Set in beautiful countryside overlooking open fields with the Hambleton Hills in the background, Old Low Moor Farm provides the perfect location for a relaxing break away from everyday life. The farm is located in the Yorkshire Wolds just a couple of miles from the North York Moors National Park and yet with easy access to the Yorkshire Dales National Park as well.
However, it is also just a 10 minute drive from the market towns of Thirsk and Northallerton, so there are plenty of shops, cafes and excellent Restaurants within easy reach. The City of York is a 30-40 minute drive away and Harrogate, Ripon and Knaresborough are also easily accessible as is the North Yorkshire coast.
However, it is also just a 10 minute drive from the market towns of Thirsk and Northallerton, so there are plenty of shops, cafes and excellent Restaurants within easy reach. The City of York is a 30-40 minute drive away and Harrogate, Ripon and Knaresborough are also easily accessible as is the North Yorkshire coast.
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Old Low Moor Farm Cottages is situated in beautiful countryside overlooking the Hambleton Hills on the edge of the North York Moors National Park but with easy access also to Yorkshire Dales National Park.
We are located just outside the village of Knayton, approximately 4 miles from the historic market town of Thirsk (home of James Herriot and the Yorkshire Vet) and some 5 miles from the County Town of Northallerton (home to Barkers Department Store and a branch of the famous Betty's caf).The owners, Karen and Jeff, moved to Old Low Moor Farm from Hertfordshire in 2014.
We are located just outside the village of Knayton, approximately 4 miles from the historic market town of Thirsk (home of James Herriot and the Yorkshire Vet) and some 5 miles from the County Town of Northallerton (home to Barkers Department Store and a branch of the famous Betty's caf).The owners, Karen and Jeff, moved to Old Low Moor Farm from Hertfordshire in 2014.
Two double bedrooms, each with ensuite shower room. An open plan living/dining/kitchen with wood burner, vaulted ceiling and galleried walkway. A detached two bedroom barn conversion completed in the summer of 2016. On the ground floor there is a large, open plan living /dining/ kitchen with underfloor heating.
This is a newly converted single storey barn sleeping up to four persons in two double bedrooms. The barn has vaulted ceilings throughout and a large open plan living/dining/kitchen. The kitchen area is fully fitted with granite worktops and integrated dishwasher, fridge/freezer, induction hob and oven with separate microwave.
One bedroom cottage with ensuite bedroom and vaulted open plan living/dining/kitchen with a wood burner. The Byre is a single storey, one bedroom, barn conversion with a vaulted open plan living/dining/ kitchen, featuring a wood burning stove. The kitchen area is very well fitted with granite worktops, integrated dish washer, induction hob, fridge/freezer and oven with separate microwave.
The area is ideal for walking/ hiking with numerous footpaths nearby including the Cleveland Way up on the Moors. We generally welcome dogs providing they are well behaved and kept under control, please enquire. The farm is very close to the Sustrans cycle route (number 71) and there are many other cycle routes nearby including, for our more energetic guests, routes taking you up through the Hambleton Hills onto the Moors.
Reviews (8)
Holly Brown
Nov 04, 2021
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Chris Glover
Jun 24, 2021
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Trevor Arnott
Jun 02, 2021
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Janet and I stayed in the Byre whilst her sister and brother in law stayed in the Granary, for 4 days ( 3 nights ) W/c 24th May 2021. The accommodation is finished to a truly high standard and everything you could want is there. The location is superb and whilst the ladies went walking we took advantage of a spot of fishing in the well stocked lake. Whilst the weather could have been a little kinder, it didn’t dampen our spirits and we had a really relaxing time. A few nice meals out at local pubs, and a few pints down at the Dog and Gun in the village were thoroughly enjoyed. Jeff and Tangles
Ivor Sanderson
Apr 23, 2021
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Just arrived a couple of hours ago. Absolutely gob smacked. What a lovely bolthole within 25 miles of Middlesbrough and about 7 from Thirsk. Beautiful open plan set up with central log burner. Both bedrooms are served by en suite. One double bed and the other a queen. Tennis court for the sport lovers and a coarse fishing pond for the wannabe angler. Gear supplied. Stables if you want to bring your own horse for a holiday. Children's playground and to top it all a pub which serves great food (outside for now) a short walk away.
Terry Morrow
Nov 06, 2020
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Colin Baker
Oct 19, 2020
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Just spent 4 days here what a fantastic place the owner Jeff has thought of everything you don't need to take anything except your clothes and food if you want to cook. I spent 4 days fishing the last time was 40 years ago and what a great time I had. Any problems Jeff is always on hand to sort them out nothing is a problem to him. We would Highly recommend this place for a stay it's great.
Mary Speakman
Aug 18, 2020
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Julia Nowland
Nov 29, 2019
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Beautiful cottages, very tastefully decorated and superbly equipped. Each one with a patio area and bbq, charcoal provided. Fabulous little park on site and a tennis court too. Came here with my sisters and Mum for a long weekend. Mum had the Shippen cottage which is adapted for wheelchair users and we had the byre too. This is such a lovely place to chill and enjoy the peace. My 2 grandchildren came to stay overnight and had a brilliant time using the park and trampoline and then enjoyed the worst game of tennis ever! We all loved the horses and would have loved to have enjoyed the fishing lake
