Newbald B&B

Description

The Anvil offers cosy accommodation in the recently restored stable and forge in the former village blacksmiths in one of the most popular East Yorkshire Wolds villages. Guests will experience a courteous and friendly service.

North Newbald nestles on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds and is popular with both walkers and cyclists. This lovely village is home to one of the oldest and most historic churches in the area and is clustered around a quaint village green which it shares with two traditional pubs serving good ales and food.

The Anvil is a great place to stay for just one night or a whole week. The Wolds are one of the great undiscovered quiet corners of England and North Newbald is an ideal base to explore them on foot or cycle. By car or bus you are within easy reach of the historic city of York (30 minutes) the port of Hull (20 minutes) or the Yorkshire Moors and Coast (1 hour). With many other attractions in the area it is certainly worth stopping here a while. This lovely village is home to one of the oldest and most historic churches in the area and is clustered around a quaint village green which it shares with two traditional pubs serving good ales and food.

Anvil provides spacious accommodation with a gravelled drive providing off street parking for visitors cars and secure garaging is available for up to two motorcycles or bicycles. Breakfast is continental self service style. We do not serve meals but both village pubs 50 metres away serve good quality food at reasonable rates and are open every evening. We are strictly non-smoking.

The former stable with vaulted ceiling and oak king post trusses has now been converted into the bedroom with a double bed and space for the addition of a travel cot if required. There is a large pine wardrobe with plenty of hanging space and bedside tables.
The en-suite bathroom has a travertine stone floor which is heated in winter, the bathroom comprises a large shower, basin and toilet. Luxury towels and toiletries are provided.

With a slate stone floor, vaulted ceiling and brick built chimney breast and fireplace the lounge retains the quaint feel of the old forge while providing the perfect place to relax after a hard day travelling or exploring. Large bi-fold patio doors provide a lovely aspect to the lawned garden which guests are welcome to use. During winter or those cool Autumn evenings there is a stylish cast iron wood-burning stove making the Anvil oh so cosy-it maybe a struggle to leave and walk 50 yards to the pubs!. If you plan to stop in there is a large flat screen TV, DVD player and Bose MP3 docking station. The Anvil has its own self- contained kitchenette with fridge, toaster, coffee maker and microwave. All rooms have under-floor heating.

Facilities

• On-Site Parking
• Wi-fi