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Granary, Cedar, Acorn and Park Lane are four newly converted 17C farm buildings. These Holiday Cottages all have traditionally styled beamed ceilings and spacious open plan ground floor living, covered in either stone flags or tiles with under-floor heating. They are well equipped and furnished to a high standard, making them attractive and comfortable. For extra warmth in the winter months there is an electric stove fire in each cottage. A well lit parking area is situated directly outside the cottages with easy access. Each cottage has its own private garden with either a patio or grassed lawn to sit and enjoy those warm days.

WE ARE CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING BROADBAND CONNECTION DIFFICULTIES IN OUR AREA SO PLEASE CONTACT TINA BY TELEPHONE ON 01947 810 913 FOR ANY ENQUIRIES, THANK YOU.

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Have a Holiday with your Horse!

Newbiggin Hall Cottages will be taking horses or ponies from May 2010. So if you have an equine friend you would like to take on holiday with you, and would like to explore the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors or the Esk Valley, come and ride some of our many Bridleways, which start right out side your door.


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The cottages stand in the grounds of where now stands Newbiggin Hall, a 17th Century house which was rebuilt after a fire. The cottages are located in the Esk Valley within the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, making it convenient for many beautiful walks.

The ancient Monk's Trod is just outside your door and takes you on to the banks of the River Esk, where salmon are often seen or you can get a glimpse of a heron. Then you can either go across heather moorland into scenic valleys or onto the breathtaking coastline. Local amenities can be found just under 2 miles away in the village of Egton, consisting of a small shop, garage, doctor's, church, sports field/play area and country pubs with good food and drink. The North York Moors Steam Railway at Grosmont is less than 2 miles from Egton. Historic Whitby is full of charm and character, with its quaint streets and alleyways as well as the picturesque harbour, famous for 'Captain Cook', the Legend of Dracula, the 199 Steps, the 'Endeavour Ship', 'Heartbeat' and the New Abbey Visitor Centre, to name but a few of the attractions in the area.


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