Foxholes is a quaint country village situated in a valley in the Northern Yorkshire Wolds, and is a mixture of houses, farms and farm buildings.  The church of St Mary was erected in 1866 in Norman style and stands on the edge of the village on the road to Ganton.

There are no pubs in the village but the nearby villages of Ganton, Weaverthorpe,  Kilham, Thwing and Flixton all have pubs that serve good food. 

For local entertainment, there are cinemas in both Scarborough and Bridlington.  There is also a small arts cinema in Scarborough which regularly shows films from around the world. The Stephen Joseph Theatre in Scarborough is the UK home of Alan Ayckbourn and other playwrights. 

The Ryedale Festival, one of North Yorkshire's finest art festivals, takes place every July in venues throughout North Yorkshire such as Castle Howard, Sledmere House and the Memorial Hall in Pickering. 

Further afield, but within an hour's drive of Manor Farmhouse, are the evening ghost walks around York or Whitby.

For all you keen golfers, the renowned Ganton Golf Club is only 4 miles away.

Last updated: 08 August 2011                                                                   Website created and designed by Susan and Richard Fulcher