Dog Friendly Cottages North Yorkshire

Enjoying three floors of beautifully presented accommodation, this spacious terraced holiday home makes a wonderful base for groups of families and friends to call home as they explore this fabulous part of North Yorkshire’s coast. Enter into the hallway leading not to one, but two living areas. There is a separate cosy living room with comfortable seating nestled around the TV, ideal for lazy evenings enjoying the family’s favourite films. There is also a second living area, which is open plan with a kitchen with a raised dining area. The kitchen is where you can show off your culinary skills in the ample preparation area, making use of the assortment of contemporary quality appliances - perfect for cooking up Sunday roasts or packing up a picnic for the following day’s beach break. The dining area is a sociable spot where you can catch up with loved ones over a home-cooked dish or a glass of something refreshing. This spacious property has four bedrooms which enjoy the same tasteful interior design as the social hubs of the home, and have been designed to offer a flexible sleeping arrangement to suit couples, families with young children, groups of friends and those alike. Choose between two double bedrooms with en-suite facilities, and two twin bedrooms sharing a bathroom.

For those evenings where you do not feel like cooking, or are looking for a special spot to celebrate an occasion, you can find a plethora of places to eat in, as well as pubs to enjoy, not far from the doorstep. There is also an abundance of shops for browsing around. For those feeling adventurous, the Cleveland Way offers a clifftop route taking in the stunning scenery, or during the summer months you can soak up the sun at the award-winning golden sands in Filey before taking a stroll to Hunmanby Gap. Or in the other direction, Brigg has shallow rock pools just waiting to be discovered, and is great for those with younger guests.

Other attractions in the area include the RSPB Bempton Cliffs Seabird Centre, where you can catch a glimpse of a variety of seabirds, or travel north up the coast to spend some time in Scarborough, home to the Sea Life Centre, Alpamare UK and Scarborough Castle, offering something for all ages. Number Five is the ideal holiday home for a seaside break on the beautiful Yorkshire Coast. Beach ½ mile. Shop 350 yards, pub and restaurant 180 yards.

A wonderful four-storey property resting in Scarborough, North Yorkshire. Close to amenities. Near a beach. Near the North York Moors National Park. Pickering 18.4 miles; Whitby 19.6 miles; York 41.8 miles.

This was once a modest cottage dating back to the 1920s which has been completely transformed into the most incredible coastal retreat. Each room is presented to an exceptionally high standard, welcoming guests to an outstanding stay by the sea. Situated on Cliff Street, you are only steps away from the many bustling cafés, bars and independent shops which all aim to delight the visitors who come to this beautiful town. You are also within easy reach of all the attractions Whitby boasts, including the long golden beach stretching to Sandsend. The patio at the front of the property has glass fencing to maximise the breathtaking panoramic views and this sun trap is perfect for sitting out and watching the world go by with a glass or two of something special. These are easily some of the best views in Whitby – and they are all yours!
Stepping inside through double glass doors, you are welcomed into the modern and well-equipped kitchen, complete with a breakfast bar. From every room (except the shower rooms and toilet) you have harbour or sea views. The adjoining open plan living/dining room is spacious and tastefully furnished, with enough seating for this to be an enjoyable social space for you all together. The ground floor is complete with a toilet for added convenience. Upstairs on the first floor are two kingsize bedrooms, each with wood panelling and bespoke built-in hanging rails and shelves. The family bathroom on this floor is exquisite with a bath as well as a separate shower. On the second floor are a further two kingsize bedrooms, almost a mirror reflection of the bedrooms below, but with more elevated views. There is also a well-presented shower room on this floor.
Whitby is seafaring town and proud of its heritage; there are tales of Viking invasions, heroic sea rescues as well as seafaring pioneers. Discover more at the museums, including one on a tall ship in the harbour. Today fishermen still sail from Whitby, there are many award-winning restaurants where you can sample the freshly caught seafood. There are also festivals throughout the seasons making this a perfect all year-round resort to visit.
The surrounding North York Moors National Park is full of moorland and woodland trails as well as the wonderful heritage steam railway, the steam train leaves Whitby and travels over the moors towards the market town of Pickering, with other picturesque villages along the way. There is an array of seaside towns and villages along the coast to visit, with breathtaking beaches and coves. For younger family members, and within an hour’s drive, you have Flamingoland theme park and zoo, the Sea Life Centre, Alpamare Water Park and Go Ape tree top ziplining in Dalby Forest. There is something to delight everyone all year round, this is a great area to explore. beach 530 yards.

A wonderful four-bedroom Victorian terrace house resting in Whitby, North Yorkshire. Off-road parking. Close to amenities. Near a beach and a few minutes to the harbour. Robin Hood's Bay 5.6 miles; Scarborough 19.4 miles; Pickering 20.7 miles.

Thornlea is one of a kind, this characterful spacious property is beautifully furnished with a fun splash of colour. You are perched up on the cliff top, just a short walk down to the golden sandy beach stretching all the way to neighbouring Sandsend. At the rear of the property you have an enclosed garden, bursting with colour through the spring and summer months, with both the dining room and the sun room having glass doors opening out into this welcoming outdoor space. The dining room is a great size for enjoying social meals all together, with the well-equipped kitchen adjoining. They say the kitchen is the heart of the home and this unique kitchen is at the centre of the building, boasting its own pantry as well as opening out into the sun room, with comfortable seating where you can unwind with garden views. The separate living room is a generous size with three sofas around the TV, and you also have a reading room/study at the front of the property with a telescope so that you can have a closer look at passing boats and ships. The ground floor also benefits from having a double bedroom with its own en-suite shower. Up on the first floor you have a further three double bedrooms all boasting sea views, the master double has its own walk-in dressing room as well as an en-suite bathroom.
Stroll down to the historic harbour, explore the quaint cobbled streets, and climb the 199 steps up to the famous Whitby Abbey, a popular historical attraction which has inspired visitors for nearly 1500 years, boasting wondrous sea views. Take a moment to explore the Gothic ruins and discover the history behind the abbey, said to have been the home of the first known English poet and an inspiration for Bram Stoker’s famous novel ’Dracula’. The long, sandy beaches are a delight, and all visitors need to partake in trying the renowned fish and chips! This beautiful area has a wealth of attractions, with quaint coastal villages such as Robin Hood’s Bay and Staithes nearby, and the dramatic countryside and moorland.

An outstanding lodge property resting in Cayton Bay near Scarborough. Off-road parking for two cars. Decked garden. Open-plan living. Filey 4.2 miles; Flamborough 14.6 miles.

You will find no other property like the Woodman House; it has been furnished to an exceptionally high standard, ensuring you have a wonderful stay. Situated in the village of Sleights just outside of the historic coastal town of Whitby. Once inside you are sure to be wowed by the beautiful open plan living area, bathed in light from the ceiling windows as well as the wall-to-wall glass panelling. In this fabulous social area, you have comfortable seating for you all to gather together, as well as a long sweeping dining table perfect for entertaining. All open plan with the large sleek and modern kitchen, with everything needed to create homemade meals. A glass sliding wall separates this room from the games room, which is ideal for younger family members as well as adults having a bit of light hearted fun in an evening. There is a sitting room on the ground floor, this smaller more intimate room boasts a wood burner, creating an atmospheric and cosy space. There is a ground bedroom, as well as a bathroom with a spa bath. Upstairs on the first floor there are two kingsize bedrooms, beneath beamed ceilings, as well as a twin bedroom.
The village of Sleights is less than 5 miles from the centre of Whitby, as well as being on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. The village has a welcoming atmosphere, with a range of amenities including a village shop, pub, hairdressers, fish and chip restaurant, butcher, and bakery. The river Esk flows through the edge of the village and further along its banks in neighbouring Ruswarp you have boat and canoe hire where you can enjoy an idyllic trip on the water. The river attracts a host of wildlife, from leaping salmon and heron to otters and kingfishers if you are lucky enough to spot them. Children are sure to enjoy feeding the ducks or riding the miniature steam train as well as visiting the indoor play centre in the neighbouring village.
The nearby coastal town of Whitby attracts guests from around the world, with quirky cobbled streets, boats bobbing in the harbour, as well the iconic abbey up on the cliff to. See for yourself why this historic coastal town has become such a desirable holiday destination. For beach lovers as well as Whitby’s golden beach you have Sandsend, Runswick Bay, Robin Hood’s Bay and Scarborough all just a short drive away. You can treat younger family members to a day out at Flamingo Land theme park, Alpamare water park or the Sea Life Centre. There is so much to see and do all year round, and here you have a luxurious base to return to. This destination is a haven for dogs with fabulous walks nearby, including ancient woodlands such as Falling Foss, the Cleveland Way walking trail across the cliff tops and an array of dog-friendly beaches. Beach 4½ miles.

This elegant Victorian house is ideal for groups, families or couples, and blends character with every day modern day comforts. It is perfectly positioned to explore the surrounding Heritage Coastline as well as the stunning countryside. Original characterful features have been retained including the feature fireplaces in each bedroom, with high ceilings adding a sense of grandeur.
Stepping inside, you have the welcoming living room with sumptuous sofas around the multi-fuel burner. The kitchen boasts huge windows looking out onto the valley with rolling fields stretched out before you. The dining table has a characterful pew and chapel chairs reclaimed from a church, the furniture has been carefully sourced with some beautifully crafted antique pieces in keeping with the property’s history and charm. The kitchen is modern with high quality integrated appliances, the perfect blend of modern luxury and heritage furnishings.
Stepping out onto the porcelain tiled patio you can enjoy spectacular views over the countryside, and there is comfortable outdoor seating so that you can dine al fresco on sunny days. On the first floor you have two bedrooms and also a family bathroom, whilst on the second floor you have two beautifully presented double bedrooms, as well as a shower room.
The small village of Sleights has a pub, fish and chip shop, an award-winning butcher’s, a Victorian bakery, café, post office and convenience store. You are just next to the neighbouring village of Ruswarp which has boat, kayak and paddleboard hire, so that you can take in the scenery as well as the wildlife from the river.
The seaside resort of Whitby is less than 4 miles away, at the mouth of the River Esk, home to cobbled streets and winding alleys, a picturesque harbour, glorious sandy beach, piers and a host of attractions. Visit the abbey and its famous 199 steps, which offer picturesque coastal views from the top, and take a guided tour to learn more about the history of the town. Scarborough is slightly further afield, with its two sandy beaches, separated by its 12th-century castle, along with Peasholm Park, a spectacular Japanese landscaped park, Aplamare, an exhilarating water park and spa, a SEA LIFE Centre and the North Bay Heritage Railway. You also have the coastal destinations of Robin Hood’s Bay, Staithes, Sandsend and Runswick Bay to discover.
On the edge of the North York Moors National Park, there is an abundance of walking and cycling opportunities, and varied landscapes ranging from vast moorland to wooded river valleys, quaint villages to dramatic coastline. Oakwood is a magnificent base to return to after a day of exploration, with plenty to see and do all year round.

Captain’s House is a modern town house in a fantastic location, situated just a short walk away from the bustling heart of Whitby on the Yorkshire Heritage Coast. It has four bedrooms, two of which are en-suite, and an open plan kitchen/dining area, which has views of the river and steam railway, and makes for a great social hub! There is also a separate living room with leather corner sofa with reclining seats - perfect to relax in after an exciting day out. Outside is a good-sized garden, a suntrap in good weather, and which has views of the river and railway and you can see the steam train leave Whitby Station. This location is a haven for walkers and cyclists, and many walks can be accessed from the doorstep, including a riverside walk along the Esk or along the disused railway line between Whitby and Scarborough, known as the Cinder Track, and which calls at picturesque Robin Hood’s Bay. There is even an enclosed playground for the kids in front of the house.

Famous for its links to Bram Stoker’s ’Dracula’ novel, Whitby has a Gothic flavour with its abbey atop the famous 199 steps offering exhilarating views every way you turn from this natural vantage point, across the harbour and town, and into the countryside beyond. The ruins of the abbey stand proudly on top of the East Cliff headland above the busy seaside town of Whitby. The old town has cobbled streets and independent shops galore, as well as a fantastic foodie scene with everything from award-winning fish and chips to gastro pubs, bistros and traditional pub fayre. There are plenty of tea rooms and coffee shops mixed amongst the ice cream parlours and pubs with live music all year round. Whitby plays host to many different festivals and events from the bi-annual Goth weekends, a 60s music festival, a regatta and popular Folk Festival, so keep an eye on the calendar of events. There is a 2 mile stretch of golden sand to explore with rock pools and fossil hunting, or take a boat trip out to sea for a different view of this striking coastline.

Venture further afield and visit the North York Moors National Park for some stunning scenery. Take a steam train journey into the heart of the National Park from Whitby station and snake into lush greenery. You can also visit ‘Aidensfield’ from the TV series ’Heartbeat’ at Goathland. Explore the Yorkshire Heritage Coast and discover the many hidden gems, such as Runswick Bay, Robin Hood’s Bay and Staithes which are all a short drive away. The traditional seaside town of Scarborough is 20 miles to the south and has plenty to offer, with its expanse of beaches, a waterpark and an open-air theatre which has regular international bands and acts performing throughout the summer. There is so much more in the area, including the walled city of York, Pickering and an abundance of historic abbeys across North Yorkshire. For family fun, visit Flamingo Land theme park or take a day trip across to the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Beach ½ mile. Shop 250 yards, pub and restaurant 200 yards.

Set over four floors, Laburnum House was built on the cusp between the Victorian and Edwardian eras and has many beautiful original features, such as the charming fireplaces in each bedroom, grand high ceilings, and even the original cast-iron oven on display in the kitchen.
You have your own designated parking bays just over the road in a small private car park, with the harbour and beach as well as the town centre with a plethora of independent, shops, cafes, bars, and restaurants all within walking distance. Park your car for your full stay and enjoy the town’s many attractions on foot. At the front of the house are stone steps leading up through the small leafy garden and you enter into the ground floor sitting room; the main living room is upstairs on the first floor where it offers fabulous views over the park and has glass doors opening out onto the balcony. The living room boasts a wood-burning stove, ensuring you have cosy nights after a busy day exploring. The kitchen is open plan with the dining area, and the large table is centre stage, where you can all gather over meals, planning the activities for the days ahead. There is a convenient utility room at the back of the kitchen as well as a toilet. Up on the second floor are two generously sized bedrooms, a double with its own balcony overlooking neighbouring Pannett Park, as well as a king bedroom. The family bathroom has the original free-standing bath with a shower over and there is an additional separate shower room. On the third floor are two further bedrooms - a twin as well as a double, both with dormer windows. Outside is an enclosed tiered rear garden with a picnic table at the top on the decking. The garden is well tended and is full of colour through the warmer months, with a selection of herbs you can use to enhance your home cooking.
You are in the perfect position to enjoy all that Whitby offers. Hop aboard one of the tourist boats for a different view of the town. There is so much to see and do in the area - you may need to plan a return visit!