Kirkbymoorside Holiday Cottages

Kirkbymoorside Cottages

North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Gillamoor

Ref: S233988

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom: super-king-size bed - 1 bathroom: freestanding bath, walk-in shower, WC - Electric oven and hob, dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave - Wood burner - TV/DVD - Wi-Fi included - Underfloor...

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£108

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North Yorkshire

The Old Windmill

Ref: S278520

Reviews 17

A truly unique property being a converted Windmill a great space to enjoy a memorable holiday in North Yorkshire. Surrounded by great countryside for long walks and some lovely traditional pubs on your doorstep. With the historic town of Helmsley...

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£122

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North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Kirkbymoorside

Ref: S366437

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom - king-size - 1 En-suite shower and WC - Electric induction hob, two microwaves and fridge - Parking for 1 car - Pub and shop within walking distance - Electric heating, TV and Bluetooth speaker...

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£65

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North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Kirkbymoorside

Ref: S232495

Additional information and rules - 1 bedroom with a super king-size bed which can be made up as a twin on request - 1 bathroom with shower over bath and WC - Dishwasher, fridge/freezer, coffee machine, washing machine/tumble dryer, oven,...

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£100

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North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Gillamoor

Ref: S231857

Additional information and rules - 1 super-king-size bedroom - 1 bathroom with walk-in shower and WC - Hob, oven, fridge/freezer - Shared laundry room with washing machine - Outside patio with seating area - Traditional wood burner -...

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£104

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North Yorkshire

Angel Cottage

Ref: S358119

Reviews 38

This character stone-built cottage has two bedrooms and a courtyard with outdoor seating to enjoy a glass of wine in the sun. The property offers cosy country style accommodation and would be a great base for a family holiday. The cottage oozes...

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£81

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North Yorkshire

The Old Cart House

Ref: S3083

Reviews 50

The beautiful valley of Farndale is in the North York Moors National Park, with the old Rosedale Ironstone Railway winding around the northern end of the dale and two small communities at Low Mill and Church Houses. Farndale is famous for the...

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£85

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North Yorkshire

2 Bed Cottage in Gillamoor

Ref: S233429

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 king-size and 1 twin. - 1 family bathroom with a shower over the bath. - Dishwasher, fridge-freezer and microwave - Shared laundry room with washing machine - Plasma TV and DVD player -...

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£111

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North Yorkshire

The Arches

Ref: S3081

Reviews 64

The stunning valley of Farndale is in the North York Moors National Park and in spring there is a spectacular display of daffodils along the side of the River Dove. The fields are divided by ancient dry stone walls and the narrow lanes wind around...

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£67

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North Yorkshire

Keldholme Shepherds Hut - Uk37158

Ref: S1003551

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£49

per night

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North Yorkshire

Keldholme Cottages 2 - Uk11488

Ref: S584950

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£71

per night

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North Yorkshire

Keldholme Cottage 1 - Uk10992

Ref: S584948

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£121

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North Yorkshire

Pear Tree Cottage

Ref: S381824

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North Yorkshire

Oak Tree Cottage

Ref: S381828

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Holiday cottages in Kirkbymoorside

If you’re into art or antiques, the market town of Kirkbymoorside may already be on your radar – but if not, it should be. Nestled on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, Kirkbymoorside has a population of just 3,000 but attracts tourists from all over the world to visit its galleries, showrooms, and workshops.

Holiday cottages in Kirkbymoorside are popular with visitors attending the town’s fortnightly antique auctions and contemporary exhibitions. Every day you can watch and learn from some of the UK’s most promising craftspeople in disciplines such as glasswork, woodwork, ironmongering, and even confectionery. For centuries Kirkbymoorside has been a meeting place for those in the area. You’ll even find an exhibition celebrating this legacy in the nearby Ryedale Folk Museum, which documents some 4,000 years of rural life in the town.

Holiday cottages in Kirkbymoorside include a range of styles to suit every taste. At Snaptrip we have search filters to help you find the perfect place to stay and our friendly customer service team is always available to help and share our latest offers and discounts.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Mr Blackburn - Verified booking

Great for spider lovers. 0 stars. We booked the Old Windmill for our daughter's birthday. She picked it as it showed pictures of a cute top bedroom with lots of character. We arrived on Friday evening and started to notice a lot of cobwebs and some dead insects. When we went to the top bedroom, there were a few spiders and thick dirty cobwebs around the roof dome. I hoovered the ceiling the best I could, but she decided she couldn't sleep in there. In the morning I took a lot of photos and sent them to the owner. This included a dirty oven, fridge, lots of spiders, webs and towels that smelt musty/damp. 30 photos in all. The owner arranged for a cleaner to come while we were out, to clean and replace some towels. We came back in the evening and we could see that the cleaner had done something, but it really needs a deep spring clean. It feels like it's been shut up for a while and the spiders have been allowed to move in and spread out. The webs are quite dusty, so have been there for a while. Many webs and spiders were still there, so we decided we wanted to move and leave early. The replacement towels didn't really seem much better either. I messaged the owner Saturday evening to say we were wanting to leave early, asking for some level of a refund. Having not heard from the owner, we packed up and left the property on Sunday morning. I tried calling the owner at 10.00am, but couldn't get ahold of them. The owner messaged me to ask me to sort things out directly with Original Cottages, which was a bit annoying. So I called and it was agreed in principle that we wouldn't be charged for the Sunday night, but no agreement was made for any good will for our disappointing experience. I was called back to say that the owner had agreed to not charge for the Sunday night, but nothing in terms of good will. So I set about booking a last minute hotel. So, spending a good portion of my few days away, taking photos, messaging and calling people and arranging replacement accomodation - whilst staying in a place full of webs and spiders isn't good value. When making a formal complaint to Original Cottages, they said they couldn't do anything as they are only the agent and do not manage the property. So not a great experience using Original Cottages for the first time. Recommend to avoid both to be honest.

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Amy - Verified booking

We spent a great holiday over Christmas at the Old Cart House with extended family.

It was lovely to arrive to a decorated Christmas tree and a bottle of wine waiting! The cottage was a great for the 7-10 of us and 2 dogs - everything is comfortable but also dog/kid friendly (e.g. easy clean carpets). The communal living / dining / kitchen area was great to allow everyone to be together while cooking etc. The open fire was amazing! The location is wonderful, very remote and beautiful, on a road that doesn't go very much further up the valley, so very little traffic. Nevertheless Morrisons found us with our big Christmas food order and its not too far to driver further afield. Luckily it wasn't icy though as that could have been tricky. We had a great day out in Whitby. The pub in the village, the Feversham Arms, is highly recommended, for the food and the really friendly atmosphere, and we really enjoyed their Christmas eve quiz! Only minor complaints would be that the fridge was a bit small (though as it was winter we could chill drinks etc outside), there was no cafetiere or corkscrew (luckily we came prepared with our own) and a little more cutlery would be useful.

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Simon - Verified booking

The cleanliness of the cottage was pretty awesome given the time of year and that the farm was a bustling hive of activity from early morning to late evening.

However there were a lot of cobwebs which again it is a working farm and the cottage has an abundance of nooks and crannies which gather dust webs! The layout of the building was absolutely perfect for our family and we were all absolutely blown away by the open plan lounge/kitchen/diner. There was plenty of room for the seven humans and one pooch. The views are spectacular and the silence is divine! We will most definitely be coming back as it is a perfect location to explore the area. Pub down the lane does food but three out of the six meals we ordered were a little disappointing and the menu was a little expensive. We used the coal BBQ twice and spent the afternoons on the veranda with a few beverages watching the farmer working hard in the fields. The children were amused by the ducks, geese and even the peacocks played the game and shook their tails. Thank you so much for an amazing stay.

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Dr Phillips - Verified booking

We jumped at the opportunity to stay in a windmill, even one without sails. The windmill didn't disappoint, with a comfortable living room on the ground floor, kitchen and bathroom above that and bedrooms on the next three floors. The options for eating locally aren't bad - we ate well at the George & Dragon, had a takeaway from the Chinese and bought pies from the deli to have with chips and mushy peas from the Lemon Tree. The location is good, with easy access to the A170 for trips to the coast, and plenty of hills for walking - the Hole of Horkum and Roseberry Topping were highlights, and we also walked from Pickering to Tevisham and caught the train back. We even saw the famous A1 Tornado locomotive at Tevisham. Also, don't believe the pessimistic BBC weather forecasts - it was always better than predicted. A great holiday.

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Robin - Verified booking

We had a great week at The Old Cart House.

The property has plenty of space, practical facilities & is in a fantastic location, esp for children who love animals & the outdoors. Only negative comments are that there were no sharp knives for food prep & the WiFi was turned off at 8am on the day of departure (there is no 4G or mobile signal), so we had no means to work out our best route home. Perhaps the WiFi could be turned off 15 mins before customers have to be out, rather than 2 hours before? We also had no means to keep the small children occupied watching TV, whilst we packed & tidied up to leave, as it doesnât work without WiFi. Otherwise a great week & great property. We would definitely book again.

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Things to do near Kirkbymoorside

Mathewsons Classic Cars

Mathewsons is a family run classic car, motorbike and memorabilia auction house based at Roxby Garage, Thornton Le Dale. It was brought to light by the TV series Bangers & Cash which follows the Mathewsons family Derek, Paul and Dave, plus their team running the auction business. . Gift Shop and ability to view auction lots.

Rievaulx Abbey

Iconic English abbey ruins in the North York Moors - explore the history of the mediaeval monks at Rievaulx Abbey with onsite cafe, exhibition and tours.

Flamingo Land

Flamingo Land in North Yorkshire is a thrilling theme park and zoo, offering an action-packed day out for all ages. With over 100 rides and attractions, including roller coasters, water rides and a zoo with over 140 species, it’s a must-visit destination. The park also offers accommodation, making it perfect for a weekend getaway. Address: Kirby Misperton, Malton, North Yorkshire YO17 6UX

Nunnington Hall

Elegant 17th century manor house from the stylish oak-panelled hall to the haunted room and attics. Free parking, pet friendly, groups welcome, National Trust.

Eden Camp Modern History Theme Museum

A true WW2 experience for those who want to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of the war in a former World War 2 Prisoner of War Camp. Dog friendly - well behaved dogs on a lead are allowed. Family friendly.

Ryedale Folk Museum

A great North Yorkshire family day out where you can explore the history and the traditions of the area from an Iron Age hut to a 1950s village shop.

Holiday Cottages in Kirkbymoorside

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Kirkbymoorside Cottages

North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Gillamoor

Ref: S233988

North Yorkshire

The Old Windmill

Ref: S278520

Reviews 17

North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Kirkbymoorside

Ref: S366437

North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Kirkbymoorside

Ref: S232495

North Yorkshire

1 Bed Cottage in Gillamoor

Ref: S231857

North Yorkshire

Angel Cottage

Ref: S358119

Reviews 38

North Yorkshire

The Old Cart House

Ref: S3083

Reviews 50

North Yorkshire

2 Bed Cottage in Gillamoor

Ref: S233429

North Yorkshire

The Arches

Ref: S3081

Reviews 64

North Yorkshire

Keldholme Shepherds Hut - Uk37158

Ref: S1003551

North Yorkshire

Keldholme Cottages 2 - Uk11488

Ref: S584950

North Yorkshire

Keldholme Cottage 1 - Uk10992

Ref: S584948

North Yorkshire

Pear Tree Cottage

Ref: S381824

North Yorkshire

Oak Tree Cottage

Ref: S381828

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