Limber View

Limber View: North Yorkshire

Holiday home
Ground Floor Approached via stone steps with a pretty rockery garden to the front, the cottage has an entrance hall and downstairs cloaks/WC. The sitting room has large windows that look out over the valley – the sunsets are stunning – and there is a TV/Freeview and Blu-ray player together with comfortable seating. The kitchen is immaculate, painted cream, with luxe granite work surfaces; well-equipped, it has an electric oven and hob, a second oven/microwave, dishwasher and washer/dryer. There is a dining area, so families and friends can sit and enjoy a glass of wine, and the cook can have company whilst in the kitchen! First Floor The first floor offers two bedrooms, both en-suite, and both having lovely views over the valley. A double room with an en-suite shower room with shower, WC and hand wash basin. The twin bedroom has two full size single beds, plus an en-suite bathroom, which includes a bath, shower over, WC and hand wash basin. Outside You can sit and enjoy the wondrous views outside, with a table and chairs to have al fresco meals – or a morning cuppa - whilst relaxing. The property is surrounded by gorgeous rolling countryside. Grosmont is lovely with its local inn, cafes, art gallery and the famous steam railway with Whitby, and the coast, a ten minute drive.

Accomodation Details
Two bedrooms: 1 x double bed with en-suite shower room with shower, basin and WC, 1 x twin with en-suite bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Ground floor cloakroom with basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room

Area
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.

Amenities
Electric oven, hob, second oven/microwave, washer/dryer, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, DVD, WiFi. Bed linens and towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair available on request Dedicated parking space to the front for one car. Patio area with furniture and rockery. Shop and pub 5 mins’ walk. Whitby 10 mins’ drive.