Alojamientos vacacionales en Thorne

Large 5 bedroom home- sleeps 9 -Belton Doncaster

Our large 5 bedroomed family home is set in the peaceful village of Belton just 2 mins drive from the M180. It offers spacious living accommodation with a garden backing onto open fields with many paths to explore the Lincolnshire countryside. It is ideal for a family gathering or business colleagues. It is close to the historic town of Epworth and within walking distance of local pubs and takeaways. Yorkshire Wildlife Park is a short drive away; York and Lincoln are less than an hours drive.

The North St Annex

Our spacious annex is the perfect place for a peaceful nights sleep. Located in the picturesque village of Crowle, surrounded by the Lincolnshire countryside. Luxurious king size bed, good wi-fi connection, spacious lounge area to relax in, newly fitted bathroom with shower and bath, tea, toast & full kitchen. On-street free parking, close walking distance to local shops and pubs for evening meals. Crowle train station 1.7 miles, 6 minute drive. Good motorway connection from M62, M18, M180.

The Green House born in 1750

A town centre historic building with the best of the modern world. Park up privately & enter the bright spacious house. A unique kitchen with all modern amenities. Dining room with a beautiful 17th century dining table leads to a living room with media wall & water vapour fire. The patio garden with BBQ firepit, water feature & dart board. Upstairs four stylish bedrooms each with TV's and projectors. Two showers, a bath and two toilets help allow you move through your Yorkshire stay with ease.

The Little House

Set in the Yorkshire countryside is our newly renovated Little House. Once an Edwardian carriage house and hayloft, the space offers the perfect location to explore Yorkshire. Comprised of one bedroom sleeping up to three guests, and a sofa bed in the living area, the home can accommodate up to four guests. Located in the pretty village of Rawcliffe, local amenities include a popular restaurant, village shop, local pub, and two takeaways. Off road parking and small private patio are available.

Private 1-bedroom annexe, free parking on premises

A well appointed 1-bedroom annex in the historic market town of Epworth. Open kitchen/diner/lounge area. 1 bedroom with ensuite shower facilities. All on one level. 3 miles from Jct 2 of M180. Easy links to M18 & M62. Lincoln, Sheffield, Leeds, Hull, York & Harrogate are an hour's drive. Close to Humberside airport, Hull ferry port, Doncaster rail links, racecourse & Yorkshire Wildlife Park. 6 mins walk from Epworth town centre, 500 yards from local Co-op & 400 yards from Epworth Old Rectory.

Cosy Countryside Cottage

Self contained one bedroom cottage in countryside with plenty of walks & a close village pub. Cottage offers kitchen with a fridge which has a small freezer section, dishwasher, washing machine, cooking accessories, tea & coffee, dining table & chairs for four. Living area with comfortable seating & TV. Bedroom has a king size bed, space for single bed (upon request) and space for a cot (cots not provided). Bathroom with walk in shower & separate bath. Parking available on site.

Hedgehog Cottage, Sleeps 3, on street parking

Lovely Victorian end terrace cottage in the pretty village of Laxton near Howden. We have Two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one single bedroom. The cottage is ideal for couples, business travellers, families with one child and dogs. The village has a great pub with delicious home cooked food and a cosy open fire. Only 3 miles away is the historic Market town of Howden with it's great range of shops, cafes and bars. Laxton is an ideal base for exploring East or North Yorkshire.

The Stables - countryside character property

A self-contained hideaway sleeping up to 3 in a converted former stable full of countryside charm with original beams in the vaulted ceiling. The property is located in the village of Sturton le Steeple with a great local pub, and is ideally suited to couples looking for a relaxed rural getaway or a small family wanting to enjoy the attractions of the local area. Located on the Nottinghamshire-Lincolnshire-South Yorkshire border, the historic city of Lincoln is just 35 minutes away.

Cosy Modern Annexe

Enjoy a stylish experience at this centrally-located apartment. Situated in the heart of the historical town of Epworth. Within a one minute walk of the market place with a variety of shops, churches, eateries and pubs. Close to lots of open countryside; ideal for walking and cycling. 3 miles from Junction 2 of M180 with access to Doncaster, Leeds, Sheffield and Lincoln. Local attractions include Epworth Old Rectory museum, The Trolley Bus museum and The Yorkshire Wildlife Park.

The Apple Chamber Self Contained Apartment

‘The Apple Chamber’ is a two-bed apartment (double bed and sofa bed) in a delightful 16th century Grade 2 listed farmhouse, situated in the semi-rural village of Hatfield Woodhouse.   In years gone by, the Apple Chamber was the farm’s servant’s quarters as well as being used to store fruit through winter, which is where the name originates. It has now undergone an extensive refurbishment programme to provide modern self-contained accommodation with plenty of character.  

Newley re furbished ground floor 2 bed apartment

This Recently refurbished 2 bed apartment Located directly opposite Doncaster Royal Infirmary Gate 4. With one of road free parking so no need to worry if visiting loved ones at the hospital or out for a day at the races. Directly opposite the Hospital you have the Cumberland public house which serves great food and has a large beer garden. As a well travelled couple we appreciated what home comforts guest like and hopefully accommodate for this.

Scandi-Style Birkløft: Cosy 1-Bed Annexe Retreat

Nestled in the historic Isle of Axholme, Birkløft offers a unique blend of rustic charm and Scandinavian design. Once an old granary on our farmhouse plot, this annexe now stands as a testament to elegant transformation. Birkløft offers direct access to footpaths. Meander through the trails of the Isle of Axholme, uncovering its history and natural beauty.