The Old Rectory Bed and Breakfast York

General Information

The Old Rectory is a Grade II Listed 18th Century Georgian residence which was constructed in 1737 with a later addition built in 1786. Part of the structure housed what was a music suite for local school kids in bygone times, but is now the Drawing Room. The cottage is embedded in an immense ancient English Country park with the original early Georgian park wall. The countryside of Thormanby is situated on the fringes of the North York Moors national garden more commonly know as James Herriott Country. We are perfectly located for York City heart as we are just 15mins from the Park and Ride into the town, we are also central to visiting Harrogate, the Yorkshire Dales and the beach of Whitby and Scarborough, we are embedded in a rustic serene location with vistas towards the 'white horse' hill figure at Kilburn. We provide a sincere welcome in charming proximity and we are waiting for hospitable you to The Old Rectory.

Transportation

Located on East side of the A19 between Easingwold and Thirsk in the suburbs of the North York Moors National Park.