Estate
Stunning accommodation set within a unique working farm in North Yorkshire, with as much or as little to do as you want.
A family owned working estate in North Yorkshire, moor, woodland and farmland, shaped by the Stephenson family and shared, for a while, with those who stay.
Livestock are tended, the land is worked, and the seasons carry on around you. You may pass the flock on a morning walk, or watch the shoot head out in season. That’s not a backdrop to the stay, it’s part of the experience.
There is no set itinerary here, and that is rather the point. A stay at Lunshaw Farm is whatever you need it to be, a week of long walks and early nights, a weekend of dinners and late conversation, or simply the rare luxury of nowhere to be.
From the door, straight into the moors.
Estate walks and woodland trails open directly onto the North York Moors National Park, sunrise routes to scenic viewpoints, gentle garden loops, and full day hikes across changing seasonal landscapes.
Empty lanes and long, rewarding climbs.
Quiet country lanes for road riders, gentle family loops and scenic climbs into the hills, with a village café or two along the way to make it worthwhile.
A tradition tied to the land.
In season, shooting forms part of the estate’s long heritage, bound up with countryside management, conservation and generous hospitality. It is less a sport here than a rhythm of the year, and the care of the land it depends upon.
The luxury of doing very little.
Morning walks and yoga in the open air, meditation, a book by the window, and long hours with nothing to check. A genuine digital detox, and the deep rest that comes with fresh air and real quiet.
Dinner as the evening’s main event.
Available when hiring the whole house or The Byre for an event: bring your own private chef and lay a long table for the evening, the kitchen and dining spaces are set up to make it easy. A wonderful way to mark a celebration.
A corner of Yorkshire worth lingering in.
A few ways to spend the time.
A stay, in fragments.
Keep exploring the estate.
