Romanby and Brompton
Northallerton's largest neighbourhoods, with many modern family homes and gardens that suit composite decks.
Osmotherley
A stone village at the edge of the moors in the National Park, where timber suits the setting.
Thornton-le-Beans and Great Smeaton
Small villages with older houses and big gardens.
East Cowton and Appleton Wiske
Northern villages in open countryside with farm views.
Morton-on-Swale, Ainderby Steeple, Yafforth, Scruton and Kirby Sigston
Villages to the west with a mix of cottages and newer homes.
Out of town
Many of the villages we work in are small, with houses set along a green or a single main street. Gardens are often generous and run back to fields or hedges, which makes them ideal for a deck positioned to catch the evening sun or face the hills. Farmhouses and barn conversions often have the space for something larger.
Further afield
If you're between villages, down a farm track or in a hamlet we haven't listed, ask anyway. We're happy to come out across the Vale and will tell you straight away if you're beyond the area we cover.
Access in the villages
Most village gardens are easy to reach, but some cottages only have a narrow passage or a gate onto a lane. We'll look at the route at the visit and plan deliveries so they don't block the road.
Questions people ask
Do you charge to travel to villages?
No. Visits and quotes are free.
Do you work in the National Park?
Yes. We'll talk through any extra permissions.