Craven Garth Farm & Cottages, Craven Garth Farm, Rosedale East, Pickering, YO18 8RH

Craven Garth Farm has been within the same family ownership for around 100 years and occupies over 61 acres of land in Rosedale East. The property enjoys superb views up and down the dale with the land extending down to the River Seven.

Access to the farm and cottages is from a private drive shared with 4 other properties just outside the hamlet of Rosedale East with the land sloping southwest towards the River.

The original farmhouse is situated at the entrance to the property and has an extension which provides a large family home with 4 bedrooms.

The farm business diversified in circa 1991 with the conversion of a former stable block and other stone outbuildings adjoining the farmhouse to create 8 well-appointed holiday letting cottages. The cottages continue to trade well and attract a high proportion of repeat business with the main attraction being the quiet and scenic location which is an ideal base for walkers and outdoor enthusiasts. A public footpath runs through the property and links to local walks in the area. There is scope for modernisation of the existing cottages along with planning permission in place for the conversion of a further stone barn to create a residential dwelling for local occupancy.

A useful range over 20,000 sq ft of farm buildings presently serves a small beef suckler herd. A farm workshop has three phase power and is currently used for agricultural equipment repairs and fabrication.

Strictly by prior appointment with NO direct approach or visitors to the property.
To arrange a viewing please ring Sanderson Weatherall on or Richardson & Smith on

Craven Garth Farm and Cottages are located in the beautiful valley of Rosedale in the heart of the North York Moor National Park. It benefits from expansive views along the Dale and has frontage to the River Seven.

Rosedale East is a small hamlet situated approximately 1.5 miles northwest of the popular honeypot village of Rosedale Abbey which attracts visitors all year round. The village grew on the back of the iron mine workings with the former railway line now providing a popular circular walk with the history of the former Iron works and Kilns still present. Rosedale Abbey has two popular café, two public houses, a glass studio, primary school, two caravan parks and is very popular with walkers and an ideal base for exploring the North York Moors.

The property is accessed from Daleside Road through the village of Rosedale Abbey which itself is accessed via Cropton Lane and Moor Lane off the A170 Thirsk to Scarborough Road. Other properties in the immediate vicinity include a bed and breakfast, holiday cottages and a Relaxation Retreat.
The farm and cottages are located approximately 9 miles north of Kirkbymoorside, 11 miles northwest of Pickering and 14 miles northeast of Helmsley. There is easy access to the popular North Yorkshire Coast with Whitby 16 miles northeast, Robins Hood Bay 20 miles east and the popular walking and biking area of Dalby Forest is within 24 miles.