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"Lovely, clean and spacious bungalow I would definitely recommend to stay"

"Very clean and comfortable. Although on a main road, it was quiet with lovely open space out the back. The view of the garden and chickens was lovely from the living area looking out from the large windows. Had everything you need. Bedroom and en-suite very airy.The owners little dogs were cute running in the garden. Owner very nice and helpful. Nothing too much trouble, even down to borrowing food scales! "

"The property was very conveniently located for where I was working in the centre of the city. It was clean and comfortable, and close to a number of pleasant places to eat."

"This is an elegant and comfortable country house in a tiny village just outside York. It has two large, elegant sitting rooms and a panelled dining room, perfect for formal dinners. We loved the house, its rambling corridors, comfortable bedrooms and elegant and fascinating objects and furniture. Perfect for a country house weekend."

"Came as a large group of 5 friends, ideal well priced house in the heart of Beverley Road area...perfect for alumni to do a reminiscing tour of University haunts! Appreciated the check up that everything was OK Quiet location, comfy beds, enough space to eat and sit. Clean and just what we needed thank you very much."

"house exceeded expectations. everything you need and more. Nicola made our check in and stay so easy. would recommend to anyone. nice couple of pubs in village and Pocklinton well worth a visit."

"The house was brilliant for our needs. It is really spacious, and very well equipped. Its fixtures and fittings are of a high standard. It's located just on the edge of the village which has the basics that you need and though it is very close to the motorway, you feel very much in the countryside. We loved our time there and would highly recommend it to anyone else."

"We only stayed the one night but the house was absolutely spotless and very comfortable for us to break our journey to the northeast"