Farfields Farmhouse
Lockton, North Yorkshire
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Peacefully situated working farm overlooking beautiful New Dale. Lovely walks from the farm with fantastic views of the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Train nearby. Four very comfortable ground floor annexes in a lovely old character barn. Delicious breakfast served in the farmhouse just opposite. Each annexe has a large ensuite shower room, TV, beverage tray, fridge and microwave. Inn serving excellent meals a short stroll away.
4 Star Farmhouse
4 Star Guest Accommodation
ROSE Award
Lockton,PICKERING,North Yorkshire,YO18 7NQ
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