Inglenook Cottage is a Grade II listed, well-presented, mid-terrace cottage situated on the edge of the market town of Guisborough, North Yorkshire. Featuring a stylish interior and an enclosed garden, this idyllic property is perfect for families seeking a tranquil escape to North Yorkshire. Step into your new getaway and discover a tranquil haven that will have you feeling right at home. The kitchen is a great place to start, with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher and coffee machine, so you can whip up your favourite dishes with ease. An added bonus is the handy utility with washing machine, so you can take care of all your laundry without having to leave your own retreat. Continue to the sitting room, where a woodburning stove provides an inviting atmosphere and a place to make precious memories with loved ones. If the sun is shining, why not take your conversations into the conservatory/bar, where you can admire the views of the picturesque garden whilst enjoying a glass of your favourite tipple. Continue upstairs to find the bedrooms, with the master housing a king-size bed with en-suite shower room, whilst there is also a king-size and a bunk, each neutrally-presented. Spend balmy days outside in the enclosed garden, featuring a bistro furniture set perfect for alfresco dining. The property is conveniently situated just a short walk from the town and local paths leading to Gainsborough Forest, where you can access the scenic walks of the Cleveland Way and the beautiful North York Moors National Park, where there are also many cycle and mountain bike routes, making this property a haven for cyclists and allowing guests to discover amenities and attractions within walking distance. Head out and explore the area, starting with the historic market town of Guisborough, where a variety of excellent restaurants and pubs, quaint shops, and a weekly food and craft market awaits. From here, drive to the famous seaside town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, perfect for a relaxing stroll along the pier and admire the stunning views, before stopping at one of the cafés for a sweet treat. Visit Redcar Beach, a magnificent stretch of sand sweeping bays; walk along Redcar’s Esplanade or venture up the 80ft high Redcar Beacon which showcases stunning views of Redcar seafront. Further afield lies the old fishing village of Staithes, lined with narrow cobbled streets and boasting magnificent sights of the beautiful coastline. A stay at Inglenook Cottage is sure to be a memorable holiday.
Three bedrooms: 1 x king-size with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC, 1 x king-size, 1 x bunk. Bathroom with bath, walk-in shower, basin and WC. Kitchen. Utility. Dining room with woodburning stove. Sitting room with woodburning stove. Conservatory/bar
Guisborough is an attractive market town set in rural surroundings on the edge of the North York Moors National Park. Steeped in history, Guisborough is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and the town's most notable feature is the beautiful ruined abbey, Gisborough Priory; standing in full glory, to its original height of 97 feet, the dramatic gothic east gable towers high over the market town and has become a well-known icon of the town. This bustling small town has twice-weekly market days, a good selection of eateries, excellent pubs and many independent shops. Around Guisborough sits the spectacular woodland of Guisborough Forest. Guisborough Forest & Walkway is situated in Pinchinthorpe on the outskirts of Guisborough at the northern end of the A173. It extends for 2.5 miles along part of the route followed by the old Guisborough Branch Railway line, heading west towards Nunthorpe, and east to Guisborough Forest, which is managed by Forest Enterprise. It is a gateway site to the North York Moors National Park and offers splendid views of Roseberry Topping to the south. Points of local interest include Highcliff Nab and Hanging Stone. Captain Cook 92s Monument is also within walking distance. The Cleveland Way and the Tees Link walks pass through Guisborough Forest, and are just two of the many walking routes easily accessible to visitors. This super country park has cycle trails, walking routes, bridleways, a trim trail and an easier sculpture trail. The park includes the Guisborough Walkway which runs along the former trackbed of the Middlesbrough to Whitby railway line. This includes a wetland area with boardwalks, woodlands and grasslands. You can also climb Highcliff Nab for fabulous views of Teeside and the coast. The park is also very popular with mountain bikers with a number of super trails to explore. There is an excellent visitor centre with full details of all the trails in the park. The long distant trail of the Cleveland Way passes close by, whilst nearby Roseberry Topping is well worth the climb to take in the spectacular views. An easy thirty minute drive brings you to the Heritage Coastline, with historic villages and resorts, including Staithes, Saltburn and Whitby to enjoy.
