Spacious open plan living perfect for families.
The large kitchen is perfect for cooks and foodies.
Lie in bed or in the bath and watch TV, it's your choice!
Looking over the Yorkshire Wolds.
Ethel's Escape has been renovated from old farm buildings.
Plenty of space for all at this enormous farmhouse table.
There is a real American south west influence in Ethel's Escape.
Lay the table with a Yorkshire afternoon tea.
The amazing use of wood in Ethel's Escape is a delight.
Here's Ethel, one of the family's award-winning cows.
Warm and welcoming, you will feel at home in Ethel's Escape.
Local wood and original features style this cosy room.
Put your feet up and relax.
Open the stable-door and let the sunshine flood in.
Bring your boots to explore the amazing walking right from your doorstep.
Hand-made furniture and original beams grace this delightful king-size bedroom.
Such a romantic four-poster bedroom.
The south western vibe continues in the en suite in bedroom 1.
Enjoy a glass of bubbly while soaking in more bubbles!
Romantic breakfast in bed anyone?
The handmade staircase beams in the sunlight, can you spot Ethel?
Beautiful twin beds grace this large airy bedroom with fantastic beams. They can also be configured as a king-size double.
This room has it all including a shower cubicle.
Isn't the handcrafted original wash stand pretty?
An old wheel is cleverly renovated into a chic light.
Relax, there's no rush, you are on holiday.
Croissants and coffee, what a treat!
Escape to Ethel's!
Ethel's Escape is a truly individual cottage.
The rustic garden, just waiting for the trees to burst into bloom.
There is a real farming heritage to the cottages at Pear Tree Farm.
Enjoy fun time in the games barn.
Get everyone together for fun and games.
Enjoy a friendly game of air hockey.
You can walk to the local pub.
There are miles and miles of walks and cycle tracks cross the Yorkshire Wolds.
Ethel's Escape sits in the sleepy village of Fangfoss.
Walk along the banks of the river Ouse and enjoy a tipple at the many trendy bars and restaurants.
Walk atop the historic Roman Walls that surround the city of York.
A visit to Clifford's Tower is a must.
York is famous for it's cobbled streets, The Shambles is the most famous and is a must for Harry Potter fans.
Take a relaxing trip down the river on a river boat.
The picture-perfect local village church.
Ethel's Escape
561710.4 miles E of York | Sleeps 6 + cot
7 Nights from £660
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Centrally located in Fangfoss, The Carpenters Arms is a traditional country pub with cosy interiors, a log fire and outside seating for summer months. Food is locally sourced and home cooked.
Nearby beach
Filey is a traditional seaside resort in North Yorkshire with a staggering five miles of golden sandy beach. With a plethora of rock pools exposed at low tide and great sand for constructing sand castles, this is a great family beach. Dog restrictions apply at certain times of year but check the signage because some sections allow dogs year round.
Nearby walk
A community project developed Jubilee Park into a green space with childrens play area and parkland, ideal for enjoying the great outdoors.
Nearby town
Situated just seven miles east of historic York, Stamford Bridge is famed for the 1066 battle which took place here. Located on the banks of the River Derwent, this charming village has a good selection of places to eat and shops.
Also nearby
Offering cask ales and home cooked food, The Fleece Inn is a charming village pub located in the village of Bishop Wilton. Dogs are welcome and there's outside seating for summer months.
Castle Howard is a magnificent house with extensive gardens and grounds. You will also find a walled garden and Skelf Island Adventure Playground open daily. Take a look at their website and plan a day here.
Welcome to the sights and sounds of the Jorvik Viking Centre where you are transported back to 975 AD. Rides take you through a reconstruction of Jorvik, with 360 degree views and an opportunity to be fully immersed in the Viking Age. See their website for ticket details and opening times.
Founded by the ancient Romans, York is a magnificent walled city with a Gothic cathedral. You will discover a plethora of eclectic shops, cobbled streets and attractions such as the Jorvik Viking Centre, National Railway Museum and York Minster, there reall is something for everyone here.
York Minster is reputed to be one of the best cathedrals in the world and a visit here should not be missed. Learn about the Minster's role in Viking York, along with its Roman roots and medieval architecture. Take a look at the website for further details and visiting times.
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