MANOR RISE (Ref: 21/129)

FOXHOLES

4 guests
2 bedrooms

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Manor rise is a beautifully appointed holiday home for up to four guests positioned in the picturesque village of Foxholes which crosses the Great Wold Valley, in the rolling landscape of the Yorkshire Wolds. Just a short 9-mile journey leads you to Scarborough and almost an equal distance to Bridlington, both on the North Yorkshire Coast.

The property is set across 3 floors with an open plan living, dining and kitchen with 2 bedrooms positioned on the first and second floors. The owners have thought of everything with their attention to detail resulting in a well-appointed holiday home with all on hand to enjoy and explore the spectacular Yorkshire Wolds and beyond.

The property has a garden and parking for 2 vehicles.

Sorry no dogs allowed.

THE SPACE

Entering Manor Rise you are greeted with open plan living which is an ideal social space for gathering for fun filled relaxing times with friends or family. The kitchen is well laid out with everything required to complement your stay. There is a dining area leading between the kitchen and sitting area which has inviting cosy sofas and a smart tv.

Manor rise also has a useful downstairs WC and entrance lobby ideal for storing muddy boots and wet coats!

On the first floor you will find a twin bedroom along with a family bathroom complete with shower over bath and basin and WC. On the second floor there is a large spacious double room with far reaching views across open countryside.

The garden is secure and a real suntrap on warm sunny days, making this an idea spot for a morning coffee or an evening sun downer.

There is parking at the rear of the property for 2 vehicles.

THE LOCAL AREA

The Yorkshire Wolds are chalk hills that were formed millions of years ago when the area was covered by shallow seas. The chalk was then carved into the rolling hills by streams and rivers. The village is south of Scarborough, northwest of Bridlington, and northeast of Sledmere. The Gypsey Race, the northernmost chalk stream in Europe, runs south of the village.

There are plenty of places to see and visit around Foxholes. Whether you love hiking or cycling, Foxholes is a region where many hidden gems are waiting to be explored and visited.

Foxholes is perfect proximity to the North York Moors National Park. The park is a vast area of heather moorland, forests, and coastline that is home to a wide range of wildlife, including red deer, otters, and rare birds. Visitors to the park can enjoy a range of outdoor activities, including hiking, cycling, and horse riding. The park is also home to several historic sites, including the ruins of Rievaulx Abbey and the medieval castle at Helmsley.

Sledmere House is well worth a visit – Built from golden stone, Sledmere House is a regal Grade I listed Georgian country house on the outskirts of Sledmere village. The house is set amongst wonderful gardens and parkland that were designed by the prominent landscape architect Capability Brown. The walled gardens are especially beautiful and featured on the TV show, Gardeners World.

Bridlington and Scarbrough on the East Coast are a shot drive with many local attractions to explore. The cathedral City of York is a 30-mile journey but well worth a day out to explore the history and array of lovey local and high street shops, cafes and eating houses.

York – 32 miles

Driffield – 10 miles

Malton – 18 miles

Pickering – 20 miles