Sheriff Hutton is located in Ryedale (North Yorkshire in the United Kingdom) and is located in the centre of the York/Malton/Easingwold triangle. Click here to see where it is!

An historic village with strong Richard III connections both in the 900 year old church of St. Helen and the Holy Cross and the 600 year old Neville Castle.

‘Few villages touch national history so closely as Sheriff Hutton, still a real village despite recent growth. Castle ruins dominate the scene with awesome grandeur, and there is fine country never far away'.

from John Rushton's book ‘The Ryedale Story’

• A village of approximately 1000 inhabitants.
• With a modern village hall having excellent facilities.
• A County Primary School serving also the adjacent villages of Lilling, Whenby, Cornborough, Stittenham and Flaxton.
• Two churches - 900 year old St.Helens & the Holy Cross and the new Methodist Church.
• The Village News - delivered free to every household in the parish on the first day of each month.
• A village which created its own Village Design Statement now used by the Ryedale District Council as Supplementary Planning Guidance.
• Winner of the Village of the Year Community Award in 2000.
• More than 30 organisations involved in community life.
• A very forward thinking Parish Council working to further maintain the character of the village by developing and completing the Parish Plan.