Offering snug and relaxing accommodation for two guests, this delightful bolthole is perfect for nature spotters, sightseers, walkers and history buffs discovering a breathtaking part of North Yorkshire. Ideally positioned opposite a small and convenient local train station, the property lies in the historic village of Glaisdale, home of the Beggar’s Bridge and the Museum of Victorian Science. The surrounding North York Moors offer miles of walks in every direction, with chances to take in idyllic bluebell woods and the route of the River Esk – a popular spot for salmon fishing. For a day by the sea, head to the thriving coastal resort of Whitby (8 miles), with its beautiful beaches and attractions including The Cinder Track, Larpool Viaduct and the ruins of an ancient abbey reached via the 199 Steps. Also nearby are the Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum, Wheeldale Roman Road and Mulgrave Castle, all within 14 miles.
Take the steps down from the parking area to the front door of this delightful cottage. Heading inside, a light, fresh and spacious open-plan lounge/kitchen/diner offers a warm welcome. The comfortable lounge features plush seating and a Smart TV, providing an ideal space for you to snuggle up and relax after an exhilarating day. Sitting beneath large skylights, the central dining table is perfect for a romantic meal, which you can prepare in the sleek and elegantly presented kitchen, which has a handy breakfast bar, ample equipment and plenty of storage and workspace. A couple of steps lead up to a sumptuous shower room, followed by a further flight of steps up to the tastefully decorated bedroom with a lovely king-size bed and a sliding door which opens out onto a Juliet balcony offering idyllic views.
Stepping outside, a lovely decked terrace has ample garden furniture, offering a peaceful spot to sit out, dine alfresco and take in the peaceful surrounding views over the beck as it trickles past. Off-street parking is available for up to two cars.