House in England
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About this house rental
Five Double Bedrooms
Bedroom 1 (Ground floor - garden/seaview): Kingsize bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, large ensuite wetroom/wc with shower chair (suitable for guests with less mobility)
Bedroom 2 (Ground floor - garden/seaview): Kingsize bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, shower room/wc immediately across hall
Bedroom 3 (First floor - garden/seaview): Kingsize bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers, 32" flatscreen freeview TV, ensuite shower room/wc
Bedroom 4 (First floor - garden/seaview) - Twin beds, wardrobe/chest of drawers, bathroom/wc across landing
Bedroom 5 (First floor separately accessed via stairs in kitchen - garden/seaview) - Twin beds (please note these are low to the ground so may not be suitable for older people/people with less mobility), chest of drawers, wardrobe outside room, ensuite shower room/wc
Kitchen/Diner
Contemporary kitchen with gas hob, double electric oven, microwave, fridge, dishwasher, kettle, 4 slice toaster
Large white gloss table with chairs for 10 people
Utility Room
Washer/Dryer, additional fridge/freezer, ironing board, hoover etc
Lounge: Contemporary lounge with comfortable seating for 10, coffee tables, 42" Flatscreen freeview TV with Sky Entertainment and Sky Sports package, DVD player, PS2
Hall
Payphone, small library of books, videos, outdoor games
* Gas central heating throughout with radiators in all rooms
* Parking for 3-4 cars - ramp suitable for wheelchair access from parking to garden path
* All fuel and power included
* Bedlinen and towels supplied (please bring own beach towels)
* No smoking
* One well behaved dog by prior arrangement (additional charge of £35 per booking)
* 2 cots/highchairs available on request (travel cot - please supply own bedding)
* Wireless broadband included
* Large lawned garden with large table and chairs and barbeque
* Sky Sports/Entertainment package
* No smoking
Garden: Large garden suitable for games with large table and chairs for 10 and barbeque,
Located at the foot of Lythe bank Sandsend is a picturesque village with cottages set against a backdrop of cliffs and two meandering streams which lead to the sandy beach.
The beach featured as one of Britain's 20 best beaches by Telegraph Travel. Sandsend beach is "Set against a backdrop of grassy cliffs, where the wide sweep of beach from Whitby ends, this stretch is quieter and prettier than its famous neighbour. Children play in the little becks that flow across the sand and ducks waddle across the green in charming Sandsend village. This is a great place for fossil hunting at low tide."
The village has several excellent cafes (including Sandside Cafe which is 2 minutes from the house) as well as a very popular local pub, The Hart Inn (about a 5-7 minute walk). There are also excellent restaurants such as Fish Cottage Bistro (which also offers takeaway fish & chips) and Estbek House with its award winning restaurant and extensive fine wine selection,
About 2-3 miles to the south is the historic fishing town of Whitby which you can walk to from Sandsend along the beach when the tide is out in around 40 minutes or catch a bus (service every 30 minutes). Whitby is dominated by the cliff top ruins of its 13th century Abbey and famous for its connections with Captain Cook and Dracula. It has many good restaurants there and numerous very good fish and chips shops including the celebrated Magpie Cafe. There is a golf course on the cliffs between Sandsend and Whitby. Further to the south is Robin Hoods Bay and the lovely Victorian seaside town of Scarborough (home to the Stephen Joseph Theatre where Alan Ayckbourn premieres all his plays).
A visit to the area would not be complete without a trip to the North Yorkshire Moors. The NYMR steam railway operates between Whitby and Pickering taking in some tremendous scenery which featured in the popular television series "Heartbeat" and the James Herriot books.
