ShareFounded on Valentine’s Day this fully restored farmstead offers historically inspired luxury accommodation with sweeping, unspoilt views.
Loose yourselves in one of the seven spacious rooms which have been designed to reflect a different historical period. From Tudor, then Georgian, followed by Victorian, Gothic Victorian, Edwardian, Art Nouveau and Art Deco - there's something to bring out the romance in everyone.
Four posters; king-sized beds; wood panelling; beamed ceilings; deep warming, décor-period furnishings; and beautiful window dressings & bedspreads, complete with views over the unspoilt Yorkshire Wolds will capture the romance of days gone by.
Enjoy lavish good old fashioned hospitality, as befits this old Coaching Inn, and traditional homemade English country cooking at its best. Relax in the conservatory with drinks in the evening, whilst by day its light and airy feel creates a delightful cosy setting for a Yorkshire cream tea.
You can even browse the art gallery and craft shop before heading out to explore the local woodland.
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