Langbaurgh Hall - Stables

Great Ayton sits where the North York Moors meet the Cleveland Hills, with the River Leven running through the village. Walks radiate outward in all directions—up to the moors proper, along the river, or across farmland toward the hills. The village itself has shops, pubs, and a reasonable range of places to eat. Langbaurgh Hall Stables occupies a converted stone building within the grounds of the listed Georgian house, so you have the setting without the formality.

The property sleeps five across two bedrooms: a double on the upper floor with a pull-out single armchair, and a smaller bedroom with a day bed, a single bed, and a sofa bed. Both rooms sit upstairs. Downstairs is the living space—a sitting room with a wood-burning stove that opens to a private patio and sitting area, plus a kitchen and dining room fitted with induction hob, electric oven, dishwasher, and fridge. There is one bathroom upstairs with bath and shower, and a separate toilet on the ground floor. Electricity, wi-fi, bed linen and towels are all included. The grounds offer a shared walled garden and a field with a play area; you also have private parking for two cars and a bike store. No smoking inside.

The conversion keeps original stone and timber beams. It suits families wanting a rural base with genuine outdoor space and easy access to moorland, or anyone looking for a quieter alternative to staying in a town.