
Blakey is a traditional stone barn conversion set high on the North York Moors in North Yorkshire. Original features include exposed stone walls and solid beams that frame the living spaces. The barn sits at 1,300 feet above sea level with panoramic moorland views stretching for miles.
The setting is remote and wild. Purple heather covers the surrounding moors in late summer. You can spot sheep grazing on the hillsides. The Rosedale Valley lies below with ancient stone walls marking field boundaries.
Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests. The ground floor has an open-plan kitchen and dining area. A separate sitting room features comfortable sofas. Two bathrooms serve the property.
Blakey is a traditional stone barn conversion set high on the North York Moors in North Yorkshire. Original features include exposed stone walls and solid beams that frame the living spaces. The barn sits at 1,300 feet above sea level with panoramic moorland views stretching for miles.
The setting is remote and wild. Purple heather covers the surrounding moors in late summer. You can spot sheep grazing on the hillsides. The Rosedale Valley lies below with ancient stone walls marking field boundaries.
Inside you'll find three bedrooms sleeping six guests. The ground floor has an open-plan kitchen and dining area. A separate sitting room features comfortable sofas. Two bathrooms serve the property. Stone floors and wooden doors add authentic barn character throughout.
Rosedale Abbey village is 4 miles away (8 minutes). Visit Hutton-le-Hole with its folk museum 8 miles south (15 minutes). The market town of Helmsley sits 15 miles away (25 minutes). Whitby's harbour and beaches are 18 miles north (30 minutes).
Blakey suits families and groups who want genuine moorland isolation. The barn offers proper countryside peace with walking routes starting from the door.
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Floor-to-ceiling windows frame uninterrupted views across the North York Moors with heather-covered hills stretching to the horizon in every direction.
Thick stone walls throughout the barn keep rooms cool in summer and retain warmth in winter whilst adding authentic character.
Sitting 1,300 feet above sea level means total peace with no traffic noise and dark skies perfect for stargazing at night.
Step straight onto moorland paths including the Coast to Coast route which passes the barn for immediate access to hiking.
Open-plan living areas with high ceilings give plenty of room for six guests without feeling cramped during longer stays.
Exposed beams and stone floors maintain the barn's agricultural heritage whilst providing modern comfort for holiday guests.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Blakey by car, take the A171 from either Whitby or Guisborough then follow moorland roads south. The barn sits on a minor road with clear signage and you'll have off-road parking for multiple vehicles upon arrival.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Whitby, approximately 18 miles away requiring a taxi to the accommodation. From there, it's a scenic moorland drive to your remote countryside retreat.
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