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5 minute drive from Northallerton is Brompton village which is listed in the Doomsday Book as “Brunton” under the lands of the Bishop of Durham. In 1138 the Battle of the Standard was fought in Brompton Parish on the north side of the village. The conflict was between King David of Scotland and King Stephen of England and resulted in an overwhelming victory of the English forces commanded by Archbishop Thurstan of York. The bodes of a thousand Scots are believed to be buried in the area known as Scots Pit Lane while local place names commemorate the battle, e.g., Red Hills and Standard Hill Farm
It is within easy access to the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the Yorkshire Dales with plenty of places to visit including:-
Cleveland Way, Coast to Coast Walks
Helmsley - Duncombe Castle Kirkbymoorside
Thornton Le Dale - home to Bangers & Cash Dalby Forest
Scarborough Bempton Cliff
and not forgetting York.

Parking in front of the cottage for one car as well as on street parking.
There is plenty of parking in Northallerton for short stays or long stays.
Main line train station is approximately 8 minute drive from Brompton.
As with any rural area public buses have a limited timetable.
There are a number of local taxis and taxis ranks in Northallerton.