The Old Rectory is a Grade II Listed 18th Century Georgian residence which was built in 1737 with a later addition built in 1786.
Part of the building housed what was a music room for local school children in bygone times, but is now the Drawing Room. The house is set in a large old English Country garden with the original early Georgian garden wall.
The village of Thormanby dates back many hundreds of years and has a population of just 118 residents. Grade II listed Georgian Rectory located on the fringes of the North York Moors National Park, More commonly known as 'James Herriot country', with Whitby, and the seaside towns of Scarborough and Filey a convenient drive away.
Set in a rural location near the Georgian market town of Thirsk with its popular racecourse.

The Old Rectory Facilities and Services
• All bedrooms are En-suite
• Equipped with colour TV and DVD/video players
• Provided with Tea/Coffee/Choc making facilities
• Towels, soap, shampoos are all provided
• Centrally heated
• Spacious rooms with comfortable chairs/settee
• Car parking for guests
• Guest Lounge with real fires
• Drying facilities and equipment storage

The Old Rectory / Nearby Activities and Attractions
• James Herriot' Museum and visitor attraction
(Where you can visit his home and the famous surgery)
• Byland Abbey
• Thirsk Racecourse
• Jorvik Viking centre
• York minister
• ‘White Horse' Hambleton Hills
• Rievaulx Abbey
• North York Moors Railway
• North York Moors National park
• Seaside fishing village