Our multi-award winning venue for hosting our Anew Retreats is the beautiful, Harmony House in Stillingfleet near York.

With its rustic red brick, Harmony House holds a rich history dating back to the 17th Century. This house is a unique blend of old-world charm and modern facilities, once serving as a coaching house and even housing the local post office.

Its historical ties to St. Helen's church in Stillingfleet are woven into its very walls, with the guest lounge having been used as the church's reading room. In the 18th Century, the top layer and front French turret were added by local landowers, the Prestons of Moreby Hall, who also contributed Moreby Chapel to our village church.

We think you'll agree that we have created a welcoming and comfortable environment where you can truly unwind and, most importantly, reconnect with God.

All of our gorgeous bedrooms are individually styled and have the following as standard:

A ‘cool max’ gel-topped mattress is provided for your comfort.

Cole and Lewis toiletries are complimentary for your use.

Tea & coffee facilities are in the room with bottled water and fresh milk is provided in the silent fridge.

Each guest bedroom has a Smart TV

The majority of our furniture is quality Willis and Gambier.

Unwind in our superior, spacious, quiet & comfortable bedroom, which comes with an ensuite, extra large shower and comfortable armchairs.

Enjoy the view through the large bay window, which looks out over The Green and Stillingfleet Beck.  Watch out for the barn owl swooping over The Green!

Great Burnet has blackout curtains installed for your comfort

Relax in our quiet & comfortable, king-sized room, with it’s vintage exposed wooden beams. Poppy comes with a sparkling ensuite shower room.

Enjoy our quiet & comfortable double bedroom, which comes with an ensuite comprising of both a vintage freestanding roll-top bath and walk in shower.

You’ll enjoy a lovely view over The Green and Stillingfleet Beck. Watch out for the barn owl swooping over The Green!

This pretty, quirky, one-bedroomed self-catering holiday cottage was once a 17th century coach house. Check out the old mirror on the wall, which the coachmen used to ensure they were presentable before collecting their employers!  

There is a small private shower room, with toilet, which is ensuite to the bedroom.

Enjoy the spacious super-king bed in the bedroom, which can be configured to a twin upon request.

There is a full sized pull-down double bed in the lounge area.

Willow Cottage has blackout curtains for your comfort

Should you be staying on a personal self-led retreat, you’ll have all you need to cater for yourself in our compact well-equipped kitchen and a complimentary continental breakfast hamper is provided for stays of 3 night’s or more.