
Normanby House is a large self-catering property in the North York Moors National Park, North Yorkshire. Sitting close to the village of Ugthorpe near Whitby, this is a solid choice for groups wanting space, privacy and easy access to one of England's most spectacular national parks. The property sleeps a large number of guests across multiple bedrooms, making it well suited to family gatherings, milestone celebrations or friends' getaways.
The surrounding area is open moorland and farmland. The North York Moors stretch out in every direction. It's quiet, wide open and genuinely beautiful countryside without being remote or hard to reach.
The accommodation at Normanby House is spread across well-appointed rooms with multiple bedrooms and bathrooms.
Normanby House is a large self-catering property in the North York Moors National Park, North Yorkshire. Sitting close to the village of Ugthorpe near Whitby, this is a solid choice for groups wanting space, privacy and easy access to one of England's most spectacular national parks. The property sleeps a large number of guests across multiple bedrooms, making it well suited to family gatherings, milestone celebrations or friends' getaways.
The surrounding area is open moorland and farmland. The North York Moors stretch out in every direction. It's quiet, wide open and genuinely beautiful countryside without being remote or hard to reach.
The accommodation at Normanby House is spread across well-appointed rooms with multiple bedrooms and bathrooms. There are generous shared living and dining areas giving the whole group room to eat, relax and socialise together under one roof. Specific room configurations should be confirmed at booking.
Whitby (approx. 7 miles, 15 mins) is the closest major attraction. Robin Hood's Bay (10 miles, 20 mins), Scarborough (25 miles, 40 mins) and the North York Moors Railway at Pickering (20 miles, 35 mins) are all within easy reach.
Normanby House puts a large group right in the heart of North Yorkshire. Coast, moors and market towns all within half an hour. It's a practical and well-located base for a proper group getaway.
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Multiple bedrooms and generous living areas mean the whole group stays together comfortably without feeling cramped.
Open moorland walks and stunning landscapes start right outside. The national park is one of England's largest at over 550 square miles.
Whitby town centre with its abbey, harbour and fish and chip shops is roughly 15 minutes by car from the property.
The property gives groups their own private space away from other guests making it ideal for celebrations and reunions.
Robin Hood's Bay and the North Yorkshire coast are both within 20 minutes making beach days easy to organise for the group.
Pickering, Scarborough and Helmsley are all under 45 minutes away giving the group plenty of days out to choose from.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Normanby House by car, head towards Ugthorpe via the A171 between Whitby and Guisborough. The property sits in the North York Moors and is straightforward to reach with off-road parking available on arrival for the group.
The nearest railway station is Whitby, approximately 7 miles from the property. From Whitby station a local taxi will get you to Normanby House in around 15 minutes.
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