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The Garden House
A refurbished 16th century house, built originally as an office for cattle rearing, now a stunning studio boasting expansive country views (Sleeps 2)
A warm and inviting welcome to our recently refurbished 16th century house. Situated 500ft over Hebden Bridge, within the most tranquil surroundings, only the distant hooting of an owl or the rustling... More infoStokesley Tourist Information
Stokesley became a market town in 1223 when it was granted a charter to hold fairs. One of the town's features is the Mill Wheel, which is thought to be on the site of a mill recorded in the Doomsday Book in Norman times.
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Stokesley's High Street, at the heart of the town, runs from College Square to West End and comprises Georgian and Regency houses and a host of independent shops. From the cobbled High Street run a number of snickets (narrow lanes) to a tranquil area by the River Leven, called Levenside and dedicated to the memory of Jane Pace, an inhabitant of Stokesley who was the first white woman to settle in the state of Victoria, Australia. There is a very attractive riverside walk and the Packhorse Bridge over the River Leven dates back to the 17th century.
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Stokesley is a joy in itself, but is also the ideal base to explore the North York Moors from. Other nearby attractions include: -
Mount Grace Priory, Northallerton
Hartlepool Marina
Ormesby Hall
