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Read moreBramwood Cottages
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Unit details| Book through Roomcheck | MAY 25-31 |
JUN 1-7 |
8-14 |
15-21 |
22-28 |
29-5 |
JUL 6-12 |
13-19 |
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£395 | £380 | £380 | SB | £380 | X | £380 | SB | unit | Book |
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SB | £485 | X | X | X | X | X | X | unit | Possible short break |
Availability updated on 12 May 13 at 16:30
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The Tack Room and The Coach House date from around 1734 and were originally the stable block to the main house (hence their names). They are grade II listed, built from the same local stone as the house and retain some original oak beams. Both cottages are located on the Pickering to Whitby road (A169), just a couple of hundred yards from Pickering town centre with its shops, restaurants and pubs.We are within easy walking distance of Pickering's magnificent Parish Church with its unique collection of medieval frescoes, Pickering Castle, the Beck Isle Museum of Rural Life and the North York Moors Steam Railway station.
What else is there on offer? Well it's true to say there are activities for all tastes and age groups right on our doorstep from moorland and forest walks, bike trails for all abilities from beginner to expert in nearby Dalby Forest, museums, historic ruins, stately homes & gardens, theme parks, the Yorkshire coast ….. the list goes on!
Log fire in Tack Room. Children welcome from any age.
Directions
see location on Google maps.
Map reference: SE 799839 Lat: 54.24500 Long: -0.77413
By Road:
From the roundabout at the junction of A170/A169 take exit signed to Whitby along A169. The entrance to the Bramwood car park is on the left 200m from that roundabout.
By Public Transport:
From Malton - 7 miles
From either York or Malton railway station take either 840 or 842 bus to Pickering and stop on Eastgate. From the roundabout on Eastgate, walk up Kirkham Lane to the rear entrance to Bramwood.
Facilities
- Building of historical interest
- Garden
- Private parking
- Visa/Mastercard/Switch accepted
- Gay/lesbian friendly
- Staff fluent in French
- Staff fluent in German
- Dogs/pets NOT accepted
- WiFi or internet access
- Laundry facilities
- Linen provided
- Children welcome
- Breakfast available
- Freezer
- Dishwasher
- Microwave cooker
- Washing machine
- Ironing facilities
- Drying facilities
- Hairdryer
- Television
- CD player
- Radio
- Central heating
- Real log/coal fires
Log fire in Tack Room. Children welcome from any age.
