
The Stables is a converted stone barn in Marton-in-Cleveland, North Yorkshire. Original features include exposed timber beams and thick stone walls that give this single-storey barn real character. The open-plan living space has a wood-burning stove and barn-style doors that open onto the private garden.
This barn sits in a peaceful rural spot surrounded by farmland. You get proper countryside views across fields and open space. It's quiet here but close enough to Middlesbrough and the North York Moors for day trips.
The Stables sleeps four guests across two bedrooms. There's one double and one twin room, plus a family bathroom. The living area flows into the kitchen with its vaulted ceiling and original stonework.
The Stables is a converted stone barn in Marton-in-Cleveland, North Yorkshire. Original features include exposed timber beams and thick stone walls that give this single-storey barn real character. The open-plan living space has a wood-burning stove and barn-style doors that open onto the private garden.
This barn sits in a peaceful rural spot surrounded by farmland. You get proper countryside views across fields and open space. It's quiet here but close enough to Middlesbrough and the North York Moors for day trips.
The Stables sleeps four guests across two bedrooms. There's one double and one twin room, plus a family bathroom. The living area flows into the kitchen with its vaulted ceiling and original stonework. Exposed beams run throughout and the wood burner makes it cosy in winter.
Captain Cook's Monument stands 3 miles away (8 minutes). Roseberry Topping offers fell walking 6 miles north (15 minutes). Preston Park Museum sits 2 miles south (7 minutes). The North York Moors National Park begins 12 miles east (25 minutes).
Book The Stables for couples or small families wanting a genuine barn conversion with original features and countryside peace.
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Thick stone walls and exposed beams give this barn proper character. The original features create a cosy atmosphere that feels authentically rural and different from standard holiday lets.
The wood burner in the living area makes winter stays especially appealing. It heats the open-plan space effectively and adds to the traditional barn feel throughout colder months.
Surrounded by farmland with open field views, this barn offers genuine countryside quiet. You're away from traffic and noise but still within easy reach of local attractions and amenities.
High vaulted ceilings in the kitchen area showcase the barn's original structure. The height and space make the conversion feel open and airy despite the traditional stone construction.
Barn-style doors open directly onto your own enclosed garden space. It's perfect for morning coffee, evening meals outside, or letting children play safely within the property boundaries.
The National Park sits just 25 minutes away by car. You can explore moorland walks, visit historic sites and return to your peaceful barn base each evening.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach The Stables by car, take the A172 towards Stokesley and turn off at Marton Road. The barn is easily accessible from Middlesbrough and you'll have off-road parking directly at the property.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Middlesbrough, approximately 3 miles away. From there, a short taxi ride brings you to this peaceful countryside barn conversion.
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