Cottages in Yarm

Have you ever heard of Yarm? Nestled in the heart of the Tees Valley and once a thriving centre of trade, Yarm is now the region’s top shopping and entertainment hub. You’ll find a range of shopping choices from designer labels to an old-fashioned ice-cream fountain and everything in between. A stroll down high street will have you gawking at the Georgian and Edwardian facades as well as an introduction to the iconic local history with picturesque views, especially if you are approaching from over the bridge.

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Yarm is a great family recreation destination. Romano Park is an all-around fun venue for young children up to 12 years old. There are swings, a rope bridge and obstacle rope apparatus, a sand pit, and climbing walls to keep the older kids engaged. Take a few hours for the kids to run around while having a picnic in the park. At Cluedini you’ll find intrigue and mystery while working with your team to escape your room with themes like, Sleuth, Detective Trails, and more. Visit the Preston Park Museum and Butterfly World for multiple adventures and discoveries including an original viking helmet.

The attractive market town of Yarm is a great base for exploring the charming historical villages of the area. Visit the Thornton Hall Gardens for a delicious aromatic experience from the David Austin roses in early summer through July. The architecture of the great hall from the mid 1500’s is also of interest as well as stories of the resident ghost. In the 1700s Ormesby Hall was completed offering tourists a glimpse of life in the Palladian style. The Pennyman family occupied this estate for 400 years leaving a legacy of beautiful architecture, gardens, and anecdotes for the curious.

There are a variety of farms near Yarm worth investigating. Check out Newham Grange for its fascinating collection of animals including Wallabies and llamas. The interactive play area features plenty of equipment to keep your gang happy and the Café is full of delicious foods and drinks. Ever taken an Alpaca for a walk? At Alpaca Alpaca Leven Valley you’ll discover just how much fun it is to take one of their lovely alpacas out for a hike through select areas of Leven Valley for a remarkable afternoon outing. Purchase a pair of hiking socks from their gift shop and enjoy the comfort of Alpaca wool for years to come.

Explore the quaint and quirky streets of Yarm. In the mid 1800s one gentleman built a mini-Yarm Castle on his garden wall and his son built a model townhall next to it many years later. There are many pubs and beautiful Georgian buildings as well as boutique shopping to keep you fascinated while you stroll through this old town.

The area surrounding Yarm is perfect for market hopping. You’ll find a great market every day of the week within 30 minutes of Yarm. Check out Kirby Stephen on Monday for fresh produce and crafts amid gorgeous hills and valleys. Tuesday at Scarborough, Wednesday at Knaresborough and so on until the week's end. You’ll not run out of things to explore here.

North York Moors National Park is the place to be for stunning nature. You’ll find loads of history in these hills and a bounty of nature’s wildlife. Enjoy the walking trails, scenic views, and friendly townsfolk along the way .Fairy Dell Park is also a great option for those who prefer a short walk.

Teesside Princess River Cruises features an authentic scenic river tour with plenty of dining options. Have a romantic sunset dinner cruise or a day out with the kids for BBQ. Get a leisurely view of the river Tees from the ship’s deck. The two-tiered ship can be chartered for a private party as well.

Fourteen Drops is the wine connoisseur’s choice for its passion to obtain the best artisan wines and delicious cuisine. Ketton Ox in downtown offers craft beer, a gin lab option, and bottomless brunch for the adventurous. While Luna Blu has Tapas and highly acclaimed cocktails with a delicious menu including bottomless brunch at teatime.

Head of Steam Darlington Railway Museum is a must see for everyone who loves trains. This museum offers a step back in time to the Victorian era with its décor, awesome trains, and special exhibits. There’s a playroom for the kids and a documentary section for the historians. Get refreshed at the snack shop and spend the day.

Princess Alexandra Auditorium features live music events in its 750-seat auditorium. Choose from concerts, opera, drama, and dance. During the intermission or before the show, you can enjoy delicious cuisine at the atrium bistro while basking in the gorgeous views of the river Tees. This newly revamped venue boasts state-of-the-art acoustics for a posh experience.