In an area steeped in history with cosy countryside charm, Newburgh House makes the ideal stop off place in which to make your stay.
Colin & Suzy Bell welcome you to Newburgh house, which lies just outside the Yorkshire village of Coxwold, situated alongside the lake, teaming with wildlife and adjacent to Newburgh Priory. During your stay all of your needs are considered, making for a warm and friendly atmosphere as you relax and enjoy this beautiful Georgian home.
Entering through the long narrow hallway, you will see that Newburgh House has been restored to a very high standard. Restoration took place during 2001. Time has been taken to ensure all features are in keeping with the original, complete with accompanying décor in a period style. Co-ordinating soft furnishings give the finishing touches and style that you would expect at Newburgh.
Cosy comfortable rooms with king or Super king beds furnished with some antiques and paintings. all rooms have the usual facilities ie. tea/coffee tray TV Video/Dvd trouser press etc
We have a lovely guest sitting room /library with easy chairs and open log fire
Breakfast (with ample choice of menu) is served in our breakfast room overlooking our beautiful garden..watch our huge collection of garden birds enjoying their breakfast too !
Dinner if required ,is served in our cosy red dining room..superb home cooking is offered with prior notice
Coxwold is a pretty North Yorkshire village buit mainly in stone, with an excellent inn and beautiful church. Being only a short ride into York, the visitor can absorb all the atmosphere of the area, being steeped in history and offering some superb country walks and drives.
Places of interest include: Newburgh Priory, Shandy Hall, Byland, Rievaulx and Fountains Abbey, Castle Howard, Nunnington, Beningbrough and Newby Halls. All are within a 20 mile radius as are the market towns of Helmsley, Thirsk and Easingwold. York is also close at hand for shopping and sight seeing. The East Coast resorts of Whitby, Scarborough and Robin Hood's Bay where images of smugglers abound are a short hop away. En route you can drive over the brooding North Yorkshire Moors, home of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, used on the TV programme Heartbeat and in the film "Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone".
There are a variety of local pubs and restaurants as well as our own dining facilities.
Various stately homes and abbeys nearby including Newburgh Priory next door, Castle Howard, Newby Hall, Duncombe Park, Reiveaulx, fountains & Byland Abbeys.
Lots of interesting market towns and beautiful villages, lots of open gardens.
We are situated between the Yorkshire Dales & Moors not far from the coast yet
within easy reach of main trunk roads.
Rooms from £37.50 per person per night B&B to £55 pppn for a suite
less 10% for bookings of 3 nights or more
Supper is £20 & 4 course dinner is £30
Stress Buster breaks in Winter are a must 25% off our DBB rack rates are not to be missed
Suzy Bell
e-mail;Tel. 01347 868177
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From A1 north bypass Boroughbridge and turn on to A168 towards Thirsk. bypass Thirsk and join A19 South towards York after 2 miles see turning on left to Helmsley Byland Abbey & Coxwold after 4 miles approx enter village of Coxwold. Pass pub Fauconberg arms on left ,head down hill over xroads 1/4 mile see lake on left .We are next to lake on left.
