The mill at Borrowby built in 16C once was Rymers flour mill, has been converted into a beautiful, spacious four star Bed and Breakfast.

Borrowby is ideally located 4 miles from the historic market town of Thirsk which of course is the home of James Herriot, famous for the All creatures great and small books. A small rural hamlet just off the A19, with easy access for the North and the South.

Yorkshire is a patchwork of pretty villages and rolling hills with the Yorkshire moors to the east and the drama of the Yorkshire Dales to the west.

Well placed for fine racing around as we boast not one but 5 racecoures close by, Thirsk, Ripon, Catterick, Redcar and Wetherby. Fishing is popular on the rivers Swale and Ure. For walkers there are the Lyke Wake Walk and Cleveland Way.

Our rooms are light and airy and are furnished with antiques, with modern facilities, colour t.v.s, tea/coffee facilities. A large comfy lounge with log burning stove for those chilly nights, and a wealth of books and magazines to help you plan your next days activities, from Ruins, gardens, Mansions or the coast which grace our doorstep..

Rooms available from £85 (singles from £50) per night:

• A super king bed in a spacious en-suite room
• A large double room with private shower room
• A family /double suite with private shower room

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