Charmant cottage adapté aux familles | Avec animaux autorisés

Esk View Cottage is a charming river-front cottage which has been newly refurbished and decorated, in a picturesque spot in the lovely village of Grosmont. Enter the cottage into the hallway, which leads into the smart, well-equipped kitchen with quality, cream painted Shaker-style units and beech work surfaces; it has an electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washer/dryer and microwave. The sitting/dining room is a good size with a woodburning stove and comfortable sofas and a Smart TV. There is also a small library of books available in the cottage to enjoy during your stay. The dining area has glorious views of the river, with a Juliet balcony plus a small balcony outside to sit and sip your morning coffee. A corner of the living area has a small mezzanine area that is home to a desk and chair, a lovely spot to sit and read. The cottage has two double bedrooms, one double bed in wrought iron and overlooks the river and the second bedroom has an elegant brass bed and overlooks the front of the property. Both bedrooms have a chandelier and built-in wardrobes offering plenty of storage. The stylish bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath, a shower over, WC and hand wash basin within a vanity unit. There is private parking for one car to the front please note : "The cottage is at the end of a short single lane shared private road. You are able to park one car at the front of the house, but please leave access for the other properties. Please note there is no turning point, so you will have to reverse back up the private road. The pretty village of Grosmont sits at the junction of the River Esk and Murk Esk in the midst of striking North Yorkshire Moors scenery. The area is characterised by its narrow roads, steep hills and scenic views over valleys of patchwork fields and wide-open expanses of moorland. Grosmont itself lies in the 'Heartbeat Country' and is famous for being the home of the North York Moors Steam Railway. The Railway has been preserved and run by enthusiasts since 1973 and today carries upwards of 300,000 passengers a year. The village has a general store, post office, book shop, art gallery, cafes and a pub. It makes a great base for exploring the many pretty farming villages along the Esk Valley and the wider North York Moors National Park, as well as the North Yorkshire Coastline with characterful harbour towns and villages.