6 The Warren is set back from Hinderwell's high street. You can watch the world go by, but not be disturbed by it.
The colourful garden catches the sun throughout the day, making it an ideal place to unwind, play or chat. The living spaces are flexible enough to allow individuals to find peace and quiet alone and for everyone to sit together to eat, chat and play. We love to eat together, and the kitchen is equipped to cook. The local butcher stocks a range of local produce, with other fresh ingredients sourced from some local farms. The Co-op in Staithes will do all other basics, with bigger supermarkets and other specialist suppliers in Whitby. Equally, there are dozens of excellent pubs and restaurants along the coast and in the moorland villages - you never need to eat the same food twice! In addition to this are Whitby's fish and chip shops, with stiff competition from the local village chippies.
There are plenty of local activities, with surfing, sailing, swimming, sandcastles, fossil hunting and fishing from the beaches: Saltburn, Staithes, Runswick, Sandsend, Whitby and Robin Hood's Bay. The moors provide walking, cycling and mountain biking routes, as well as scenic drives. Pony trekking is available in nearby Borrowby. Many villages have art and craft studios including fine art at Staithes, pottery, glass and much more. Details are in the cottage.
Younger visitors will enjoy looking for CBeebies' "Old Jack's" house and haunts in Staithes.
Historians can explore Captain Cook's legacy; ancient churches and Northumbrian Saints; fishing and lifeboat stories; industrial heritage and of course fossil hunting at Runswick and Port Mulgrave.
The Cottage.
The attic space has expansive views inland up to the moorland edge. This is an ideal space for contemplation and creativity.
The living room has TV, DVD, board games, books, iPod/MP3 Player dock and Wi-Fi. Stay connected or shut the world out - your choice. Dining table plus additional table, 3 piece suite, side tables... and a woodburning stove to keep you warm and cosy.
Gas central heating provides hot water on demand and controllable comfort whatever the weather.
The dining kitchen is well equipped with roasting and baking trays, a good range of pans and steamers, plenty of oven to tableware and enough willow pattern to feed a rugby team! There is a lovely vintage oak and formica table, the Yorkshire range (decomissioned) and an easy chair for Mum to chat from while Dad and the kids are cooking the dinner.
Downstairs shower room with separate WC and wash basin.
Upstairs WC and wash basin.
Bedroom 1: 1 king-sized, 1 single, travel cot available. Views over the garden, original Georgian sash window. High chair, travel cot and baby bath are available in the walk-in cupboard.
Bedroom 2: super-king/twin - optional configuration. Views up to the moorland edge. A lovely sunny bedroom.
Attic: twin beds, loads of space, table and chairs, fine views up to the moorland edge and Borrowby Dale.
Optional landing bed if preferred to bedroom 1 single, which also makes a great hideaway space to escape to with a book.
Reading/writing space on first floor landing with rocking chair and desk.
There is a generous boot shelf above the washing machine for your country walks, and local maps and guides in the hall cupboard.
The cottage also has garden chairs, a few beach bits including a wind break, an iron and ironing board and clothes airer if needed.
The garden has a secluded patio with fixed seating at the far end, with lawn and beautiful borders.