| Coordinates: | 54.424, -1.242 |
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| OS grid ref: | NZ 49 03 |
Faceby is a small rural parish in North Yorkshire, set on the western fringe of the North York Moors with rolling farmland and moorland views that attract walkers and riders. The settlement sits within the district of Hambleton and is within easy reach of market towns such as Stokesley and Northallerton, giving it a quiet, accessible countryside character.
Historically the "-by" suffix points to Viking-era settlement patterns common in this part of Yorkshire, and agriculture has long been central to local life. Today it remains a small, close-knit community where farming, outdoor recreation and modest local services combine with some commuting to nearby towns and occasional tourism from moorland visitors.
TS9 7BY, TS9 7DA, TS9 7BW, TS9 7BU, TS9 7BX, TS9 7BP, TS9 7DR, DL6 3HU, TS9 7DE … See all