In a rural village on the fringes of a conservation area, The Bell (affectionately known as The Brisley Bell) really hits the mark when it  comes to location, and its interiors are just as impressive. Quirky but not gaudy, stylish but not pretentious, the design plays to the  strengths of the beautiful 17th-century building.

Our luxury self-catering holiday cottages are nestled in the pretty villages of Seamer and Scalby, just outside Scarborough, on the North Yorkshire coast.

Tucked beneath a leafy canopy that’s wrapped inside York’s medieval walls, Middletons is a collection of luxurious accommodation spread across six historical listed buildings, including Chaplin House, Cromwell House and Lady Anne House, which is a fine example of Georgian architecture.

Don’t be fooled by its rural setting and elegant demeanour, inside The Suffield Arms is a heady concoction of styles that commands your  attention. With its flamboyant artwork, old-school bar, Mediterranean tapas restaurant and sultry Saloon Bar, The Suffield has taken the village of Thorpe Market by storm.

Hugged by the North Yorkshire Coast between Scarborough and Filey in the  handsome village of Cayton, The Farrier is blessed with a dramatic  setting and more history than you can shake a stick at. Fusing the rich  equestrian heritage of the village with traditional hospitality, this  family-run inn sees no stone left unturned when it comes to luxury and  comfort.

At the heart of the idyllic coastal village of Mullion, The Old Inn is a traditional 16th-century pub that has retained its old-world Cornish charm. Think thatched roof, parquet flooring and cosy nooks and crannies with sash windows and exposed wooden beams.

As grand and imposing as many of York’s iconic buildings, this Grade I listed Georgian townhouse blends in seamlessly with the city. Judge’s  Lodging not only boasts a beautiful façade, but its interior is equally as striking.

Flanking the River Wharfe and lying beneath the gaze of dramatic fells, Burnsall plays host to The Red Lion, a former 16th-century coaching inn. Blessed with the beautiful scenery of the Yorkshire Dales, this boutique inn with rooms makes a great base for exploring the great outdoors.

Behind the unassuming façade of this 17th-century  coaching inn awaits a rustic interior that celebrates The Golden Lion’s Yorkshire heritage. Still retaining much of its original charm, you’ll  find beautiful oak flooring, inglenook fireplace and tweed fabrics.

Overlooking the ancient Aylsham market square and drenched in history,  The Ironmongers offers unique boutique accommodation. As you step into  this old Elizabethan townhouse, there’s a real sense of history that  floats through the air.