This luxury wooden-clad lodge lies on the outskirts of Amotherby, on Malton Grange Country Park, appreciated for its quietness and tranquil grounds. Located close to the market town of Malton, Castle Howard, and an easy drive to York, there is much to explore in the area, making Little Gem Lodge Malton a wonderful choice for a family or couple wishing to spend some quality time together. Steps lead up to the cottage entrance, where you will discover a beautiful open-plan living area, home to a sumptuous sofa and a collection of armchairs sitting with a woodburning stove. The lightly coloured furnishings create a sense of homeliness throughout and the sun shines in through the french doors, which slide open to your very own balcony. Dine with your loved ones at the table which houses more comfy seating, situated by windows which overlook the decked platform and hot tub. There is a kitchen located adjacent, decorated in a modern sage overtone, with a breakfast bar well-appointed for those early morning cups of tea. Beyond this, discover the two beautiful bedrooms, all remain attuned to the quality of the cottage, beginning with a king-size double housing a dressing table, TV, and an en-suite shower room. The twin room is just as exceptional, well-coordinated in soothing colours, and matched with bedside tables. A family bathroom ties this all together in a heart-warming fashion, with a shower over the bath. A drive from this unique cottage is Eden Camp War Museum offering a very interesting day out for both young and old, whilst a vibrant day trip can be had at nearby Flamingo Land theme park. Both cyclists and walkers will enjoy Dalby Forest, with its numerous adventure trails and Go Ape course, whilst the North York Moors Steam Railway at Pickering cuts through heathland scenery and glacial valleys to Grosmont. With the majestic city of York a short distance away and the popular seaside towns of Whitby and Scarborough waiting to be explored, this is a getaway to remember.

The town of Malton has many interesting buildings including the old Corn Exchange and Assembly Rooms. A weekly market is still held in the town, as well as livestock and farmers' markets. The Yorkshire Moors are to the north, and the Yorkshire Wolds are to the south, making it excellent country for walkers and cyclists. The impressive coastline is just 24 miles away.

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