The Old Farmhouse
DESCRIPTION
Welcome to The Old Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast located within the village of Raskelf near Easingwold, which has recently undergone a major programme of refurbishment, offering high quality en-suite accommodation with a friendly atmosphere. We are an excellent base for: York, Easingwold, Thirsk, Northallerton, Ripon, Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Park
The Old Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast located in Raskelf, just 2.5 miles from the market town of Easingwold and 13 miles from the historic splendours of York, is an ideal base for this lovely part of North Yorkshire with the Yorkshire Dales, North York Moors National Park, ‘James Herriot Country’, Castle Howard and an abundance of National Trust and English Heritage properties all within easy reach.
The Old Farmhouse Bed & Breakfast has enjoyed its position on the village street for several hundred years and has recently undergone a sympathetic programme of renovation to further equip it for the 21st century, whilst retaining its character and charm.
Visitors are welcome to relax in the Guest Lounge or observe village life from the pretty front garden. A short stroll in the village will take visitors past the old red brick Pound or Pinfold, dating back to the 17th century (used historically to keep stray cattle and sheep in safety until claimed back by their owners), to the beautiful church of St Mary with its 15th century wooden tower, unique in Yorkshire.
Accommodation
All our tastefully decorated bedrooms have recently refurbished en-suite facilities, comfortable beds, quality furnishings and are equipped with colour TV, tea/coffee making facilities, hairdryer, alarm clock and luggage stand.>
Complimentary toiletries are provided and towels are changed daily.
One twin bedded room and two double bedded rooms are currently available, each with its own private en-suite facilities.
Breakfast is served in our spacious dining area, with cereals, juice and fruit available, followed by a hearty traditional English breakfast. Porridge is available by request.
The Guest Lounge is comfortably furnished and equipped with colour TV, digital Freeview, DVD player and video.
Complimentary tea or coffee and biscuits are served in the guest lounge on arrival. A range of tourist information leaflets are available for the benefit of our guests. The Old Farmhouse is centrally heated and private parking is available.
CHECK IN - Rooms available from 3.30pm or earlier by prior arrangement.
CHECK OUT - Rooms to be vacated by 10.30am on day of departure.
Terms and conditions
We accept cash or personal cheques. At the present time it is not possible to accept credit or debit cards.
DEPOSIT - A non-refundable deposit of 10.00 per room is payable at the time of booking.
CANCELLATION POLICY - In the event of cancellation(s) a minimum of 48 hours notice would be appreciated. Cancellations of less than 48 hours notice or non-appearance may be chargeable should we not be able to re-sell the room. We strongly advise you to take out travel insurance to cover such an event.
Availability
Call us now on 01347 821491 to check availability on your preferred dates and to make a booking or alternatively check our websiteLocal Information
North Yorkshire is abundant with beautiful countryside and bursting with places to visit. There are a variety of attractions to appeal to people of all ages together with award winning restaurants, inns and public houses offering fine ales and a range of food from traditional English to cuisine from all parts of the world, including Indian, Italian, Thai and Chinese.
Brochures and leaflets offering the visitor an excellent choice of places to visit for a day out in and around North Yorkshire are available at The Old Farmhouse. In nearby Easingwold an excellent Tourist Information office, staffed by helpful volunteers, is situated just off the Georgian Market Place.
A visit to the City of York is a must, with its majestic Minster, the world famous National Railway Museum, the fascinating Castle Museum and haunting Clifford’s Tower to name but a few of the many things to see and do. Whether it be your choice to take a stroll down the many alleys and ‘snickel ways’ located throughout the city, walking the 2.7 miles of city walls with wonderful views of the city, going back further in time at the Jorvik Viking Centre for a glimpse of Viking York or taking a leisurely cruise on the River Ouse, there is something to satisfy everyone in York. Many of the shops in York are individual and unique and are set in beautiful historic streets such as the Shambles and Stonegate.
Shopping
For those who enjoy the shopping experience this can be found at:-McArthur Glen Outlet Centre, Monks Cross Shopping Centre or the York City Centre
Getting around
PARK & RIDE – YORKOn a visit to York we strongly recommend using the ‘Park & Ride’ scheme. There are several located on the outskirts of York, the nearest one for Raskelf being at Rawcliffe Bar located off the roundabout at the junction of the A19/A1237 on the outer ring road.
BUS SERVICES
Alternatively, you can use the local village (number 29) bus service which will take you right into the centre of York.LOCATION
North End, Raskelf, Raskelf Village, , YO61 3LF Google map
Tel: 01347 821491
Fax:
Email: oldfarmhouse4bb@aol.com
Website: http://www.oldfarmhouseyork.co.uk
