Pickering : locations de vacances adaptées aux animaux

Cosy ‘Cobblers Cottage’ - Pickering

Enjoy easy access to everything from our perfectly located, traditional stone home on the gateway to the North York Moors National Park. Just steps away from Pickering town centre with an array of shops, pubs, cafes, bars, restaurants, bakers, butchers & takeaways on offer. A short stroll to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway giving pleasant & easy access to Whitby, Goathland, Levisham, Newtondale and Grosmont. Also perfectly located for Scarborough, Whitby, Malton, Helmsley & Dalby Forrest.

Blacksmith’s Barn - Cosy, Chilled & Dog Friendly.

Our beautifully converted barn is ideally located in the picturesque village of Ruston. Set within a stunning Grade II listed farmstead, just 50 metres from the edge of the North York Moors National Park & with easy access of coastal walks, beaches & market towns including Whitby, Pickering, Filey, Cayton & Malton. Stylishly & comfortably furnished, the ground floor is roomy & open plan with a wood burner & under floor heating. The mezzanine bedroom has a super comfortable King size bed & bath.

Cosy character cottage in heart of Pickering

31 Eastgate is a cosy and well equipped cottage in a fantastic central location in the market town of Pickering. It's ideally located for exploring the North Yorkshire Moors, steam railway, the coast and the historic walled city of York. Located on one of the main roads in Pickering (sometimes there will be traffic noise) the tree lined street of Eastgate is beautiful in all seasons and the town centre is a 5 minute walk away. Visit one of the fantastic pubs or catch a steam train to Whitby.

Stationmaster's Cottage

A detached Victorian stone cottage in the shadow of Pickering Castle and overlooking North York Moors Railway station, this characterful property with real fire is only 3 minutes walk away from town centre amenities, the castle and a ten minute walk to the start of the Tabular Hills way and gateway to the North York Moors National Park. Free parking is provided in the Platform 3 Car Park diagonally opposite the property 70 yards away (dashboard pass provided). Please note: steep stepped access.

Spacious character historic cottage

Our 17th Century, characterful Yorkshire longhouse provides a spacious, retreat, and a fantastic base for family and friends to meet up with plenty of opportunities for days out in the surrounding North York Moors. The house is in the vibrant market town of Pickering with it's famous heritage railway. Pickering has a cafes, restaurants and pubs along it's bustling high street and a weekly market selling fresh, local produce. 7+2 guests (sofa bed in the snug for 2 guests at an extra charge)

Fully Fenced Dog Field, Sea Views & Forest Walks

Enjoy your morning coffee in the warmth of Woodpeckers Cottage, Silpho as you watch the winter sun rise over the sea. Enjoy time with your dog in the fully fenced field, as the warm morning mist rises from the dewy grass. Take in the far-reaching views and watch deer graze in nearby fields. Take the scenic drive to dog-friendly beaches for refreshing winter walks in the salty air. At the end of the day, wrap up in a snuggle blanket, sit outside, and gaze at the stars in this Dark Sky Reserve.

Lovely cottage for N. York Moors & Steam Trains

19 Burgate is in the popular market town of Pickering, minutes’ walk from shops, eating places, Castle & Steam Railway (seasonal) - ideal for exploring the Moors, coastline & historic sights. It offers contemporary comfort, with a cosy living room, modern kitchen-diner, luxurious bathroom (walk-in shower, bath) & quality bedrooms. The garden offers eating/drinks outside and access to private parking. Prices are for 2 guests, with a small extra charge for the 2nd bedroom and well-behaved pets.

Cosy rural cottage in National Park

Come and stay in the beautiful village of Rosedale Abbey in the spectacular North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Moo’s is our converted stone cottage with a lovely living kitchen with cast iron stove and a vintage country feel. A handmade turned staircase leads up to the en-suite bedroom with metal bed stead and roll top bath. Adjacent there is a spacious covered patio area with seating, dining and storage, which looks across to an outdoor patio with fruit trees seating and parking space.

Goose End Cottage, North Yorkshire

Take a break and unwind in a characterful cottage set in beautiful countryside. This 18th century grade-II listed property is right beside the River Seven, in the picturesque village of Sinnington, and the North York Moors National Park. The cottage is full of original character, whilst having all the amenities needed for a relaxing break. Many amazing walks can be enjoyed from right outside the door and the wonderful village pub and restaurant is only a few minutes walk away.

Delightful Barn with log burner near Pickering

A tranquil, 19th century converted barn with private garden and outdoor fire overlooking the local countryside. A short drive from Pickering and close to the Moors, Whitby and York, the barn is great for a relaxing break. Inside, you will find a renovated living area, with a wood burning stove, Smart TV and fully fitted kitchen complete with oven, fridge washing machine and dish washer, the barn offers everything you will need for a relaxing getaway in Yorkshire.

Country Cottage with Steam Railway Views

Positioned on a pedestrian road, wake up to the sound of birds or the steam railway. Cosy up to the log burner or sit out in the evening sun, on our west facing decking overlooking the railway. A 1 minute walk to forest walks and Pickering castle, or a 2 minute walk to the town centre; you couldn’t be more perfectly located. Pickering has the charm of a rural North Yorkshire town with all the amenities you need for a relaxing break or a family centred vacation.

Maltkiln House Annex North Yorkshire moors

Get away from it all, unplug and unwind. Maltkiln House Annex is the perfect getaway for two people who love to be in the countryside. You can enjoy uninterrupted views sitting at the bottom of the garden which is your own space. The Annex dates back to the 16th century and is full of charm. You can walk from our Annex straight up onto the Cleveland way where you can walk or bike for miles. Our Annex is a popular stop off for people walking the coast to coast.