Perched in the tranquil village of Brompton-on-Swale, North Yorkshire is this fantastic five-bedroom property, Dere House. Boasting a large open-plan living space, pet-friendly accommodation and an enclosed garden with hot tub and barbecue, Dere House welcomes ten guests and their four-legged friends to relish the ultimate getaway in the North Yorkshire countryside. Cross the threshold into your new home-from-home to discover a fully-stocked kitchen and utility space, perfect for preparing and cooking meals or hosting for your guests as they unwind in front of the roaring woodburning stove. Settle down at the dining table to tuck into a feast or make use of the outdoor barbecue to rustle up an alfresco affair, toasting to an unforgettable holiday over a bottle of bubbly or two. Take advantage of a bubbling hot tub to extend your evening whilst admiring your lovely surroundings or planning for the days ahead; if it gets chilly, retreat to a homely sitting room or cinema room where you can saviour a movie night altogether as a family. An additional first-floor snug is an ideal spot for the younger members of your party to take refuge and enjoy some light entertainment with use of the TV. When the sky darkens, wash away the day in a ground-floor bathroom or opt for a king-size and double bedroom with en-suite bathroom or shower room to complete your evening routine; a further ground-floor double and a day bed provide flexible sleeping options for all guests. For a truly memorable escape with those you love in North Yorkshire, book a stay at Dere House. Note: This property can be booked with Refs. 1101571 and 1101611 together sleeping up to 20 guests.

On the northern banks of the River Swale, east of Richmond, is the village of Brompton-on-Swale. The settlement name, which appears in the Domesday Book, is said to have come from the old English words "broom" (the shrub) and "tun," which imply farmstead or village. A traditional bar and a village store can be found in the area today. Pleasant strolls can be taken around the hamlet and along the river. Three miles away is the historic market town of Richmond, which preserves nearly nine centuries of active history and distinctive character in its cobblestoned streets and little lanes, or "wynds." The town was founded around the castle, a 1071-year-old Norman fortress. The Castle Walk, a stunning terrace walk beneath the castle walls, and the River Swale Path, which features parks, safe paddling spots, and small waterfalls, are just two of the fantastic hikes Richmond offers today. Brompton-on-Swale is ideally situated for exploring this picturesque area because it is sandwiched between the Yorkshire Dales and Yorkshire Moors National Parks.

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