Every dog has its day, and so will you when you stay in this enchanting cottage nestled within the riverside village of Great Ayton. Sleeping two humans and a canine companion, the property is a captivating combination of traditional charm and contemporary elegance, providing the perfect sanctuary for cosy breaks. Sniff for rabbits throughout the North York Moors National Park and enjoy hearty feasts beside the fire in welcoming pubs. At the end of a busy day, there’s nothing quite like returning to snuggle up by the TV with the one you love and your waggy-tailed chum.
Beneath the cheerful exterior is a stylish haven with exposed bricks, tasteful furniture, and sophisticated decor. Wipe down messy paws before sending Fido skittering across the wooden floor in search of treats whilst you crack open the wine and relax in the lounge area. A sleek galley-style kitchen will be the envy of any enthusiastic cook, and there’s a handy dining space for leisurely meals by candlelight. Upstairs, the fabulous bathroom is top dog for a spot of pampering and the bedroom will prove far too tempting for a restful night’s slumber. Sip drinks under the stars in your private courtyard, or don your glad rags in the upstairs dressing room ready for an evening meal in one of the nearby pubs. Off-road parking is subject to availability at the nearby free car park.
Stretch all four limbs as you explore near and far, following the Cleveland Way through the heather-clad wilderness to really take in the astounding landscape of the North York Moors. Stretching from Helmsley to Whitby, you can access the route at various points such as Roseberry Topping 2 miles away, where you can scamper up the rolling hills to admire the views.
This is the sister property to 'The Old Police House' which is just round the corner!