Five Acres is a stunning barn conversion, Thirsk

North York Moors. Sleeps up to 8

Five Acres is a stunning barn conversion featuring large arched windows providing a light and airy open-plan living space. Add to this beautiful gardens and stunning views over the fields and hills with sheep grazing and free-range chickens roaming, Five Acres really is a rural idyll.

The spacious open-plan dining room, kitchen and sitting room boasts far reaching views across the surrounding countryside, exposed beamed ceilings, a bespoke kitchen with AGA (turned off during the summer) and a roaring wood burning stove in the large fireplace. There are two ground floor bedrooms with beautiful antique beds, the master benefits from an en-suite and there is an additional downstairs shower room. Upstairs on the first floor there is a family bathroom and two further bedrooms which enjoy views over the garden and surrounding countryside, one has a Juliet balcony.

Stepping outside, chickens roam freely around the large, mature garden. Within the gardens are a fire pit area, BBQ, pretty pergola and paved terrace with superb views. Five Acres welcomes up to two dogs, however, please be aware, although the garden is enclosed, the fence is low and a determined dog may be able to escape!

Situated a few miles outside the village of Boltby, you are only a short drive to Sutton Bank, at the top of which was the favourite view of James Herriot, the famous Yorkshire Vet. Five Acres accommodates up to eight guests, ideal for bringing the whole family together or spending some precious time away with friends.

Additional Information:
Infants are welcome, please bring your own high chair and travel cot.
Two well-behaved dogs are welcome (small additional charge).
Livestock are in surrounding fields, dogs to be kept under control.
The road leading to the house is uneven.
The AGA is turned off during the summer, however an electric oven and hob is provided all year round.

Located in Thirsk, this apartment is in a rural area. Zillah Bell Gallery and Thirsk Museum are cultural highlights, and some of the area's landmarks include Rievaulx Abbey and Byland Abbey. Thirsk Birds of Prey Centre and The Dutch House are also worth visiting.

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