Woldsend Holiday Cottages

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Welcome To Wolds End Holiday Cottages York - Where Freedom And Relaxation Are Waiting.

• Holiday Cottages in York, North Yorkshire

Picture this, a quiet valley lying between the North Yorkshire moors and the undiscovered rolling hills of the Yorkshire Wolds. A traditional, unspoiled North Yorkshire village of country cottages and working farms. At the edge of the village nestles Wolds End Holiday Cottages set in pretty and peaceful walled gardens with views across open countryside.

• Luxury Holiday Accommodation

Finished to the highest standard luxury holiday accommodation, Granary Cottage and Rose Cottage retain many of the features of the original 18th century barn. Original roof trusses, a brick dovecote and original pantiles all help to retain the character of this wonderful and homely building.

Converted by award winning Kent Building Developments Ltd the luxury holiday cottages in York, close to the North York Moors, are heated by a high percentage of renewable energy. Air source heat pumps provide all the energy necessary to run the highly efficient underfloor heating system on both floors and also a high proportion of the heat required for the hot water system. Solar Panels are also used for hot water in the main barn.

• Explore North Yorkshire

Furnished to the highest standard the cottages are perfectly placed for exploring North Yorkshire, the Yorkshire coast and the Yorkshire Wolds. Both Rose Cottage and Granary Cottage have wheelchair access and Rose Cottage is disabled friendly.

New for July 2010 you can be one of the first to enjoy a holiday in Wolds End Holiday Cottages York in North Yorkshire. Whether you want a relaxing holiday, a holiday exploring North Yorkshire, a cycling holiday or a walking holiday Rose cottage and Granary Cottage in Rillington are your perfect base.

• Exploring Malton and North Yorkshire

Nearby Malton is a quiet undisturbed market town with a pretty market square. There are three Maltons, Roman Malton at Orchard Fields off the Old Malton road, Old Malton with pretty stone cottages and present day Malton. See some Roman artifacts in the museum off the market square. Malton has a history of race horse training and today is still one of the most important horse training centres in the North of England. The stables and gallops surround this North Yorkshire market town.

• Experiences

Walking the Yorkshire Wolds and the North Yorkshire Moors and coast - we all dream of walking quiet footpaths in the countryside, birds singing and beautiful unspoiled views. Or perhaps you prefer walking long stretches of sandy beaches.

Many footpaths in the UK are overused and busy. Now you have the chance to walk unspoiled trails across the gentle rolling Yorkshire Wolds or the more dramatic North Yorkshire moors. Or for beach walking the long and sandy beaches of North and East Yorkshire which take in the dramatic cliffs of Flamborough Head and Bempton, (with its famous RSPB reserve). Stay at Wolds End Holiday Cottages York and choose one of our favourite walks as part of your holiday stay. Both cottages have information about a range of walks suitable for all ages and abilities.

• Wolds End Holiday cottages 4 day walking holiday

Monday - North Yorkshire Moors and The Hole of Horcum a spectacular deep gorge set on the edge of the moors, taking in pretty Levisham village.

• Refreshments at the Horseshoe Inn at Levisham.

Tuesday - The Wolds Way taking in the gentle rolling Yorkshire Wolds (pick up half to one mile at nearby Winteringham).

The Wolds are unspoilt area with very few settlements. The village bakery at Scampston sells home made bread, cakes, pork pies and sausage rolls for your mobile lunch. Otherwise your nearest stop for food is the tea rooms at Millington approximately 14 miles from Winteringham). Entire walk 72 miles!

Wednesday - The Cleveland Way and Filey Brigg, takes in moors, dramatic cliffs and towns of Scarborough and Whitby.

Walk the Cleveland Way from Filey towards Scarborough Castle and Whitby Abbey. Alternatively start at Helmsley (20 miles drive) to take in the moors. The complete walk is 110 miles! If you take in Whitby visit the famous Magpie Café for the best fish and chips in Yorkshire.

Thursday - Flamborough and Bempton - spectacular cliffs take in the RSPB bird reserve. Walk 7 or 11 miles.

Pub and tea shop in Bempton, Rose and Crown and Ship Inn Flamborough for real ales. Details of all walks, with maps and things of interest to look out for will be waiting for you on arrival.

For York Holiday Cottages.

Contact: Woldsend Hoilday Cottages.

Phone: 07957 729 151

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