Ampleforth holiday cottage, near York

HILLSIDE COTTAGE
West End,
Ampleforth,
York,
North Yorkshire
YO62 4DY

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Sleeps: 4.
Sorry no pets.
No smoking.

Low season £260 - £300 pw.
Mid season £360 - £400 pw.
High season £400 - £460 pw.

For further details please contact:

Sue Shepherd
Tel: 01439 788 993

Hillside Cottage is situated within the beautiful half acre garden of Hillside, the main house, in the West End of Ampleforth village. It lies within the boundary of the North York Moors National Park with fine views of the Howardian Hills.

Accommodation
The cottage, which was converted from an old barn, is built from local stone with a red pantile roof. It is attractively decorated throughout. The ground floor accommodation consists of a beamed living area with exposed stone walls, a newly fitted kitchen with french doors to patio area, and a bathroom with an electric shower over the bath. A hall and stairway lead to two good sized bedrooms.

Facilities

Sleeps 4 - one double (king size), one twin bedroom.
Electric heating included.
Woodburning stove.
Off-road parking.
Washing and drying.
Bed Linen and Towels included.
TV/DVD.
Internet connection.
Cooker, microwave, fridge and dishwasher.
Access to garden of main house with patio and barbecue.

Local Area
Ampleforth is a traditional Yorkshire stone village in an area of outstanding natural beauty. The village shop / post office, two excellent pubs and a fish and chip shop are all within walking distance of the cottage. Both pubs serve meals and bar snacks.

Ampleforth is close to the market towns of Helmsley and Thirsk and 20 miles north of York. Ampleforth offers:

Excellent local walks, including parts of the Cleveland Way.
Access to the North Yorks Moors, with its steam railway and other tourist attractions.
Yorkshire Dales for walking and sightseeing.
The North Yorkshire Coast with resorts including Whitby and Scarborough, attractive fishing villages and sandy beaches.
Days out in the historic cities of York, Harrogate and Ripon.
Museums - York is famous for its museums and there are many local museums that give an insight into traditional Yorkshire life.
Several country houses, abbeys and castles which are open to the public, including Castle Howard and Rievaulx Abbey.
Golf, fishing and horse riding.

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