Exceptionally based in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds, giving you great access to historical sites and miles of footpaths and cycling routes. Great destination for small families and couples.
Surrounded by countryside, this cottage enjoys a peaceful location and is close to many enjoyable walks and cycle routes. The Wolds scenery is breathtaking with rolling chalk hills and valleys situated south of the North Yorkshire Moors, a spot perfect for picnics and a favourite with the artist David Hockney. There are many other activities going on in the area, including horse riding, guided walks, plus farmers’ markets, country fairs, and many other festive events. Head towards the thriving coastline, and spend your afternoons on the lovely sandy beaches, where you can have a relaxing afternoon sunbathing, swimming or playing a variety of beach games. Venture slightly further afield and you can discover Beverley Minster and the historic city of York.
Park on the driveway and make your way into the cottage, welcoming you with a small entrance vestibule to hang your coats and leave shoes behind. The cottage is wonderfully warm and cosy with a lovely warming interior. Step into the lounge, furnished with two large sofas, ideal to sit back and relax whilst watching a film on the TV after a long day exploring the Yorkshire Wolds. The spacious kitchen connects to the lounge, with a dining table so you can gather around at mealtimes. Prepare a homecooked meal with ease on the electric hob/oven, with further appliances including a fridge/freezer, dishwasher machine and microwave. The ground floor also benefits from a useful under-stair utility room , which houses the washing machine. When it’s time to retire, pick from a twin room with its private en-suite shower room with shower and WC, or the king-size bedroom with fabulous view of the open countryside and also with an en-suite shower over the bath and WC.
There is a small garden to the front of the property, which is a lovely spot to enjoy the views whilst sipping a refreshing drink, watching the sun come up over the fields.