Forresters Lodge is situated in a beautiful dale within the North York Moors National Park on Viscount Downe's Estate. The house is situated at the centre of a remote hill farm and therefore commands idyllic, uninterrupted views over the surrounding moors. It was a 19th Century farmhouse but was substantially altered in the 1990s, from Victorian to mock Georgian with large box sash windows, raised gable parapet and coping stones. These alterations were based on plans by the notable architect Sir Martin Beckett Bt. Forresters Lodge is a substantial house, very comfortably furnished (with many antiques) and comprehensively equipped. Danby Village with shops and pub is two miles away.

On the ground floor there is a spacious entrance hall with cloakroom which leads onto a large drawing room with satellite TV, DVD/Video, radio/cassette player, open fireplace (initial fuel provided) and a separate dining room.

The farmhouse kitchen with breakfast room is fully equipped with a dishwasher, washing machine and microwave, fridge and freezer.

First floor has two double bedrooms, one en suite and one with a separate bathroom with over-bath shower and one twin bedroom, also en suite.

Twin Bedroom Second floor: two twin bedrooms, bathroom and over-bath shower and WC and separate WC.

Outside, to the rear of the house is parking and some unconverted outbuildings, one of which is adapted as a kennel.

Forresters Lodge may be booked as a three bedroom / three bathroom option to sleep up to 6 people.
Pets are allowed on the ground floor and outdoor kennel only.