Faceby

Small, tranquil village with stunning vistas

Nestled at the foot of the Cleveland Hills, within the North York Moors National Park, Faceby’s blend of historic charm, community spirit and easy access to wild landscapes makes it a truly special corner for those seeking an authentic North Yorkshire.

Living in Faceby

• Highlights: The 12th-Century Church of St Mary Magdalene is a historic Anglican church standing as testament to Faceby’s enduring heritage.
• Cafés, Pubs and Eateries: The Sutton Arms Inn & Restaurant offers traditional ales and is known for its real fire, warm hospitality and classic British cuisine.
• Shopping: Hutton Rudby Spar supermarket, Post Office and petrol station are less than 4 miles away. The market town of Stokesley (5.2 mi) offers shops, restaurants, cafés, health & leisure facilities, and supermarkets.
• Community: A Village Hall for hire, plus a sports field with tennis court and outdoor table-tennis table.
• Education: Well-regarded schools nearby, including a primary in Carlton-in-Cleveland (2.2 mi), a secondary & sixth form in Stokesley, and a co-educational private day school in Yarm.
• Transport Links: Regular buses to Stokesley and Northallerton; easy access to the A19 and onward rail from Northallerton to Edinburgh, Newcastle, York and London King’s Cross.

Residents can enjoy stunning scenic landscapes and panoramic vistas—especially from Carlton Bank—and the village’s semi-rural setting only adds to the picture-postcard charm.

The Cleveland Way National Trail—109 miles (175 km) long—starts in Helmsley and finishes at Filey Brigg on the coast, taking walkers across heather moorland and dramatic cliffs.

Approximate Distances: Stokesley 5.2 mi; Yarm 10.4 mi; Northallerton 12.3 mi; Middlesbrough 13.8 mi; Teesside Park (shopping & leisure) 16 mi; Saltburn Beach 18.7 mi; Darlington 20.2 mi; Harrogate 38.7 mi; York 39 mi; Newcastle 54.7 mi.
International Airports: Teesside International (15.2 mi); Newcastle; Leeds Bradford.