Pear Tree House, Sutton-On-The-Forest, York, North Yorkshire
Accommodating up to 6 people, Pear Tree House is reported to be the oldest property in the village, rich with many original features that add to its charm and character. A key feature of the property is the stunning glass-roofed extension that contains the open plan sitting and kitchen area.
The main sitting room, designed as a conservatory, is perfect for entertaining. It includes a pitched glass conservatory roof with remote-controlled openers, allowing for an airy and bright atmosphere. The kitchen, crafted by Thompson’s of York, showcases Carrara marble and Bird’s Eye walnut, offering a luxurious space to cook and gather. The house also features two cosy sitting rooms; one equipped with a TV/DVD player for relaxation, and the other styled as an efficient office space. A downstairs WC adds to the convenience of the ground floor.
Upstairs, the accommodation consists of four beautifully appointed bedrooms: one double, one king with an en-suite, one twin, and a fourth room which can accommodate a cot or an additional mattress. The shared bathroom is equipped with a shower over the bath and a WC, and all necessary bed linen and towels are provided.
Outside, guests can enjoy the private walled garden with seating, perfect for al fresco dining on sunny days.
The village of Sutton-on-the-Forest itself is delightful to explore, featuring Georgian brick cottages, an Anglican church, and the 18th Century Sutton Park with its expansive gardens. For those looking to indulge, Miss Daisy’s Tearooms offers delightful treats, and the surrounding area is rich with scenic walks.
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