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This delightful, two-bedroom cottage in the historic village of Boltby, a resting point for the Cleveland Way and true James Herriot country, is tucked away at the far end of the village allowing guests to enjoy village life from the doorstep, whilst being close to the bustling market towns of Helmsley and Thirsk.

With a glorious approach from nearby Felixkirk offering magnificent views across the Vale of York, Boltby, lies just below the Hambleton Hills. A peaceful and historic village Boltby has its very own pony trekking centre walks heading onto the Cleveland Way and annual Boltby Bash, ideal for those mountain bike enthusiasts. A 2.5 mile drive leads guests to the village of Felixkirk home to The Carpenters Arms serving seasonal local fayre. For food lovers and those who follow Tommy Banks with his culinary masterpieces, The Abbey Inn in Byland and The Black Swan at Oldstead offer guests the fantastic opportunity to try something a little bit special, you can even order a made in Oldstead box as a special treat. The market town of Thirsk is a 15 minute drive away and is the home of the original Skeldale House where the World of James Herriot Museum is to be found, an award winning attraction and well worth a visit. For those looking for a little adventure the Yorkshire Outdoors activity centre is perfect for off road or quad bike experiences. For spectacular panoramic views of the Vale of York, take a walk along the top of Sutton Bank and visit the famous White Horse 'painted' on the hillside. Head a little further into The North York Moors National Park a vibrant landscape, rich in wildlife and places to visit. You will find the small market town of Helmsley has a wide variety of independent shops and eateries, a Mediaeval castle and Walled garden. You can visit the magnificent Castle Howard a stately home with landscaped gardens, or catch a steam train from Pickering on The North Yorkshire Moors Railway - book an afternoon tea on board and marvel at the stunning scenery from a different angle travelling from Pickering to Whitby on the coast, where you can wander around Whitby Abbey, or have fish and chips on the harbour.