Cabin ∙ 2 bedrooms ∙ 3 guests | Cottage in Swainby
2 Bedroom Cottage in Swainby
A delightful mid-terrace cottage in the picturesque village of Swainby, in the North York Moors National Park, six miles from Stokesley. Ideal for a romantic break, this lovely cottage can be found tucked away in a quiet corner of this pretty village. The cottage provides two cosy bedrooms, one double and a single, making this perfect accommodation for a small family or a couple's retreat. Upstairs, the floor is complete with a family bathroom including a bath tub, ideal for soaking away life's troubles. Downstairs you will find a comfortable sitting room with the benefit of a warming open fire, perfect for toasting toes on cooler evenings. The sitting room incorporates a dining area and opens into a well-equipped kitchen. Outside, a seating area is provided at the front of the cottage. The idyllic village of Swainby centres around a pretty stream and grass banks, and provides two pubs where you can sit in the beer garden and watch horse riders pass by from time to time. The surrounding area is a walkers' paradise, accessed via a wide network of footpaths from the village. Cosy Cottage is in an ideal position for walking the Cleveland Way and the Coast to Coast walk in the North Yorkshire Moors, lying between Osmotherley and Stokesley. Richmond, York and Harrogate are all located within an easy drive if you fancy a day of sightseeing and shopping. For coast lovers, the bustling seaside resorts of Whitby, Saltburn and Scarborough can be reached in just over an hour, as well as the Yorkshire Dales National Park which lies to the west. This charming cottage provides the perfect romantic bolt hole for those looking to explore this stunning area.
Swainby is a village in the Hambleton district of North Yorkshire. Swainby is located at the north-western corner of the North York Moors National Park. The characteristics of the village and the surrounding area consist of traditional Yorkshire dry stone walls, hills, sheep, heather and moorland. The village is close to the ruins of Whorlton Castle. In the 19th century the housing of miners who worked the nearby hills for ironstone and jet led to an expansion of the village. Swainby contains two public houses, The Blacksmiths Arms and The Black Horse.
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