5 Reasons to Book a Cottage Break in Yorkshire

Top 5 Reasons to Book a Cottage Break in Yorkshire

We adore the Yorkshire countryside and our surrounding area, so we have compiled a short list of just a few of our favourite things to do in the Yorkshire countryside: 5 reasons you should absolutely book a cottage break in Yorkshire.

1. Explore Historic Beverleybeverley minster Book a Cottage Break in Yorkshire

The cottages are just 2 miles from the centre of the historic town of Beverley. Known for its bustling high street, Wednesday and Saturday market days and historic Beverley Minster, exploring Beverley is a must do while you stay.

The Beverley Minster’s construction was started in the 12th Century and the breathtaking monument has stood the test of time and is a must see. St Mary’s church dates back to the 13th Century and is also a spectacular example of medieval architecture.

There is a lively nightlife in Beverley with numerous pubs and bars, there is also the Beverley Racecourse which hosts day and evening races during summer which are well attended.

In the surrounding area there is also York, a historic and charming city around an hour from the farm and Hull, as well as the stunning Yorkshire coast as well as the Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Wolds to explore.

2. Luxury Dining Experiences

Indulge in luxury dining experiences at several highly regarded restaurants in the area such as the Michelin starred Pipe and Glass, Michelin recommended White’s and many more you can discover in our restaurant guide.pipe and glass at night Book a Cottage Break in Yorkshire

For a more relaxed but just as indulgent experience, why not have a private chef come to the cottage and cook for you? Elaine Townsend has offered private dining for our guests for years and comes highly recommended, see our private dining page for further information.

Luxury isn’t the only option in the area: there are plenty of pubs and eateries in Beverley as well as The Ferguson Fawsitt pub in Walkington, a mile’s walk from the cottages.

3. Restorative Retreat

Relaxing getaways are our specialty, with scenic views of the farm and several therapeutic walks from the cottage doors we believe in the restorative abilities of nature and having a relaxing place to unwind. What better reason to book a cottage break in Yorkshire than to recharge?

For an extra relaxing escape why not have a spa day from the comfort of your cottage? Glo Spa offers a wide range of services for individuals or even large groups, to learn more see our webpage or contact Elaine for details.

Alternatively there are a couple of reputable massage parlours in Beverley, Sirinthra Thai Massage in Beverley comes highly recommended.

4. Fun for the Whole Family- Things to do with Kidsrock pooling

There is also plenty to do in the area with children, just 2 miles away in Beverley there is a play area, swimming pool and soft play. There are also 2 escape rooms and a trampoline park to keep older kids entertained too.

Why not head to the coast for a day of rock pooling? Or explore Hull’s free museums? Or for a daytrip further afield why not explore York and the Jorvik Viking centre or York Dungeons for an immersive and entertaining education in history.

Williams Den adventure play area is 15 minutes down the road and offers children (recommended ages 3-11) a chance to explore through play in the indoor and outdoor sandpits, indoor Den adventure play area, ziplines and opportunities to join themed activities in school holidays. See what’s on on their website.

For more ideas of what to do when you book a cottage break in Yorkshire see our For Children page.

5. Venture into the Wild Wolds and Yorkshire Coastpuffins at accessible RSPB Bempton Cliffs

We are fortunate to be located at the centre of Yorkshire’s wildlife triangle, ideally positioning us for wildlife enthusiasts. The nearby North Cave wetlands is home to kingfishers and dragonflies, with picnic benches and beautiful views. The Yorkshire Coast also has loads to explore such as the Seabird cities of Bempton and Flambrough Cliffs seasonally hosts puffins, or visit Spurn Point and venture out on a unique nature safari. For more information we have an extensive welcome pack in your cottage which details the numerous walks in our surrounding area and guides and local tips on where to go. There are the Yorkshire Wolds to delve into as well as the North Yorkshire Moors.

We have a resident Barn Owl whom you may be lucky enough to see on a evening, as well as buzzard, swallows and the occasional deer as well as our own sheep.

And that’s our 5 reasons to book a cottage break in Yorkshire, so book now or see our special offers.

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