More about Lovely Staithes Holiday Cottages (the location)

North Yorkshire Coast holiday cottage. On the Heritage Coast, untouched by time, in the heart of the picturesque ancient fishing village of Staithes is this warm and welcoming holiday cottage, offering genuine, traditional character with modern facilities and comforts, in an idyllic setting, at an affordable budget price. Sleeps 6 (plus cot) in quality self catering holiday cottage accommodation. Inclusive prices, no extras and no agency fees to pay.

This Grade II listed, sandstone building, with many exposed oak beams and period features, is an ideal home from home for
* a family seaside holiday,
* a relaxing holiday cottage break
with friends,
* walkers on the Cleveland Way,
* or a couples’ romantic and
memorable break in an intimate
and unforgettable tucked-away
village.

Leave your stress behind as you step back in time, and experience a real change of pace in this unspoilt, pretty village of cobbled streets and alleyways, traditional pubs and shops,bright blue skies and sandy beaches, a real fisherman’s harbour, high rugged cliffs, breathtaking coastal scenery and an area rich in seafaring and smuggling history.

If you'd like to know more, click through to our website for further details, photographs, music, prices and a slideshow.
Web: www.staithes-holidaycottage.co.uk
or look for the "Visit Website" link button near the top of this page.

Holiday Cottage (the cottage)

This well-equipped and high standard self catering accommodation contains:

A large, warm, welcoming family kitchen with solid oak beams and a unique wooden table made from genuine ancient ship timbers; a cosy Rayburn stove proiding central heating throughout the cottage; large food pantry; gas cooker,fridge freezer, microwave, kettle, toaster, coffee maker, washing machine and all the kitchen equipment needed for self catering at the cottage. Here you can comfortably sit back and take the time for long and leisurely mealtimes. (if you don't want to cook, Staithes has plenty of choice for eating out.)

Spacious, comfortable lounge with oak beams and beautiful sandstone walls, comfy seating, TV,stereo, VCR, DVD and window seats looking out to the village. Put your feet up and enjoy the woodburning stove or watch village life from the stable door looking on to the cobbled streets. A small library of DVDs, CDs, adult and children's books, and family games is available.

There's plenty of room and flexibility in the three bright and airy bedrooms. One double, one twin and one with two adult-sized bunk beds. The bedrooms have wardrobes, bedside tables and reading lamps and chests of drawers.

A pretty tiled bathroom has an electric shower, a washbasin and WC.

Things to do, Things to See in Staithes and Nearby.

If you simply want to relax, the cottage has all the comforts, the tranquility and facilities that you will need. But you will probably want to explore the traditional shops, the antique gallery, the old-fashioned post office (the National Park Information centre for Staithes) and the gift and jewellery shops in the village. Look out for items made from Whitby Jet,Rose Quartz, Fresh Water Pearls, Amber, Turquoise, Amethyst, Garnet and Peridot.

If you have an interest in seafaring history, Staithes is exactly the right place to learn more.Try a visit to the fascinating Captain James Cook Staithes Heritage Centre with a street scene of life in Staithes in the year 1745. Learn about Captain Cook's life and travels, and see beautiful original engravings, maritime exhibits and pictures and paintings of Staithes life. Delve into the fascinating stories of smuggling in Staithes. At one time, Staithes was one of the primary fishing (and smuggling) ports in the country. The village has an almost Mediterranean air to it, with its tightly-packed white-washed cottages jumbled together under red tile rooftops.

For children: children of all ages can be seen enjoying rockpooling in the many pools along the sandy beaches.Or try your hand at crabbing with a line. You can take a fishing or boat trip in one of the amazing local fishing cobles. Fossils abound on this Jurassic “Dinosaur Coast” and ammonites are easily discovered. Or your children may enjoy a trip to nearby Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay, Runswick Bay or Scarborough for traditional family seaside fun and a superb choice of beautiful beaches. Another popular activity with children is the timeless North Yorkshire Moors Railway where they can travel through dramatic North Yorkshire Moors scenery on an historic steam train.

Walkers can find their path on the gorgeous Cleveland Way trail and enjoy the National Park Heritage Coast's beautiful moorland and coastal scenery. You will never be far from an interesting village (Heartbeat country!)or a traditional pub where you can take a well-deserved rest.

Eating and Drinking. Staithes has a good choice of traditional local pubs with real ales and good variety, good value pub meals. Try the Cod and Lobster Inn on the seafront or the Royal George in the centre of the village. You can also choose from several friendly cafes, tearooms and bistros with sea views.

The Artists of Staithes. Staithes has always had a fascination for artists, due to its picturesque scenery and clear pure light. Visit the art galleries in the centre of the village to see the artists' work on show and on sale.

If you'd like to know more, click through to our website for further details, photographs, music and a slideshow.
Web: www.staithes-holidaycottage.co.uk
or look for the "Visit Website" link button near the top of this page.



How do I get to Staithes Holiday Cottage?

We are easy to find from the main A174 road. Wherever you are travelling from, we will provide you with full arrival instructions, a route maps and town plan.

Are there any extras to pay?

Our prices are inclusive, with no hidden extras. Bedlinen, houselinen and towels are provided and your beds are made up for you before your arrival. We also include: fuel for the stoves, tourist information, maps and an arrival pack to help you enjoy a stress-free break and get the maximum enjoyment from your stay.

Prices

From £220 per week Low Season to £495 per week Peak Season. Short breaks at reduced prices are also available. If it's a last-minute booking, contact us for special offers and last minute prices.

Click through to our website
www.staithes-holidaycottage.co.uk
or find the "Visit Website" link button near the top of this page.


Summary of facilities

• Cleaning service
• Laundry facilities
• Linen provided
• Telephone
• Children welcome
• Freezer
• Dishwasher
• Microwave cooker
• Washing machine
• Ironing facilities
• Hairdryer
• Colour television
• Video/DVD
• CD player
• Radio
• Central heating
• Real log/coal fires