Harome is a charming small village on the edge of the North York Moors only 2 miles south of the popular market town of Helmsley. It is in the heart of agricultural farmland and is lovely to stroll around, or to take longer countryside circular walks around the area. There are beautiful old thatched cottages, an old church, a pretty duck pond and two excellent restaurants and pubs.
Harome Village Duck Pond
It is a great location to be based to enjoy the delights of the Helmsley, North York Moors and only 24 miles north of the spectacular City of York.
The Highlights of Harome
We are fortunate to host two superb restaurants in our little village just a short walk from our Overdale Cottage.
The Star Inn at Harome
The Star Inn at Harome is jewel of the village. The 14th century thatched inn, features a characterful old oak beamed bar area. It is a Michelin Star awarded restaurant serving ‘modern Yorkshire’ food made primarily from locally-sourced seasonal ingredients, such as local game, North Sea fish and fresh herbs from its own kitchen garden. There is a lovely beer garden to relax in after enjoying a local walk
The Pheasant Hotel – Harome
The Pheasant Hotel is a very popular pub, restaurant & hotel with indoor pool. It overlooks the village local duck pond which the River Rye flows through. It was converted from the old Blacksmiths, village shop and old barns and central within the village. The Pheasant Hotel has been awarded 3 AA Rosettes in 2021.
Local History
St Saviours Church Harome
The name ‘Harome’ translates from old English meaning a heap of stones and it has a population of approximately 300 according to the last census in 2011. The largest employers in the area is agriculture and the retail trade. The St. Saviours Church is a Grade II listed parish church set right in centre of the village and it was built back in 1862 replacing an old Norman chapel.
Nearby Attractions Include:
- National Centre for Birds of Prey – 2.8 Miles
- Ampleforth Abbey – 3.8 Miles
- The Rugged Outdoors – Adventure Centre on the nearby River Riccal
- Nunnington Hall – National Trust, Old Manor House
- Helmsley Brewiing Company – Helmsley
- Helmsley Castle – Helmsley
- Yorkshire Wolds Way – 79 mile Yorkshire walking route
For other local attractions and recommended places to visit visit our website – www.helmsleyhideaway.com
Come and enjoy the peace and quiet, sample our great restaurants and explore our beautiful countryside for yourself.
