Houses of the North York Moors: Thornton-le-Dale

The Owlets (left - formerly Brenmar), Thornton-le-Dale High Street, C18 house with C19 shopfront. Grade II Listed. Hammered sandstone walls with stepped eaves course, pantile roof and central brick chimney stack. Pilaster and bracketed entablature shopfront with panelled shutters (British Listed Buildings). Amber Croft (right).

Houses of the North York Moors: Beadlam

White Cottage. Grade II Listed C17 cottage with earlier origins (British Listed Buildings).

Converted Chapel? Kirkbymoorside

Houses of the North York Moors: Kirkbymoorside, Market Town

6 High Market Place, brick, became a fashionable building material in the late C18 and early C19 (Houses of the North York Moors, 1995: 207).

Houses of the North York Moors: Lastingham

Houses of the North York Moors: Appleton-le-Moors

Ivy Dene, early-mid C19. Materials: Dressed limestone with sandstone quoin stones, pantile roof, brick chimney stacks and stone coped gables. East-facing front elevation. Grade II Listed

Houses of the North York Moors: Spaunton

Hill Top Farm, farmhouse circa 1760, sandstone, pantile and brick, Grade II Listed

Houses of the North York Moors: Hutton-le-Hole

Houses of the North York Moors: Pickering