Part of a family run farm for 5 generations, Carr House is a sixteenth century stone farmhouse of considerable charm and character. Standing in a acre of gardens amid rolling acres of farmland, an area designated for its outstanding beauty in the Hambleton foothills, better known as Herriot/Heartbeat countryside.

Picturesque 16th century farmhouse recommended by the Sunday Observer, for good food, walking and warm welcome . A country lovers paradise with an abundance of singing birds, wild flowers, beautiful areas steeped in history twixt abbeys of Byland and Ampleforth. Wonderful local views , breathtaking scenery, areas of outstanding beauty in the North Yorkshire Moors National Park

Carr House has the good fortune to be situated at the geographical hub of the riches that North Yorkshire can offer to the visitor. Half an hours pleasant drive takes you to the ancient city of York. Walk the moors, tour the coastline, visit famous abbeys and castles, or join in the many local sporting facilities.

Breakfast is served in the flag stoned dining room which boasts and inglenook and an original brick bread oven probably over 400 years old. Both this and your sitting room are heavily beamed and has splendid oak panelling. All rooms are ensuite, and we offer a full English farmhouse breakfast with homemade jams and a feast of home & local produce.

Relax and pamper yourselves with aromatherapy beauty treatments, body building and fitness programmes.

   

As recommended by the Sunday Observer:
"a fresh air fiends dream"
Good food, good walking
and a warm welcome after a long days trek

Cyclists Welcome

Sorry no pets or children under 7 No Smoking Indoors

Featured by Countryfile in 2004. Quality Edge 20007, British Heritage Magazine 2008