Churra

One of three gorgeous shepherds' huts in a complex set around a duck pond in stunning North Yorkshire. There are lovely walks from the doorstep and a pretty village within a 5-minutes' stroll. Sleeping up to three adults comfortably, they are the perfect rustic retreat for couples and young families alike. Handbuilt by the owner, this beautiful little shepherds' hut which comes equipped with everything you need for a cosy short break. Inside you'll find a small but perfectly proportioned open plan living space. It's a bijou space, and with its neutral wood panelling it feels surprisingly spacious. In addition to the electric radiators, a cute little wood burner sits at its heart keeping everything nice and toasty, whatever the time of year! And in the evenings, the mood lighting creates a very special atmosphere inside. If you're concerned about going too off-grid, don't be - the hut comes complete with a TV/DVD. There's a small kitchen which includes a hob, sink, fridge and plenty of crockery and glassware to use. A small dining area is set by the wood burner, the perfect spot to sit down for lunch and enjoy the antics of the ducks outside.

The bespoke beds are super-comfortable offering space for two below and one above. Kids, in particular, will adore their lofty sleeping quarters! At the opposite end of the hut you'll find a walk-in shower room and WC. Outside you'll find a picnic bench with uninterrupted views of the duck pond and surrounding countryside. A lovely spot for al fresco dining in the warmer months. And if you don't feel like cooking, we recommend the bridal path walk past the church to the pretty village nearby for lunch. The wider estate has a number of other attractions including various activities, plenty of spots to throw down a picnic blanket and a children's play area too.

There is a log burning hot tub, available for hire priced at £50 each day, arranged directly with the owner.

Please Note. Maximum booking length of 7 nights only

• Please Note. Maximum booking length of 7 nights only, 2 adults and one child
• 1 bedroom: 1 double bunk bed with 1 single overhead 
• 1 bathroom: Walk-in shower room and WC
• 1 of 3 huts on-site
• Wood burner
• Hob, fridge, microwave, kettle
• TV/DVD
• BBQ
• Shared grounds
• Pub Within 0.5 miles, shop 3 miles away
• Ample off-road parking
• Separate communal laundry room with washer and dryer available
• Log burning hot tub, available for hire priced at £50 each day, arranged directly with owner.
• Arrival: 16:00 onwards
• Departure: before 10:00, unless otherwise stated in your arrival details
• 2 dogs allowed. Dogs are charged at £20 each per full or part week
• There is an Accidental Damage Deposit of £150 when booking at this property, however this may be waived for £20. We’ll provide more details about this when booking your holiday.

Breathtaking location set within a large estate on the cusp of the Yorkshire Dales near Gilling West it's an ideal basecamp from which to strike out and discover these unique Yorkshire locations. Reeth (14 miles) and the stunning landscapes of Swaledale and Arkengarthdale are also within easy reach. It's the perfect location if you enjoy walking. There are lots of beautiful walks from the doorstep and in fact its well-known as a great starting point for walking - seasoned walkers come from miles around to set off from the village.

This stunning Yorkshire shepherds’ hut is close to Richmond (3.5 miles), an historic market town with much to offer the discerning holiday-maker. Explore the cobbled market square or head up towards Richmond Castle for a slice of Yorkshire history. Just a short drive through Richmond takes you into the heart of the Yorkshire Dales proper. Head up towards Reeth and on towards Hawes in Wensleydale for a true taste of this magnificent countryside. Also visit the charming town of Barnard Castle. Recently listed as one of the top 10 places to live in the UK, it's a pretty little place with a host of shops, cafes and pubs to explore. The excellent Bowes Museum is here and is well worth a visit. And as the name would suggest there's an historic castle to explore too.To take in the North York Moors head further south still and brave it up Sutton Bank, the view from the top said by some to be the finest in all of England.