B&B in Northallerton | Farmhouse Stays & Self-Catering in North Yorkshire
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Lovesome Hill Farm is an award-winning B&B in Northallerton, North Yorkshire. Set in the heart of Herriot Country on a traditional working farm just 4 miles north of the town. Run by John and Mary Pearson, the farm sits on 165 acres overlooking the Hambleton Hills, with the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors on either side.
Choose from classic farmhouse B&B rooms, a romantic self-catering cottage with hot tub, or a cosy couples pod. Mary’s award-winning homemade breakfasts are a highlight of any stay, and home-made oat biscuits will be waiting on arrival.
The farm is perfectly placed for exploring North Yorkshire’s best loved countryside and attractions. Northallerton, the World of James Herriot museum in nearby Thirsk, the Yorkshire coast and the Yorkshire Dales are all within easy reach. Walkers on the Coast to Coast route and cyclists are especially welcome, with budget-friendly bunk house accommodation available alongside the B&B and self-catering options.
Whether you are looking for a classic farmhouse breakfast, a romantic hot tub escape or a budget-friendly bunk for the night, you will find a warm welcome at Lovesome Hill Farm.
Bed & Breakfast Rooms in Northallerton
Relax in one of our 4 B&B rooms
Four en-suite farmhouse rooms with Mary’s legendary award-winning breakfast included. The perfect base for exploring North Yorkshire.
Lovesome Cottage
A peaceful romantic getaway with hot tub
A romantic self-catering cottage for two with a private hot tub, set in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside.
Lovesome Pod
Idea for a couples retreat with hot tub
A cosy couples pod with its own private hot tub. Ideal for a peaceful retreat in beautiful Herriot Country.
Working Farm
The traditional Farm House is Georgian and Victorian and adjoins the granary conversion. We are very much a traditional working farm offering seasonal delights throughout the year. We have 165 acres comprising of livestock and arable.
