Located next to a working farm in rural Liverton, North Yorkshire, is Handale Banks Farm Lodge, a lovely, three-bedroom dwelling. Enjoying countryside views and a convenient setting near the North York Moors National Park and coast, the lodge offers pet-friendly accommodation for up to six guests, ideal for all types of visitors. Benefit from ample off-road parking, taking in the rolling views across the surrounding countryside. Step indoors to be welcomed into the open-plan living space, complete with all the home comforts to ease your self-catered stay. Make use of the well-equipped kitchen, unwind upon the plush sofas, and dine as a group with a glass of wine in hand. Bask in your surroundings by opting for an alfresco affair, by setting the table in the private and enclosed garden, whiling the night away as the stars appear overhead. Catch some rest from one of three bedrooms, including a double with en-suite shower, a further double, and a twin, serviced by a spacious bathroom. Complete your morning routine before heading for the coast, with Saltburn Beach a short journey away, where you can also board the Saltburn Cliff Tramway to enjoy elevated vistas across the region; be sure to pack your walking boots to also hike across the Huntcliff Nature Reserve, followed by a tour of Saltburn Valley Gardens. Travelling south, stop off at Whitby and its variety of attractions, where you can discover the gothic remains of Whitby Abbey, brush up on your local knowledge at the museum, enjoy a bag of fish and chips along the beach, or follow the North Yorkshire and Cleveland Heritage Coast walking trail, whilst passing many delightful villages. Round off your break in Middlesbrough, alongside the River Tees, where you can discover the Dorman Museum, or bird watch from the RSPB Saltholme, whilst Robin Hood's Bay, Scarborough and Redcar can all also be reached by car. Experience the best of North Yorkshire at Handale Banks Farm Lodge. The owner also owns property 1084493 (Manor House Farm Cottage).

Liverton, a village in the ceremonial county of North Yorkshire is a great rural base from which to explore both the coast and the countryside of Yorkshire. Being on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, a variety of scenic beauty may be found all around. The hamlet itself has the air of a modest farming town, with its tradition seen in the extensive countryside and attractive cottages, as well as in the church's font, arch, and doorway, which date back to the 12th century. Both a Post Office with a neighbourhood shop and a warm inn, The Waterwheel, are available to visitors of Liverton.

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