This lovely stone-built cottage is centred around a pretty courtyard and is situated in Ravenscar, 'the town that never was' on the heritage coast. It is adjacent to Smuggler's Rock Country House, now a spacious holiday home, which was built in 1840 as a temperance inn and used later on as a Coaching Inn and has links with smuggling which was flourishing on this part of the coast. The property is on a smallholding with lots of animals. This property is four-star graded, Visit England. There is a double bed and two 2'6 single beds.
GROUND FLOOR:
Entrance: Through patio area leading straight into
Kitchen: Fridge/freezer, electric cooker with grill and oven, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher.
Lounge/Diner: Electric fire, Flat screen TV with Freeview and radio, DVD player, Alexa echo show with dining table and chairs.
FIRST FLOOR:
Bedroom 1: Double bed wardrobe, chest of drawers and bedside tables.
Bedroom 2: Twin 2ft 6" beds with chest of drawers and wardrobe.
Shower room: Power shower, toilet and washbasin.
Pets: Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome by arrangement at the time of booking. Dogs need to be minimum 6 months old and fully house trained on arrival date
Garden: Enclosed attractive patio/garden with BBQ and garden furniture.
Parking: Private off-road parking for at least one car with ev charging point (elec charged at cost)
Heating: Night storage heaters.
Short breaks: Not accepted at peak times.
Notes: Towels are provided. A travel cot and highchair are available upon request. Unlimited WiFi is available free of charge. No smoking at this property. Mobile phone signal is strong.
Pub: 2 miles, Shop: 6 miles.
Ravenscar
Ravenscar is a coastal village 10 miles north of Scarborough. It sits on the cliff tops with views of Robin Hoods Bay from the Raven Hall Hotel, and the historic archaeological remains of Peak Alum Works. The Alum works is now a National Trust site but it was once part of an important industry for dyeing and tanning leather. For those interested in walks there are fantastic coastal routes to Robin Hoods Bay and through to Whitby for a more challenging trek.