Sunset Cottages have been artistically converted from a part of the old traditional farm buildings. Together they form a most impressive west facing facade.They stand in an elevated position with fine views across the fields towards the hills. Converted from the farm granary and cart sheds they feature beautifully dressed stone arches, pitch pine beams and the red pantile roofs typical of North Yorkshire.Great care has been taken not to destroy but to enhance all the main features whilst at the same time skilfully blending in all the modern comforts you have a right to expect in a completely self-contained and well designed holiday cottage.All the practicalities of comfortable living are properly attended to. Such things as full size cookers, fridges, baths and beds, matching linen, comfortable seating, solid wood dining tables and chairs and lots of lamps. You will find ample cupboard space with all the china, cutlery and kitchen utensils neatly to hand and microwaves in

all cottages. Beds are made up for your arrival with blankets on the doubles and duvets on the singles. Colour television, full central heating and plenty of hot water are all included in the price. There is also an information room cum reception room with payphone, a laundry with automatic washing machine, tumble dryer etc and a grass field is available for ball games. Guests are encouraged to enjoy the extensive farm house garden.

Gilling Gap:

sleeps 4 + 1 if extra bed on ground floor, otherwise two bedrooms, one double, one twin.

Carters:

sleeps 4 in two bedrooms, one double, one twin.

Phlomis:

sleeps 6 in two bedrooms, one double and one double with a pair of bunk beds.

Honeysuckle:

sleeps 4 in two bedrooms, one double , one twin.

Valerian:

(near right) is a ground floor flat and sleeps up to 4 in a family room, twin beds and a pair of bunk beds. Harvest End (far right) is on the first floor and sleeps 3 in two bedrooms, one double, one single.

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