Beau Repaire - a small cottage sleeping two guests, two part of the Castle Howard Estate

Dating from the 18th century, Beau Repaire is brimming with character and period furniture taken from Castle Howard itself, blending perfectly with carefully chosen contemporary fixtures and fittings. Every room has been beautifully decorated and furnished, creating elegance and sophistication throughout, along with cosy, indulgent details including a roll-top bath and a wood burning stove. Outside, the pretty garden is laid to lawn and includes garden furniture and a charcoal barbecue to enjoy.

The picturesque village of Coneysthorpe is located within the Howardian Hills, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has easy access to the North York Moors National Park, the Yorkshire coast and the medieval city of York. Built in the 18th century, Castle Howard has been home to the Howard family for over 300 years and is one of Britain's finest stately homes and full of fascinating history.

There are endless footpaths and bridleways throughout the area, popular with cyclists, walkers and nature lovers. The Yorkshire coast boasts several popular seaside towns including Scarborough and Whitby; along with smaller fishing villages including Robin Hood's Bay and Sandsend, all within an hour's drive. The wonderful City of York is just 15 miles away and offers a variety of attractions including the renowned York Minster, one of the world's most magnificent cathedrals; galleries; museums; medieval walls; along with plethora of shops and restaurants.

Yorkshire has something for everyone, see our Surrounding Local Area information below for just a few suggestions on how to best enjoy your holiday in this superb county.

Additional Information:
Guests will receive a £20 voucher to use at the Castle Howard's Farm Shop.
Up to four well-behaved dogs welcome (small additional charge).
Day entry passes to Castle Howard valid for the day of your choice (subject to seasonal public opening times, please click here for more information). The house and gardens are open seasonally (usually from around April to October), however please make sure to check before you visit and book ahead.
Sorry, no children or infants.
Please be aware of uneven flooring and low ceilings due to the age of the property.
There is a step up to the utility room.
The bedding is non-feather.