Save £50 on Sally Coulthard's new North Yorkshire tour

Country Living Team
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Save on Sally Coulthard's new North Yorkshire tour Country Living

In summer 2025, Country Living columnist and smallholder Sally Coulthard will be running a North Yorkshire five-day tour, featuring historic houses, local wildlife and charming landscapes.

If taking in the gorgeous Yorkshire countryside and discovering the area's rich history wasn’t enough of a draw, Country Living subscribers can save £50 too.

With highlights such as a visit to Hovingham Hall and Castle Howard, dinner at The Cook’s Place, and a trip to British wildlife artist Robert E Fuller’s gallery, this trip is an opportunity to soak up the very best of North Yorkshire.

Talbot Hotel, in Malton, will act as the base for guests during their Yorkshire excursion – which runs from Sunday 29th June to Thursday 3rd July, 2025.

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The trip will also offer exclusive experiences – including access to Hunting Hall, which is not usually open to the public, as well as a tour around Sally's own Yorkshire smallholding that you'll recognise from our The New Good Life series, plus (weather dependent) the chance to meet some of the animals.

sally standing outside her greenhouse
Adrift Visuals / Alice Greenfield

The itinerary includes a trip to Malton, also known as Yorkshire's food capital, to round off the experience – with a 'An Evening of Yorkshire Produce' dinner at The Cook's Place, a cookery school run by Gilly Robinson.

This four-day jam-packed tour is available to book now starting from £1,275 depending on the hotel room type selected. However, if you’re a Country Living subscriber you can save £50 on the trip.

All you need is your customer number when booking, which is the 12-digit number that can be found on the confirmation email received from Hearst Magazines when you purchased your subscription. It can also be found above your name and address on your Country Living Magazine envelope.

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A full breakdown of the trip itinerary can be found below:

  • Four nights' at the four-star Talbot Hotel, Malton on a B&B basis

  • Two dinners at the hotel restaurant

  • One dinner at The Cook's Place, Malton - 'An Evening of Yorkshire Produce'

  • A guided tour of Rievaulx Abbey, the impressive ruins of one of England's most powerful Cistercian monasteries

  • Guided tour of Hovingham Hall

  • Talk from Sally Coulthard followed by tea and scones in Hunting Hall, not normally open to the public

  • Visit Sally Coulthard's smallholding

  • Visit Castle Howard before it opens to the public, with an expert guide

  • Visit to the Robert Fuller Gallery, with a wildlife talk

  • Enjoy time at leisure in the delightful market town of Helmsley

  • Comfortable coaching throughout

  • The services of a Tour Manager throughout


Inside the boot room

Photo credit: Hearst Owned
Photo credit: Hearst Owned

Sally takes us on a tour of her most important room


A day in the life of a smallholder in winter

Photo credit: Hearst Owned
Photo credit: Hearst Owned

Follow Sally’s seasonal daily rhythm


How to build a campfire

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Photo credit: Hearst Owned

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