Settled in the lovely location of Malton, North Yorkshire near the peaceful surroundings of the North York Moors National Park is this fantastic single-storey property, Garthgate Holiday Lodge. Welcoming two guests and their four-legged friend, Garthgate Holiday Lodge boasts a well-equipped kitchen, enclosed garden with hot tub and great access to the local amenities and attractions. Upon entering your new abode, be impressed by a light and airy open-plan interior with all the homely necessities required to relish a relaxing break with your loved ones; allow them to whip up a tasty dish in the kitchen as you sink into the plush sofa and click on the TV. Delight in intimate mealtimes at the dining area for two or step out into a charming, enclosed garden to savour an alfresco feast as you admire your surroundings a little longer; a bubbling hot tub adds a taste of luxury where you can unwind, stargaze, or plan for the days ahead. When the evening draws to a close, freshen up with use of a stunning en-suite bathroom before clambering into a double bed to catch your rest, ready for another exciting adventure. Kickstart your itinerary in the local town of Malton, tour the exhibits of Malton Museum or practice your swing at Malton and Norton Golf Club before sampling the local delights at one of several pubs or restaurants on offer here. Head north to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway where you can learn more about the local history and embark on a scenic adventure through the beautiful countryside, before traversing the breadth of the North York Moors National Park; find the Hole of Horcum, a natural amphitheatre as well as Adderstone Field and Mallyan Spout Waterfall. For a day at the beach, venture to Scarborough, host to South Bay and Scarborough Beach or admire the wonderful ruins of Scarborough Castle which offers imposing views over the magnificent coastline. However you choose to fill your days here in North Yorkshire, ensure you do it from the homely base of Garthgate Holiday lodge.

Since Roman times, the market town of Malton has served as the historical hub of Ryedale. It is home to a number of noteworthy structures, including the former Corn Exchange and Assembly Rooms. The town continues to host a general market once a week in addition to livestock and farmer's markets. It's a great area for walkers and bikers because the Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Wolds lie to its north and south, respectively. The historic city of York is 18 miles away, while the stunning coastline is only 24 miles away. A great starting point for exploring North Yorkshire's attraction.

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