Staithes is famous for its narrow, cobbled streets, network of ginnels and characterful cottages - and you''ll get an authentic feel for them all from this hidden-away holiday home. Located at the water''s edge it''s pet friendly, comes with allocated parking, and has three bedrooms perfect for a family or small party of friends.
Uncluttered styling complements the period feel of this pretty beck-side cottage. The charming living room, complete with bay window, wood burner and comfortable sofas will be at the centre of your downtime; a Smart TV ensures home-from-home entertainment. Close by, the dining room boasts a similar colour scheme, bold marble table and wicker chairs, making this a cheery spot for mealtimes. The galley-style kitchen continues the coastal feel and contains all the essentials for fuss-free self-catering, while upstairs the palette is muted and calm. The first bedroom here has a beamed ceiling and king-size bed, the second has modern bunk beds perfect for children, and the main bedroom is a striking space with sloped, beamed ceilings, a sleigh bed, and a modern en-suite bathroom. A family bathroom completes the first-floor layout. For a sniff of sea air, step outside to a tranquil, paved area right on the water''s edge - take a seat and enjoy the sound of Staithes Beck as it travels towards the sea.
Explore the traditional fishing village of Staithes at your leisure - there are plenty of pubs, cafes, shops, galleries and a fish smokehouse to enjoy, plus boat trips to Whitby,10 miles down the coast. Just 9 miles in the opposite direction, Saltburn-by-the-Sea is home to the oldest water-balanced cliff lift still in operation in Britain, which links its pier - the most-northerly surviving British iron pier - and lower promenade to the upper promenade and town. If you love to walk, the Cleveland Way runs all along this coastline before heading across the North York Moors National Park to Helmsley.