miles away and the gateway to the north pennines national landscape. from here, you can explore fells and moorland, witness huge skies and tumbling mountain streams, and discover cascading waterfalls. set in the grounds of grade ii-listed garth house, this delightful property is spread across one level and offers a studio-style design. climb the 12 stone steps to the front door, head inside and be greeted by an enchanting retreat with elevated views inviting you to sit back and relax together. sink into the lounge space’s soft sofa and flick on the smart tv to unwind after days of outdoor adventure. when stomachs begin to rumble, find that the sleek corner kitchen boasts everything needed to cook up holiday feasts, to be enjoyed at the cute dining table sitting in the light of the window. after dinner, enjoy a long soak in the stunning free-standing bath set in one corner, then retreat to your super-king-size bed for undistributed slumber. start the next morning with a rejuvenating rinse in the en-suite shower room with its lavish walk-in shower. make full use of the charming outdoor space at the foot of the stone steps leading to the property. this private garden boasts a bubbling hot tub perfect for long nights gazing up at starry skies. guests can also make use of the private seating area with a charcoal bbq. an on-site indoor swimming pool welcomes private 1-hour slots each day, while private parking for one car makes coming and going easy. please note the swimming pool is open all year round and for over four year olds only and the bbq is available from the 1st april-30th september).

Roe Deer Cottage in Pickering, Yorkshire, is a cosy retreat for two. This one-bedroom cottage features a king-size bed, en-suite bathroom, and open-plan living area. Enjoy the six acres of landscaped grounds, wood-fired hot tub, and sauna. Nearby attractions include Scarborough, Filey, and the North York Moors National Park.

Grizebeck is ideally located for escaping hustle and bustle yet within easy reach of many attractions. explore the quieter footpaths and hills nearby before visiting the hamlet's 300-year-old coaching inn for a well-deserved meal. discover the history of the furness peninsula at dalton castle and furness abbey, both within 10 miles or spend a day exploring the nature reserves on walney island, 13.5 miles away, spotting birds and grey seals depending on the timing of your visit. ulverston, 6 miles, is a bustling market town with a wealth of independent shops and cafes, whilst broughton-in-furness, 3 miles, boasts several pubs, two cafes and a couple of village shops. at 18 miles away, the stunning valleys of eskdale and wasdale provide hours of fell walking, or head to coniston water and lake windermere for a day by – or on – the water. with an open-plan living space, this cottage has been designed with easy living in mind. in the kitchen, there is an electric oven and gas hob, fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. dine at the breakfast bar before relaxing on the comfy sofa to watch a film. patio doors open to the outside, allowing light and fresh air to flow in when the weather is warm, and if it's chilly, you still get to enjoy the view. upstairs, the double bedroom is wonderfully light with plenty of storage. with two picture windows and two skylights, wake to the sunlight pouring in. the sofa under the velux window is the perfect spot to escape with a good book, whilst the stylish bathroom contains a rainfall-effect shower over the bath. head outside from the living space to find a bistro table and chairs in the rear patio garden. relax and unwind in the private lazy spa hot tub soaking up the lovely countryside views. the owners of the cottage also have a field at the end of their garden whih guests would be welcome to use.

Nestled on private grounds just 3 miles from the market town of stokesley and surrounded by stunning landscapes and a north york moors backdrop is this ideally positioned abode for two. keen walkers and nature lovers can set off on a hike and take in the incredible vistas of this magnificent national park along the wainstones or up the national trust-owned roseberry topping. when it comes to days out and dining beyond the village, the neighbouring towns and villages have regular markets and fairs plus a wealth of great restaurants and cafes. for a bit of sand and sea, head towards saltburn-by-the–sea (16 miles) where you can hop on board the miniature railway, relax on the sandy beach and indulge in some fish and chips at the bustling pier. as you approach the property and drive through the electric gates, you will appreciate the rural setting with stunning views of the surrounding countryside in all directions. behind its black-cladded exterior, you will find a light and spacious open-plan living space finished to an exceptionally high standard with stylish, contemporary furniture. the open-plan kitchen is well equipped, so you can cook up a romantic meal or pack up a good lunch before a day exploring. the kitchen includes an electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave and coffee machine. meals can be enjoyed at the dining table inside or outside on the patio. the adjacent lounge also has large sliding doors that open up to allow the outside and the inside to merge on sunny days. feel the warmth of the floor underfoot as you make your way over to the lounge area to watch a film on the smart tv and snuggle up on the sofa with your loved one. from the sofa, you can look out onto roseberry topping hill. completing the accommodation is the gorgeous king-size bedroom and very spacious en-suite shower room and wc. after a long day exploring, plunge yourself into the bubbling hot tub with the soundtrack of the yorkshire countryside all around you. on warm balmy evenings, spend time on your private enclosed decking toasting your romantic retreat. off-road parking for one car is available.

Small but perfectly formed, this delightful stone-built cottage is a luxurious love nest between the yorkshire dales and lake district national parks. with easy access to some of britain’s most magical landscapes along with a host of quaint market towns, this is a great base for exploring the region. boasting a private terrace with an outdoor hot tub, stunning country views, and an elegant four-poster bed, it’s perfectly suited for couples that love a balance between nature and luxury. laid out over a single floor, this gorgeous, contemporary property is a beautiful blend of comfort and style. underfloor heating with thermostats in each room, hyper-fast broadband and high-end appliances cater to your every need. after adventurous days, the open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner invites you to rest and recharge. the kitchen is equipped for preparing simple meals with appliances including a nespresso coffee machine and dishwasher, and the breakfast bar is ideal for meals for two. snuggle on the sofa to watch a film on the wall-mounted tv or head out to the terrace to bubble beneath the stars, glass of wine in hand. there’s also a bistro table and chairs for al-fresco dining, with views over the waterfall and stream that flow through the mill house estate. bursting with natural light, the super-king-size bedroom is a haven of relaxation with a four-poster bed and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the terrace and countryside. a contemporary shower room with bathrobes completes the interior and there’s private parking for one car. a delightful base for lovers of the great outdoors, this is a superb destination for walking, cycling and birdwatching. trails lead out from the property through picturesque dales, fells, rivers and woodland, while it’s 21.5 miles to lake windermere. a country pub and village store take care of basic amenities in the village of barbon (2.5 miles) while the market town of kirkby lonsdale (7 miles) is a food lover’s paradise.

A delightful, glamping retreat for two, this bijou hideaway is perfect for couples. set in the glorious surroundings of a serene corner of the lake district, 1.5 miles from patterdale and 13.5 miles from ambleside, the charming hideaway is an idyllic choice for couples eager to get away from it all. lace up your walking boots and step out to explore the undulating landscape. stroll 2.5 miles to picturesque lanty’s tarn. climb helvellyn, the third-highest point in england, is 2 miles away. venture 2.5 miles to glenridding to board an ullswater steamer or follow a section of the 20-mile ullswater way. pause to see aira force waterfall, close to the shores of the lake. head to ambleside to explore the bustling lakeland town and discover the beauty of windermere. while you are here, visit the national trust’s wray castle on the western side of the lake. wonder at the amazing views that surround the shepherd’s hut before tearing yourselves away to enter. climb three steps up to make your way in via the french doors. find yourselves in an open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner/bedroom that has been creatively designed to encompass everything you are likely to need during your stay. prepare light meals and snacks in the kitchen area with its wooden work surfaces and belfast sink. enjoy romantic meals together at the breakfast bar while gazing out over the verdant fells. settle down to a good film on the smart tv before enjoying a great night’s sleep in the sumptuous double bed. this gorgeous shepherd’s hut benefits from the luxury of a stylish shower room where you can enjoy a steaming rinse after your long walks. savour the opportunities for outdoor living in your private garden area. light the bbq and grill lunch and dinner out in the fresh air. relax in the hot tub and bubble away as you take in the views. toast in the heat of the fire pit and gaze up at the night skies. there is parking for one car at this retreat.

This elegant holiday retreat sits in the friendly yorkshire village of gargrave, within easy reach of the local pub, cafes, and shops. the pod is perfect for couples and solo travellers, offering the option to accommodate a child on a sofa bed if required. the ancient market town of skipton is 4.5 miles away and is renowned for its fabulous high street, full of independent shops, boutiques, and galleries. whilst here, take time to admire the town’s stunning architecture, particularly at the 900-year-old castle. skipton is the southern gateway to the dales, and during your stay, you can enjoy walks at nearby beauty spots such as malham cove, bolton abbey, and gordale scar (all within 10 miles). further afield, spend a relaxing afternoon exploring the elegant spa town of harrogate, 26 miles away. the beautiful glamping pod enjoys a peaceful setting in the grounds of the owner’s home. inside, this charming rural bolthole – with its striking wood-panelled walls and contemporary design – has been cleverly configured to include everything needed for a comfortable getaway. along one wall is a sleek kitchenette for rustling up breakfasts and light bites, and to the front of the pod is a charming dining table for two. after dinner, snuggle up on the sumptuous l-shaped sofa to watch a classic movie on the smart tv. to the rear of the lodge, partly partitioned, is a comfortable double bed to sink into after a busy day. rounding off the accommodation is a refreshing shower room. outside, you’ll have a sunny patio area with outdoor furniture for enjoying an al fresco meal on a summer’s day. delicious breakfast hampers and celebration packages can also be arranged (at an additional cost). alongside the pod, set under a pretty pergola with mood lighting, is your own, private hot tub – perfect for reviving weary legs after a hike in the dales. private parking is available for one car.

Rest and recharge in this spacious double shepherd hut set in a quiet location with amazing countryside views. the property is ideal for couples or solo travellers seeking a peaceful base from which to explore the nearby lakes and cumbrian fells. perfectly placed in a secluded, tranquil spot, you are only 3 miles away from the amenities of pooley bridge, where you can admire the 16th-century stone bridge, try water sports on ullswater or walk along the river. alternatively drive 8 miles to reach the pier head from where you can enjoy a relaxing cruise around the lake on the historic ullswater steamer. there are plenty of nearby walking and cycling opportunities to suit all tastes and abilities, and waterfall enthusiasts can follow the trail to witness the magnificent aira force, just 5 miles away. otherwise, visit the historic gardens and mansion at dalemain, under 5 miles away. this marvellous property is one of three double shepherd huts on the site, creating a unique rural retreat. as you pull up to the site, you will already be admiring the beautiful scenery, and after parking up, walk through the front garden and up the oak stairs to the double french doors that give access into the front of the hut. once inside, the open-plan living/dining area is on the left and the kitchen space is on your right. this welcoming space has soft furnishings and decor that will instantly invite you to relax and feel at home. there is lovely, comfortable seating to snuggle up on and a wood burner for a crackling ambience. unwind with a warm drink as you pick your favourite box set to watch on the smart tv. cook up a storm in the kitchen area, which comes with all the necessary appliances. share a romantic dinner at the dining table, which is also an ideal spot to plan the next day’s adventures. walk past the kitchen and along the hallway to reach the en-suite king-size bedroom, which is in the second shepherd’s hut. this lovely bedroom space is perfect for sleeping soundly and has plenty of storage. the bedroom is en-suite, so there is a shower and wc available. there is a single door at the rear of the second hut that takes you outside at the back of the hut. wander out to the private garden and spend a moment or two enjoying the views. light up the outside stove and enjoy dining alfresco, with a table and chairs provided. round off a perfect day with a soak in your private hot tub while stargazing. there is private parking available for one car

Full sutton is a quiet village, 2 miles east of the village of stamford bridge, which was a fording point over the river derwent for a roman settlement, and well known as the site of the battle of stamford bridge in 1066, which marked the end of the viking era in britain. there are many nearby wolds market towns, malton (12 miles), beverley (25 miles) and driffield (20 miles) which hold regular street markets, and have a wide variety of shops and restaurants, all providing excellent locally based cuisine, and the cathedral city of york is 10 miles. the unspoilt coastal resort of filey is 35 miles with open beaches and the nearby rspb nature reserve at bempton. the property is situated on the edge of the east yorkshire wolds, with superb walks from the doorstep, the wolds way is a particular attraction, which encompasses some breath-taking scenery along the route. enter into the cosy entrance hall with cloakroom and coat hanging before climbing the stairs to the stylish open-plan living space. with a contemporary fully fitted kitchen finished in moonlight blue with matching breakfast bar and appliances, this is a great place to whip up a romantic meal for two. a great place for making plans for the next day’s adventure over a bottle of wine. the lounge area has been designed with relaxation in mind, with a leather sofa ready for you to snuggle up on as you catch up on your favourite shows on the smart tv with netflix & sky in front of the fire. there is also led mood lighting installed for you to dim and set which colour you find the most restful, set against the flickering fire and candles. along the first floor from the living space, you will find the well-presented bedroom with king-size bed and plenty of storage. the view from the window is pure countryside with its fields and trees. the spacious en-suite has a state-of-the-art walk-in shower and illuminated full size mirror to compliment the new yet traditional fittings throughout. outside in the private enclosed garden, there is a beautiful jacuzzi/hot tub which has features such as reclining bathing, massage powered jets, waterfall feature with inside and external led mood lighting, which can be set to suit your requirements. it is housed within a private building giving complete privacy when in use. alternatively, you can sit outside and enjoy the garden and wider countryside beyond. there are sun loungers, table and chairs and a charcoal bbq provided.

Tucked away down a private lane on the owners’ farm, this stunning cottage is situated within the grounds of the anderton centre, where you can book a variety of water sports and outdoor activities. the perfect area for walkers and cyclists, take a short stroll to the taproom at rivington brewery company and enjoy a freshly made pint of ale or, for thrill-seekers, go ape is just 1 mile away. the popular market town of chorley, steeped in history and surrounded by beautiful countryside, is within 4 miles and boasts a number of independent shops, cafes and restaurants to explore. for a day at the beach, take a short drive to one of the vibrant coastal towns of either southport or lytham, both within a 30-mile radius. on entering the property, you are greeted by a light open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner boasting a wood burner, smart tv and double doors that open out to the patio area. the kitchen area is stylish and well fitted, offering everything you need to cook up a three-course meal, or whip up a quick snack, with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge with freezer compartment and washing machine. a built-in dining table separates the lounge and kitchen areas and is the perfect spot to enjoy a morning coffee, prepared on the nespresso coffee machine. along the corridor, the double bedroom has been lovingly styled to provide a restful retreat, with patio doors opening out to make the most of the countryside views. to complete the interior of the property is a spacious bathroom with a bath, separate shower and wc. outside there is a patio area that has a bbq and private hot tub; a fantastic place to lie back and unwind after a day exploring the local area. there is off-road parking for one car and a secure cycle store. owners have drone footage available on youtube please search for the elliotts, rivington.

While staying in this attractive property, you’re just 3.5 miles from richmond, a georgian market town brimming with shops, restaurants and quirky boutiques. richmond’s former station is now home to a cinema, real ale brewery, ice cream parlour and art gallery. you could visit the 11th-century castle and revel in the fantastic scenery. the river swale is less than half a mile away from your doorstep, where you take a stroll or stop for a picnic, and easby abbey is 2 miles distant. the barn is crammed full of character from beamed ceilings to cleverly considered space. it encompasses thoughtful luxury touches, creating an unforgettable and unique property with everything you need for a romantic trip away. the open-plan living area incorporates the lounge/kitchen/diner. prepare a romantic dinner for two in this generously equipped kitchen featuring an induction hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer, dishwasher and nespresso machine, there is also a washing machine and microwave hidden away in the pantry cupboard. once your delicious meal has been cooked, you can either dine at the breakfast bar or outside on the patio. after dinner, stoke the fire on the double-width wood burner and pick a film to watch on the smart tv. venture upstairs to the mezzanine floor and relax into the sumptuous king-size bed. after a restful night's sleep, be refreshed in the rainfall shower ready for another day of adventures or just relax in the luxurious free-standing bath filled with bubbles. outside, the cottage is a large patio with wonderful countryside views which can be accessed from the lounge and via a side path. dine alfresco on the large dining set provided while watching the sun go down. sink into the hot tub which is particularly inviting at night under the star-filled skies or toast marshmallows over the firepit. there is a shared paddock on the owners' grounds that has picnic benches where you can enjoy the surrounding views of the countryside. from the paddock, there is direct access to a public footpath which leads to an old disused railway line. there is off-road parking for two cars.

Enjoying an enviable location on the cusp of the north york moors, this lovely property is perfect for exploring the north riding forest park (16.5 miles) and the glorious howardian hills area of outstanding natural beauty (9 miles). this is a fantastic base for enjoying long rural walks with pretty villages along the way including hutton-le-hole (4 miles) and the charming town of kirkbymoorside (1.5 miles) where you will find a choice of great shops, restaurants and pubs. you could also visit popular market towns like pickering (9 miles) and helmsley (7.5 miles). the beautiful castle howard (13.5 miles) is also well worth a visit or you can even enjoy a day by the sea at scarborough (26.5 miles). on entering this beautiful property which is set over one level, you will find yourself in the light and spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner. with high ceilings and bi-folding doors offering glorious rural views, this lovely space makes an ideal base for your holiday. the bright and comfortable lounge is ideal for relaxing in, with comfortable seating, a warming wood burner and tv. at the other end of the room, there's a sizeable dining area, and the stylish kitchen is fully equipped with an oven, microwave, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, coffee maker and washing machine/tumble dryer. exploring this single-level property further, there's a sumptuous bedroom with a 7' super king-size bed. this can be made up as a twin room by prior arrangement. you will also find an elegant bathroom complete with a shower over the bath and a wc. heading through the bi-folding doors, you will find a private terrace which looks out over the north york moors. here you can sit back and relax with a drink or a bbq. you will also have access to a shared hard court for tennis and a shared games room with a billiards table and dart board. a summer house is shared with the neighbouring cottage and can be booked for an evening with advance notice. a hot tub can also be arranged for guests wishing to hire, at an additional cost starting from £175.00.