Calf House, Sutton-Under-Whitestonecliffe

Calf House is a semi-detached barn conversion on the outskirts of Sutton-under-Whitestonecliffe in North Yorkshire. Original exposed timbers and stone walls give this ground floor cottage real barn character. Two bedrooms sleep four guests. There's off-road parking for two cars and a shared courtyard with furniture.

The barn sits on Waterhall Farm a working livestock farm. Alpacas, pygmy goats, hens and rare Ryeland sheep roam the fields. Watch pheasants and hares from the living room window. The Hambleton Hills rise beyond.

Inside you'll find an open plan living area with kitchen, dining space and sitting area. One double and one twin bedroom share a bathroom with shower over bath. Wood pellet central heating keeps things cosy. The kitchen is well equipped with oven, hob, microwave, fridge and dishwasher.

Thirsk sits 4 miles away (10 minutes). Visit the James Herriot Museum or Thirsk Bird of Prey Centre. Sutton Bank offers exceptional panoramic views 2 miles north (5 minutes). York is 23.7 miles south (35 minutes). The North York Moors National Park starts 5 miles east.

Families love meeting the farm animals each morning. Couples enjoy the peaceful rural setting and touring base. Calf House works brilliantly for anyone wanting to explore North Yorkshire from a proper barn conversion.