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Hall Farmhouse, Farmhouse Bed and Bed and Breakfasr Yorkshire Moors - Yorkshire

Tel: 01751 474394

Website: www.hallfarmhouse.net

Hall Farm

Maltongate

Thornton Le Dale

Pickering

Yorkshire

YO18 7SA

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About

Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors. Ideal for Dalby Forest, Flamingoland, Castle Howard, York, North Yorkshire Coast, Whitby, North Yorkshire Moors Railway, Eden Camp and many Historic houses and Castles. Ideal for Cyclists, Bikers and horseriding. Dogs welcome.

Prices from:	£35.00
Prices to:	£65.00

Facilities & Information

Two Family rooms, one with en-suite, one with a private bathroom. Full English breakfast served, evening meal option available and packed lunch on request. Large garden with woodland and stream. Lockable storage for cycles and motor-bikes.

Additional Information

· All food is home cooked using local produce wherever possible.

· All meat is locally sourced.

· Packed lunches with home baking can be provided on request.

· Complementary tea trays, hairdryers and colour TV in all rooms.

Horse Riding, Cycling and Walking Holidays can be catered for. Secure storage for equipment, cycles and livery for horses is available

Local Information

The village was named the prettiest in Yorkshire in the 1920's and 30's and was then renamed the more classy Thornton Le Dale. At the centre of the village is the green with the market cross. A market charter was granted in 1281 to John de Easton, lord of the manor of Thornton, by Edward I. Although a market is no longer held in Thornton Le Dale, the cross remains and concerts are played on the green regularly.

All Saints Church dates from the 14th century and Sir Richard Cholmley, known as The Black Knight of the North, is buried in the chancel. Outside in the churchyard is the grave of one Matthew Grims, a local lad whose claim to fame was that he guarded Napoleon Bonaparte whilst he was held prisoner on the isle of St Helena.

It is believed that Richard Rolle of Hampole, the famous mystic, was born in Thornton Le Dale

Thornton Le Dale's jewel-in-the-crown, Beck Isle Cottage is one of the most photographed homes in the UK, this lovely 17th century thatched cottage has appeared on countless jigsaws, chocolate boxes and calendars.

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