Beadlam is a small village in the Ryedale district of North Yorkshire. It is unusual due to being physically connected to another village, Nawton, and the two villages are known together as Nawton Beadlam. The village has a tavern that serves food as well as a fish and chip business. The wealthy market town of Helmsley, about 3 miles away, is historically recognised for possessing its own 12th-century castle. With the national route, Cleveland Way, commencing in Helmsley and offering spectacular views of the coast and old stone crosses, there is good walking right on your doorstep.
