Offering delightful accommodation for up to four guests, this light-filled, thoughtfully designed cottage makes a lovely holiday retreat for walkers, beach lovers and nature spotters eager to experience a magnificent part of North Yorkshire. The picturesque fishing village of Robin Hood’s Bay is known for its narrow cobbled streets and magical scenery, with spectacular cliffs and immediate access onto the stunning North York Moors. A popular spot for fossil hunting, rock pooling and walking, Robin Hood’s Bay lies in an idyllic position with the popular seaside resorts of Whitby to the north (6 miles) and Scarborough to the south (16.5 miles). Whitby is home to the Captain Cook Memorial Museum along the River Esk, and the 199 Steps which lead up to the ancient ruins of Whitby Abbey. In Scarborough, popular highlights include Scarborough Castle, the Rotunda Museum and the Open Air Theatre.
Stepping inside this cute and welcoming hideaway, the small hallway leads through to a delightful lounge with traditional stripped wood floors, sash windows and a feature fireplace alongside a Smart TV, comfortable seating and an array of marine-themed decor and art adding a dash of humorous character to this charming space. Exploring further, the light and thoughtfully organised kitchen has ample equipment for preparing all your favourite dishes. A narrow winding staircase with a rope grabrail leads down to the lower ground floor which is occupied by a bright and stylishly arranged double bedroom with a refreshing en-suite bathroom. Back on the ground floor another winding staircase leads up and directly into the first floor’s cosy bedroom. Set in the eaves of the cottage this light-filled room has low sloping ceilings, a sumptuous double bed and a freestanding in-room bath alongside a screened WC.
A small paved area to the front of the cottage has bench seating, providing a lovely spot for a morning coffee as you get ready to discover a glorious stretch of the magnificent North Yorkshire coast. You can drive down to the bay to unload, and can use the car park at the top of the hill for parking.