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Escape the fireworks

Posted on January 24th, 2025 by Sproxton Hall Cottages

For the November fireworks season and New Year’s Eve If your dogs are distressed by fireworks, Sproxton Hall Cottages could be your perfect escape. Peaceful location Set in tranquil open countryside in the heart of rural North Yorkshire, relax with your dogs in a characterful cottage. Each cottage is unique but all have thick stone […]

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Easter – celebrate with friends and family

Posted on January 24th, 2025 by Sproxton Hall Cottages

Brighten up your winter by looking forward to Easter amongst the daffodils in beautiful rural North Yorkshire. Sproxton Hall Cottages are 4 unique country cottages set in beautiful open countryside on the edge of the North York Moors National Park / Helmsley / Howardian Hills National Landscape. The daffodils in Helmsley will brighten up any […]

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Planning celebrations on holiday

Posted on January 24th, 2025 by Sproxton Hall Cottages

If you are planning a relaxing get together for a special birthday, anniversary or reunion, here are our top tips. Choosing the right area Are you looking for low-key relaxation or a full-on party?  The suitability of your chosen area will be key to getting this right.  Whilst stag/hen parties and younger groups are more […]

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5 Dog Friendly holiday features

Posted on January 24th, 2025 by Sproxton Hall Cottages

There’s a lot of debate about what makes a holiday cottage ‘dog friendly’.  As dog owners ourselves we know what it takes for our dog to relax and enjoy his holiday, which means that we feel relaxed too.  When looking for your next holiday, here are our suggestions for the top 5 features of being […]

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Country walk to Helmsley

Posted on January 24th, 2025 by Sproxton Hall Cottages

WALKING INTO HELMSLEY FROM SPROXTON HALL COTTAGES This is a picturesque walk over fields into Helmsley.  We recommend trainers, walking boots or wellingtons (depending on how wet it is underfoot) and long trousers (to protect against nettles and brambles).  The walk is approximately 2.5 miles /1 hour each way – so please allow enough daylight […]

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