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Stylish self catering accommodation in three refitted 1970's refurbished railway carriages as well as a beautifully converted studio apartment in the old loading bay in the grounds adjacent to the former Station at Skipwith. All carriages are fully air conditioned, centrally heated, with well appointed kitchens and shower rooms. Ideal for large groups/extended family parties. 2-14 persons.
Children are welcome from any age
Dogs are welcome to stay Free in the Derwent Mail and Flyer carriages.
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Each carriage has free unlimited wireless internet. Laundry/ linen is provided.
Comfortable outdoor seating is available on the terrace looking accross open counrtyside and access to individual bbqs.
With the Lady Deramore carriage you have you own private garden
Excellent views of the open countryside with access to walks on Skipwith Common and The Drovers Arms country pub. Local Historical information on the Derwent Valley Light Rail Line. Large garden/paddock for children to play in with a Trampoline, badminton,croquet and lots of space enjoy. Children are very welcome from any age.
Mary & Graham have a gorgeous Cocker Spaniel called Mabel and several chickens that roam freely in the grounds
Looking forward to welcoming you here soon.
Season (1 Jan 2021 - 31 Dec 2021) |
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Room / Unit Type | Room / Unit Tariff* |
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Blackberry Halt | from £600.00 to £870.00 per unit per week |
Derwent Flyer | from £480.00 to £720.00 per unit per week |
Derwent Mail | from £450.00 to £690.00 per unit per week |
Lady Deramore | from £600.00 to £870.00 per unit per week |
*As a guide, prices are per room per night for hotels, guest houses, B&Bs and serviced apartments and per week for self-catering accommodation.
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
By Road from York: A19 Escrick - left at church - Skipwith Village -left at duck pond - North Duffield/Bubwith direction - ¼ mile on the left hand side is Skipwith Station.
By Bus from York: EYMS no 18 bus from Merchant Gate, York to Holme on Spalding Moor. Approx every 2 hours Monday to Saturday. See EYMS website for details. Request stop at Skipwith Station. By Road From Selby A19 to Barlby - A163 Market Weighton - crossroads at Blackwood Hall - left to Skipwith - right in village - ¼ mile on the left hand side.
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