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Mouse Manor

Constable Burton, North Yorkshire

A luxurious single level barn conversion near Leyburn for four, with a wood burner, a dining table that turns into a pool table, a hot tub with Dales views and two dogs welcome.

Mouse Manor is a historic Yorkshire barn, lovingly restored into a luxurious dog friendly home for four, with views across the lush green pastures of Wensleydale in every direction. Two dogs are welcome, there is plenty of space for them alongside the family, and a footpath leads straight from the property for the first stroll of the day.

Everything is on one floor, gathered round an impressive open plan space. At one end, the lounge has a traditional wood burner, comfortable seating and floor to ceiling windows framing the Dales, and before the bags are unpacked both dogs have found the fire. At the opposite end is the contemporary kitchen, and when dinner is done the dining table flips over to reveal a full size pool table.

In the master bedroom, an oak sleigh super king is matched by an en suite with an elliptical bath and an infrared sauna, and the spacious twin has its own shower room. Outside, the hot tub looks out across the countryside, a paved terrace with seating is made for morning coffee, and there is an enclosed garden area with seating where the dogs can join you in the open air.

Leyburn, 4 miles away, is home to the Forbidden Corner, Middleham Castle and the peaceful Harmby Waterfall, along with independent shops and eateries, and the market town of Bedale is 7 miles off. Finghall, less than two miles away, has a rural station on the Wensleydale steam railway, and there is a welcoming pub within a mile for the end of a walk with the dogs.

We research every description carefully and believe it to be accurate, but details can change. Please confirm anything important, especially dog rules, with the booking agent or property owner before you book.

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from £1,157 for 7 nights

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At a Glance

Dogs Welcome
2 dogs
Enclosed Garden
Yes
Garden area with seating (Enclosed) | Sauna and hot tub for ultimate luxury | Pool table | Electric and heating included | Ample off-road parking | LCD TV and Wi-Fi included | Marshall Bluetooth sound
Sleeps
4 guests
Rooms
2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
Price
from £1,157 / 7 nights
Grading
5 star
Arrival
in from 16:00, out by 10:00
Facilities
Games, Hot tub, Open fire, Parking, Wifi

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is Mouse Manor dog friendly?

    Yes, Mouse Manor welcomes dogs as standard — up to two are included, with a third possible by arrangement with the owners. The single-storey layout makes it genuinely practical for dogs as well as people: there's direct access from the living space to an enclosed garden, and the floors throughout are stone, so muddy paws aren't a problem.

  • Are dogs allowed at Mouse Manor year round?

    The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, and nothing in the property's setup suggests otherwise. A footpath leaves directly from the property, and the walking in the surrounding area — including open moorland in Coverdale — is accessible whatever the time of year.

  • What should I know before visiting Mouse Manor with my dog?

    Two dogs are welcome as standard; if you're bringing a third, just check with the owners beforehand. The enclosed garden means dogs can get outside easily without any fuss, and the footpath from the property means the first walk of the day starts right at the door — no loading them into the car first. It's also worth knowing that dogs can run loose on much of the moorland ground to the west, particularly up into Coverdale.

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