This semi-detached stone cottage is situated in the fascinating village of Ravenscar, 'The town that never was!' There are breath-taking views of the Heritage Coast and Robin Hood's Bay from the walking and cycling trails centred on the village. The property has a solid fuel stove, three bedrooms all with sea views, a washer/ dryer and dishwasher, enclosed garden and private parking for 2 cars. A cosy cottage ideal for walking and cycling along the coast or a base for a relaxing family holiday. The local hotel is a short walk away with its Panorama restaurant and public bar. Ravenscar is a perfect base for exploring the North York Moors and "Heartbeat" country, as well as coastal fishing villages and the resorts of Whitby and Scarborough.
GROUND FLOOR:
Hallway: Leading to
Lounge: TV with DVD, with solid fuel stove.
Dining room: Dining table and chairs.
Kitchen: Fridge, built-in separate freezer, electric hob and separate electric oven, built-in microwave, washer/dryer and dishwasher.
Cloakroom: Toilet with washbasin.
FIRST FLOOR:
Bedroom 1: King size bed and built-in wardrobes
Bedroom 2: Good size room twin beds (can be zip and link super king bed on request) with built-in wardrobes and chest of drawers.
Bedroom 3: Single bed with built-in wardrobe.
Bathroom: Bath with a shower over, toilet and washbasin.
Pets: Well-behaved pets welcome.
Garden: Gated front garden, patio with garden furniture and enclosed rear garden. Large shed for storage of bicycles.
Parking: Private parking for two cars.
Heating: Air source central heating.
Short breaks: Short breaks not accepted at peak times.
Pub: 0.3 miles, Shop: 3 miles
Notes: Please bring your own towels. No extra charges for fuel for fire. No smoking at this property. Travel cot available. Mobile phone signal is variable.Unlimited WiFi.
Ravenscar
Ravenscar is a coastal village 10 miles north of Scarborough. It sits on the cliff tops with dramatic views along the Heritage Coast and across Robin Hoods Bay. The National Trust operate a visitor centre in the village and own much land nearby including the historic archaeological remains of Peak Alum Works. The cliff top Alum works was once part of an important industry for dyeing and tanning leather. For those interested in walking, there are fantastic coastal and moorland routes centred on the village. The Cleveland Way passes through and the Lyke Wake Walk across the moors ends here. The National Cycle route number 1 also passes through with Scarborough and Whitby each being about 11 traffic free miles away.