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A delightful sandstone cottage in the village of Lythe. This well designed cottage is the perfect place to escape for a couple's retreat. Enjoy the peace and quiet of Lythe, explore the Yorkshire Coastal towns of Whitby or Scarborough and explore the moorland villages of the North York Moors National Park. Lythe Cottage is located next door to the beautiful and characterful Oakdene which sleeps six guests, ideal for when all the family are travelling together.

Enjoy walking, fossil hunting and other activities whilst staying at this historic cottage built in 1760, which lies just 150 yards form the renowned beach, Cleveland Way and picturesque Sandsend Valley.. Large beamed open-plan living room with open fire and 2 steps down to a well-equipped kitchen/dining room. Stairs from living room to first floor: Two double bedrooms, one with 5ft bed. Single bedroom. Bathroom with toilet. Step to external annexe with utility and shower room with toilet. . - Open fire - fuel inc - Elec, full gas CH, bed linen and towels inc - T/cot - H/chair - Stairgate - 36" Smart TV - DVD (small library) - M/wave - W/machine - T/dryer - D/washer - Freezer - Wi-fi - Small enclosed garden with furniture, terrace, sea and valley views - Enclosed shared sitting-out area - Cycle store - Private parking - No smoking . Located a short walk from a beautiful 3-mile long sandy beach, which has a lifeguard in season at the Sandsend end, Sunnyside offers accommodation in the village of Sandsend, 2 miles from Whitby. The cottage boasts sea, valley and garden views. Indoors there is a dining area in the kitchen which has a combi boiler, a cosy open fire and a Smart TV in the living room, as well as central heating and a bathroom with toilet upstairs. For those visiting during the festive period the cottage is decorated for Christmas. Providing free parking, the cottage is ideal for Whitby with its abbey, pavilion and museum, as well as a large variety of shops and eating places. The nearest shop selling essentials, as well as local produce, glasses of wine and G & T’s, is 250 yards away. Also in the village are two local pubs plus three cafés, the Yorkshire coast’s only 2 AA Rosette restaurant and a seafood restaurant, all within easy walking distance. Whilst at Sunnyside, you need never use your car as there are many varied local walks such as to Runswick Bay or Robin Hood’s Bay, with the option of returning by local bus.

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Dating back to the 1700s this character terraced cottage nestles in the heart of Lythe within the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and conservation area 0.75 miles from the village of Sandsend and its lovely sandy beach, inns, tea rooms and ice cream parlours.