Perfect for a couple or solo traveller alongside their canine companion, enjoy stunning sea views from this traditional cottage in the heart of Robin Hood’s Bay.
This 17th-century, Grade-II listed, former butcher''s shop and fisherman''s cottage retains many wonderful original features, such as beamed ceilings and a stone fireplace, whilst offering all the modern comforts of home. Step off the quaint cobbled ginnel and into a welcoming open-plan living space with comfortable armchairs in front of a roaring wood burner and a well-equipped kitchen complete with everything you need to whip up a delicious meal. On the first floor, find an inviting lounge with plush leather sofas from which to take in the far-reaching sea views, and there''s a lovely open fireplace that''s sure to be popular with your furry friend. The modern shower room can also be found on this floor. Climb the stairs to the second floor and enter a charming, light-filled bedroom tucked under the sloping eaves of the roof. This dual-aspect room offers even more spectacular sea views from its elevated position. Though this property has no outdoor space of its own, there are plenty of green open spaces nearby, and the beach is a 150-metre stroll away.
Famed for its charming cobbled streets, old fishermen’s huts and sailors'' houses, Robin Hood’s Bay makes for a gorgeous holiday setting on the North Yorkshire Coast. The beach is dog friendly all year round and is a superb location for unearthing fossils at the base of the cliffs or around the rock pools that Rover will undoubtedly be keen to investigate too. For a walk to get tails wagging, join the Cleveland Way, which passes through the village, and take the lead to adventure towards magnificent coastal cliff-top scenery with plenty of exciting sights, sounds and smells for canine companions to investigate along the way. After all that activity, you and your hound will be in need of refreshment, and the village''s cafes, pubs and restaurants serve up indulgent cooked breakfasts, delicious light lunches and hearty pub grub. You''ll find that, at most establishments, four legs are as welcome as two!