Four 4 & 5 Star Self-Catering Cottages on the North York Moors

High-quality 4 & 5 Star stays, with options designed for comfort and accessibility

North Yorkshire Moors Cottages offers four beautifully presented 4 & 5 Star self-catering places to stay in the heart of the North York Moors. Choose from calm, stylish retreats with open-plan living, elegant en-suite bedrooms and countryside views, or a welcoming cottage designed with thoughtful accessibility features. Browse each cottage to find the right fit for your break, then book direct or send an enquiry.

Stone chapel cottage exterior in the North York Moors

Chapel-on-the-Hill

Chapel on the Hill is a beautifully finished 5 Star cottage with open-plan living, two elegant en-suite bedrooms and sweeping views across the Esk Valley - a calm, stylish retreat in the heart of the North York Moors.

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Stone cottage terrace with countryside views in the North York Moors

Sunday Cottage

Sunday Cottage is a welcoming 4 Star Gold property designed for comfort and accessibility, with spacious living areas, three well-appointed bedrooms and thoughtful features throughout. Set in a peaceful North York Moors location, it’s an ideal base for relaxed group or family stays.

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Courtyard outside a converted chapel cottage in the North York Moors

Preacher's Rest

Preachers Rest is a stylish 5 Star cottage offering generous space, open-plan living and three beautifully finished en-suite bedrooms. Designed for comfort and relaxation, it’s a high-quality retreat in a peaceful North York Moors setting.

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Patio seating with countryside views at a North York Moors cottage

Limber View

Limber Hill Cottage is a comfortable 4 Star Gold retreat with lovely views over the Esk Valley, offering well-planned living space, two en-suite bedrooms and a peaceful village setting in the North York Moors.

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The Ceiling Hoist Users' Club

CHuC (the Ceiling Hoist users Club) was set up by the late Sue Maynard Campbell MBE, M.D. of Equal Ability CIC, to promote the interests of those disabled people who need to use hoists and particularly those who need, or prefer, ceiling track hoists (also called tracker and tracking hoists).

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