Goathland Cottage, Ruswarp

Goathland Cottage is a traditional stone barn conversion set in the North York Moors National Park. This converted barn sits in the village of Goathland in North Yorkshire. Original features include exposed stone walls and timber beams throughout. The barn offers a wood-burning stove and countryside views across the surrounding moorland.

The property overlooks open moorland and rolling hills. Sheep graze in nearby fields. You can spot red grouse and curlews from the windows. The village sits within ancient woodland and heather-covered moors.

The barn sleeps guests across well-appointed bedrooms with modern bathrooms. The living area features the original stone fireplace. An open-plan kitchen connects to the dining space. Traditional barn doors and oak window frames remain intact.

Goathland Station on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway is a 2-minute walk away. Whitby Abbey sits 8 miles north (20 minutes). The Hole of Horcum viewpoint is 4 miles south (10 minutes). Robin Hood's Bay beach is 9 miles away (25 minutes).

Goathland Cottage suits couples and families wanting authentic barn living in a National Park setting with steam railway access.