Price: $513 nightly, $616 total, Nov 22 - Nov 23, Total with taxes and fees, for Our top choices for Thirsk cottages
Review: "We rather liked Kemps Yard, which must be fairly new to the listing. Very convenient for Thirsk town, quietly hidden away from the main road, and clean and cosy. Parking in the yard is almost impossible, although the neighbour is an expert at manoeuvring his pickup down the lane! The visitor's permit lets you park on the road and saves you from endangering your vehicle, but you may get your step count up while you unload. We were ok with the cobbled lane, but it wouldn't be so good for those..., by David
Price: $453 nightly, $543 total, Nov 18 - Nov 19, Total with taxes and fees, for Our top choices for Thirsk cottages
Review: Elm tree cottage was the best stay I’ve had in Yorkshire , I visit often and by far the best place I’ve stayed the hosts were lovely and kind and was great to chat too! The location was perfect in a cute little village on a farm close to Thirsk and an easy drive to York. Providing the essentials for cooking and a cozy little cottage too! Would definitely recommend and look forward to returning in the future! , by Kira
Price: $108 nightly, $108 total, Nov 16 - Nov 17, Total with taxes and fees, for Our top choices for Thirsk cottages
Review: Beautifully renovated cottage with comfortable bed and modern washroom. Conveniently located for exploring Guisborough and helpful guidebook with suggestions for the kids and adults. The grocery store is a 5-minute block away also. Andy was very helpful and easy to communicate with., by Shelley & J.
Price: $459 nightly, $459 total, Nov 15 - Nov 16, Total with taxes and fees, for Our top choices for Thirsk cottages
Review: Lovely cottage. Welcoming and homely with everything provided that we needed. Good place for a relax and good walking for the dog., by Carol Horne
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This charming market town celebrates author James Herriot with a museum housed in his former veterinary practice. Explore the bustling market square on Mondays and Saturdays, then visit nearby Sutton Bank for spectacular Yorkshire views.