Perfectly positioned for touring both the Moors and the Coast, the picturesque village of Rosedale Abbey is situated in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. Located in Rosedale, a beautiful valley of sweeping hillsides and breathtaking views, this lovely little settlement is surrounded by wonderful moorland countryside and offers walks in every direction. The village is home to the remains of a 12th Century Cistercian Priory - a stone pillar, staircase and sundial are all that remains, which gave the town its unusual name. The village is now largely made up of stone-built cottages clustered around the village green. Packed with local amenities such as shops, tearooms, an art gallery, a glass studio and three old country pubs, there is plenty to do without venturing to nearby Hutton-le-Hole, Ryedale and Kirkbymoorside.

The property is able to sleep eight people across four bedrooms, one double and three twins; and also features a spacious conservatory which looks out onto large mature gardens, a well-equipped kitchen with dining area, as well as a sitting room with an open fire.

Set on a hillside with wonderful views across the picturesque Rosedale Valley, this property is a superb stone-built semi detached house within easy walking distance of the pretty village of Rosedale Abbey. The accommodation in the property is set over three floors and the building retains many of its original features such as an arched picture window and an open fire. The property is close to the many amenities of Rosedale Abbey and presents many excellent walking opportunities from the doorstep.