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HOLIDAY COTTAGES
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CYCLING
the NORTH YORKSHIRE
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Here are a few of the
Holiday Cottages we list in the North
Yorkshire Coast area:
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IThis delightful barn
conversion is situated in a quiet, peaceful
location, and retains exposed beams while
the furnishings have been carefully chosen
and co-ordinated. Pickering, 7 miles is home
to the North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway,
which travels across ’Heartbeat’ country.
Scarborough and Malton, 11 miles. Ideal for
exploring the North York Moors and the East
Coast, with Flamingo Land, 9 miles.
Scarborough is home to a Sea Life and Marine
sanctuary, wide sandy beaches, sports
facilities and family entertainment. This is
an excellent holiday base for touring the
area and many historic houses and abbeys
including Castle Howard, Ayton Castle or
Whitby Abbey. Shop 1½ miles, pub ½ mile.
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In an elevated
position with views across the quaint
fishing village of Staithes, this four
storey fisherman’s holiday cottage stands
just 100 yards from the beach. 10 miles to
Whitby with its Benedictine Abbey, Captain
Cook’s house, museum and marina. Inland the
North Yorkshire Moors National Park, scene
of ’Heartbeat’ with walking and choice of
inns. Shops and pubs within 100 yards.
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Property
Ref: 14686 - Beech View - Sleeps
6 - 8
Property Location: Nafferton, nr.
Bridlington .
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Shared use of
outdoor heated swimming pool
Set in 2
acres of beautifully kept shared grounds,
this very spacious holiday property has
magnificent views across the Yorkshire
Wolds. Most bedrooms have en-suite
facilities and the accommodation is very
comfortable. Guests have shared use of an
outdoor, heated swimming pool, 6.4m long,
where children must be supervised. There is
also shared use of a mini-gym.
Bridlington, 9 miles, has a wide sandy
beach, pretty harbour offering boat trips,
leisure facilities and spa pavilion. RSPB
Bird Sanctuary at Bempton 12 miles.
This
is an ideal location for enjoying the coast
or country, with the traditional seaside
resort of Scarborough and the rugged,
unspoilt beauty of the North York Moors
National Park 20 miles.
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For an alternative
day out, the ancient walled city of York 25 miles,
with its magnificent minster, museums and a myriad
of shops and cobbled alleyways. Burton Agnes Hall, 5
miles, fishing 2 miles. Pubs, restaurants and shops
1 mile.
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This
semi-detached holiday cottage has a private
courtyard garden, and lies within the
farming village of Staxton. Scarborough 7
miles has a wide sandy bay, and offers
fishing trips, sports facilities and 3
theatres, it also has a wealth of shops,
restaurants and lots to do. Beaches at Filey
7 miles. Golf by arrangement at Ganton golf
course 2 miles (handicap certificate
required). North Yorkshire Moors National
Park 10 miles. Whitby 30 miles. York 40
miles. Shop 1 mile, pub 200 yards.
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Property
Ref: 16259 - Nella Cottage
- Sleeps
4 - 5
Property Location: Port Mulgrave,
Saltburn-by-the-Sea.
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This
lovely spacious holiday cottage boasts
uninterrupted views over the sea, hills and
moors beyond. An ideal base for walking,
with the Cleveland Way, 100 yards from the
door, offering views towards various pretty
fishing villages further along the coast.
Whitby 9 miles, Scarborough, York, the Dales
and Heartbeat country within easy reach.
Shop 1 mile, pub 500 yards.
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This pretty refurbished 18th century Grade
II listed holiday cottage is within walking
distance of the centre of Stratford which
apart from the Royal Shakespeare Theatre,
boasts several leisure activities including
an indoor swimming pool and gym. Anne
Hathaway’s cottage is nearby with abundant
local scenic walks. Set in a quiet
conservation area, this is a superb location
from which to explore Shakespeare’s
birthplace, Warwick Castle and the
Cotswolds. On road parking is also
available. Shop, pub and Italian restaurant
within ¼mile
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Just 300
yards from Bridlington’s south bay, this
attractive 1920s detached house lies at the
edge of the town overlooking Bridlington
Golf Club. Bridlington has a harbour and 5
miles of award winning sandy beaches. Beach
huts and children’s play pools on the South
Promenade.
Launching
service for small boats from the Belvedere
slipway. To the north lie the cliffs of
Flamborough Head and RSPB sanctuary at
Bempton. Burton Agnes Hall and Sewerby Hall,
both within 5 miles. Sledmere 10 miles.
Shops 500 yards, pub 200 yards.
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This
character filled Grade II listed fisherman’s
cottage is set in the heart of the charming
village of Staithes. Well placed for a
holiday exploring the lovely coastal scenery
of the North Yorkshire and Cleveland
Heritage Coast with Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay
and the verdant surroundings of the North
York Moors National Park close by. Only 75
yards from the harbour, beach and Cleveland
Way. Shop 150 yards, pub 75 yards.
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This
delightful cottage has a small south facing
garden and stands opposite the Driffield
canal. A sleepy village, ideal for a
relaxing holiday, Wansford lies in the
undulating countryside of the Yorkshire
Wolds, 10 miles from the coast at Skipsea
and 12 miles from Bridlington with harbour
and wide sheltered bay. Places of interest
nearby include Sledmere, Burton Agnes and
Sewerby Hall. The magnificent cliffs of
Flamborough and RSPB sanctuary at Bempton
cliffs, 16 miles. The historic and elegant
town of Beverley, 13 miles, with race
course. York 30 miles. Shops 2 miles, pub
200 yards.
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This charming fisherman’s cottage is set at
the top of the cobbled road which winds down
to the sleepy village of Staithes. Full of
character and charm with beamed ceilings and
open fire, a cosy holiday retreat at all
times of year. The Cleveland Way passes near
to the cottage and there are many lovely
clifftop walks in the area and the whole of
the North York Moors and coast are nearby.
Beach, shop and pub within 200 yards.
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Sandy bay 5
minutes walk
This
beautifully furnished, large Edwardian
maisonette, approximately 50 yards from the
cliff top (sea views from balcony) is a five
minute walk to Filey golf club, the wide
sandy bay and also the park with boating,
playground and café. St Oswalds is spacious
and comfortable and consists of the first
and second floors of the left half of the
building in photograph. Bordered by the
rocky Brigg and the magnificent chalk cliffs
of Bempton (RSPB sanctuary), this stretch of
coastline has long been a favourite for
families. Ponies on the beach and mini golf
on the promenade, this small resort has
remained unspoilt over the decades. The
larger resort of Scarborough, 6 miles,
offers excellent theatre, harbour with boat
trips, the Sea Life centre and Water Scene
swimming pool. Robin Hood’s Bay, 23 miles,
renowned as a smuggler’s haunt, its narrow
cobbled streets built into the cliff side.
Historic Whitby with picturesque marina and
harbour, 30 miles. Other places of interest
in the area include Sledmere, Burton Agnes
Norman manor house and Castle Howard. City
of York 40 miles. Ganton golf club is a
short drive and there is excellent walking
along the Cleveland Way. Shops, inns, cafes
and restaurants all within 100 yards.
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Just 2 miles from the picturesque sea resort
of Filey, this spacious, dormer bungalow
offers comfortable holiday accommodation for
two families. Set in a small village,
directly opposite the local inn, and with
its own garden the property has four
bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms.
Filey’s wide sandy bay is bordered by the
rocky Brigg to the north and the magnificent
chalk cliffs of Bempton, with RSPB centre,
to the south. This unspoiled resort has long
been a favourite for families, and the wide
promenade along the beach offers mini golf,
paddling pool and cafes. Scarborough, 7
miles has a colourful harbour, fishing
trips, two wide sandy bays, Sea Life centre,
excellent theatre, restaurants and shopping.
Historic seaport of Whitby, 28 miles.
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excellent area for walkers, the Cleveland
Way follows the cliff-top paths and inland
the Wolds Way Walk meanders through the
villages and farmland. North Moors National
Park, 10 miles.
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Places of interest
in the area include Sledmere and Burton Agnes Norman
Manor House. Castle Howard, 35 miles. City of York,
40 miles. Shop 300 yards, pub 20 yards.
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Property
Ref: 17825 - Eljay - Sleeps
9
Property Location:
Whitby,
North Yorkshire.
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Overlooking
marina and harbour
Set on a
hillside overlooking the picturesque marina
and harbour, this four storey house offers
spacious holiday accommodation and has been
furnished and equipped to a very good
standard. Steeped in history, the colourful
seaport stands beneath the abbey, its many
cobbled yards and ginnels full of quaint
Georgian cottages, interesting specialists
shops, inns and restaurants. Fishing trips
are available from the harbourside and there
is a 3 mile stretch of beach to Sandsend.
Places of special interest include Captain
Cook’s museum, the 199 steps leading to St
Mary’s Church and the abbey ruins, and
Pannet Park Museum. The nearby coastal
villages of Robin Hood’s Bay, built into the
cliffs and renowned as a smugglers haunt,
and Runswick Bay are well worth a visit;
whilst the larger resort of Scarborough, 20
miles, offers excellent theatre, the Sea
Life Centre, and Water Scene swimming pool.
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Inland, the
glorious North York Moors offer excellent walking
and wildlife. North York Moors steam railway from
Grosmont, 6 miles. Esk Valley railway from Whitby.
Cliff top golf course 2 miles. City of York, 45
miles. Shops and pubs 100 yards.
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100 yards
from beach
Britain’s
first holiday resort, Scarborough has been
welcoming visitors for over 360 years and is
a delightful bustling seaside town catering
for all the family. Beautiful sandy beaches
of the North and South Bays are divided by a
rocky headland, all proudly overlooked by
Scarborough’s 12th century castle and
affording uninterrupted views across the
coastline as far as Filey Brigg. At the foot
of the castle in the harbour, fishermen
still land their catch. Beaches, cliff top
walks and a busy shopping centre are all
easily reached by the Victorian cliff lifts.
A town of immense style with some of the
finest parks and gardens, an elegant
Esplanade and the magnificent Spa complex,
where the only remaining seaside orchestra
still performs. Something for everyone, by
day or night with traditional Punch & Judy
shows, donkey rides, seafront amusements, an
indoor swimming pool, the Sea Life Centre,
Peasholm Park, art galleries and museums,
and top stars performing at the town’s
theatres.
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Green Tor is just
100 yards from the North Bay, overlooking Peasholm
Park, and is a spacious, 1930s detached house in its
own large, private garden. Shops and pubs 200 yards.
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This
comfortably furnished holiday cottage, with
patio overlooking terraced flower bed, is
within easy reach of the beaches of both
Scarborough and Filey, 7 miles. Scarborough
has an excellent choice of restaurants,
shops, spa, theatre and Sea Life centre.
Filey is a
small seaside town, with wide sandy bay and
promenade, very popular with young families.
RSPB sanctuary at Bempton 15 miles. NYM
steam railway at Pickering, 20 miles.
Whitby, 28 miles. City of York, 36 miles.
Shop ½ mile, pub 2 minutes away.
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Amazing views
- Located in one of the most prestigious
positions on the West Cliff in what must be
a premiere location of Whitby, situated on a
corner site it offers a beautiful
unrestricted view across the sea, cliff
tops, East Cliff and Sandsend. This
apartment offers a very good standard of
holiday accommodation, light and airy with
beautiful views from the turreted
lounge/dining room windows as well as the
main double bedroom with patio doors to the
balcony. Close to the cliff top amenities
and sports centre. Steeped in history,
Whitby has it all, from 3 miles of sandy
beach to a colourful harbour front, cobbled
streets, curio shops and tea rooms in
abundance. Captain Cooks museum and the
famous 199 steps that lead you up to the
ancient St Mary’s church and the Abbey
ruins. The
ideal place from which to visit the delights
of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park
with quaint villages and moorland walks all
waiting to be explored just a few miles
away.
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See the
little coastal villages with sandy beaches and walk
along the cliff walks. Pub and restaurant 50 yards. |
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