2 Crosslands, Stockton-on-the-Forest, North Yorkshire - Sleeps 6

2 Crosslands is situated in the charming village of Stockton-On-The-Forest, just a short drive away from the historic city of York. This semi-detached home is a former railway cottage, which now enjoys a pretty interior with a countryside-feel, idyllic for families and friends. Be greeted by off-road parking before entering the spacious kitchen/diner for a refreshment after your journey.

The contemporary space features cream units with an electric range cooker to prepare home-cooked meals and a dining area to catch-up on the day’s adventures at mealtimes. The sitting room is the perfect place to unwind after a day of exploring North Yorkshire, with a sofa and armchair to read or watch the Smart TV.

Patio doors lead out to the large lawn; here you can savour a glass of wine on balmy evenings and admire the peaceful setting. As the day draws to night, retire inside and venture upstairs to find the family bathroom for a soak in the large bath or a rinse in the separate shower. There are three pleasant bedrooms with countryside views, two doubles with Smart TVs and a bunk bedroom, ideal for younger ones.

Surrounded by open countryside, in the quiet village of Stockton on the Forest, less than 5 miles from York City Centre, 2 Crosslands is the ideal base from which to explore: The Medieval city of York, its winding streets and majestic Minster. In addition there are a myriad of visitor attractions including The Jorvik Viking Centre, National Railway Museum, York Castle Museum, York’s Chocolate Story, Clifford’s Tower, Treasurer’s House, Fairfax House and much more.

You can also enjoy York’s many bars, restaurants, art galleries, theatres, ghost walks and bespoke shops including the Designer Outlet, and not forgetting a day at the races. Also within easy reach of the cottage are the Yorkshire Wolds and North Yorkshire Moors, both a walkers’ paradise together with the Howardian Hills and the stunning Castle Howard house and estate.

You can also visit the nearby market towns of Malton and Pickering where you can catch the famous steam railway travelling across the moors to the East Coast with stops along the way in Heartbeat country. In addition The Yorkshire Air Museum at Elvington, Eden Camp, a World War 2 experience, and Flamingo Land and Zoo are all short drives away.

Within easy reach you will find the stunning East Coast including the Fishing Town of Whitby, home to Dracula, its Abbey and cobbled streets. Heading south, Robin Hood’s Bay and Smugglers’ Cove with its scenic houses and alleys, and the seaside towns of Filey, Scarborough and Bridlington which have something for every age.

Best of all, for those not wishing to take the car, The Coastliner bus leaves from the lane end every hour from Leeds to the East Coast and is noted as one of the most scenic rides in the country as it winds its way through beautiful countryside, dales, moors and an array of pretty villages; the return service can be used to access York City Centre and beyond.

2 Crosslands has an envious location providing something for everyone, from peace and tranquillity in its private garden to a city and a beach. For a wonderful base to explore North Yorkshire, choose 2 Crosslands.

Property Amenities

Central heating. Electric range oven, hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher. 3 x Smart TV, WiFi. Fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Off-road parking for 2 cars. Rear garden with lawned area and furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 0.8 miles, pub 0.5 miles. Note: garden is not enclosed. NOTE: no charging of EVs is permitted at the property

About the Stockton-on-the-Forest area

A holiday of any kind would be ideal in this charming community, which is situated between the magnificent city of York and the renowned Yorkshire Dales National Park. The east coast is just around 30 miles away. In addition to the Forest Park Golf Course, Stockton-on-the-Forest has a well-liked bar that serves food and a Post Office with a neighbourhood convenience shop.

The lovely city of York is only four miles away. It is characterised by a number of spectacular structures, a variety of quirky shops, inns, and cafés, as well as attractions that will keep visitors busy, such as the Jorvik Viking Centre, the York Minster, and the National Railway Museum.