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Located in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, Lop Hall is situated within romantic, wind-swept moorland and offers stunning views. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an exhilarating getaway, this recently refurbished holiday home offers beautiful interiors and a unique setting. Nestled on the wild moor while still being within the charming village of Danby, you'll have easy access to local amenities including a pub, shop, and a fantastic bakers / cafe. With its tranquil atmosphere, picturesque surroundings, and convenient location, this enchanting cottage provides an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of the area or simply unwinding in a haven of rustic elegance.

Romantic Retreat

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In the North York Moors National Park, thick greenery and lush countryside vistas are just one side of this delightful display of nature. While this home sits between rural villages like Castleton and Danby, a half-hour or so in the car will take you to the shores of Whitby. After a day of bracing sea air and a portion of fish and chips, heading back to your country abode feels a world away from this colourful seaside town.

While fish might be on the menu at the coast, this home has a history of pork. A former pigsty, this rustic building sets the tone for an elegant and modern stay – quite the renovation. From the outside, its terracotta roof and honey-coloured stonework certainly give it a barn-like feel. With original stable-style doors and a large courtyard out front, you can imagine the livestock milling around in days gone by.

But as soon as you step inside, history is forgotten. Fresh and sophisticated, the living space is an inviting mix of soft fabrics, chunky timber beams, and understated furnishings, all in the glow of a fabulous log-burner. We love the bright white walls and apex ceilings, creating a fantastic sense of space. Another large space is the garden, where a patio awaits with a cute dining set and a barbecue – pork sausages anyone? 

Four Trotters

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Welcome Hamper

This cosy cottage on the outskirts of the village of Fryup at the heart of the North York Moors National Park, boasts a large living space, a multipurpose kitchen-dining-games room with wood burning stove, barbecue area, enclosed garden and unbeatable countryside views. Perfect for a family get together or long overdue catch up with friends, this stone-built sanctuary truly is a home for all seasons. In the summer you’ll love spending time in the garden, barbecuing to your heart’s content and admiring your sun-soaked surroundings. At chillier times of the year, you’ll lovingly prepare old family favourites in the fully equipped kitchen while the kids play pool before sitting down for dinner and enjoying the warmth of the wood burning stove. In the evening you’ll all want to pile onto the supersized sofa for chill out time. Host a games or movie night or simply enjoying gazing out at the magnificent moorlands. With some of the country’s most beautiful walks and cycling routes on your doorstep, you’ll be spoilt for choice deciding how to spend your down time. Stride out onto Fryup Dale or explore the nearby North York Moors villages of Danby, Castleton, Rosedale Abbey and Lealholm. Venture a little further afield and you’ll reach the market town of Pickering and the historic seaside town of Whitby. Whatever you do make sure you make a pit stop for some well-earned fish and chips.

Moors for Days

Library of Books

Nestled in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, the location and interiors of this cosy cottage make it perfect for a romantic retreat or a small family getaway. The home is full of charm and character, with stone walls, flagstone floors, exposed beams, and a wood-burning stove creating a homely atmosphere. You’re situated just on the edge of Glaisdale, a charming village boasting a traditional pub, a village shop and an award-winning butcher. The location is ideal for walks around the rugged moorland, and you’re less than a thirty-minute drive from the stunning beaches of Whitby and the Cleveland coast. Once you get back from a day of exploring, take a seat in your walled garden and breathe in the fresh country air. If hiking’s your thing, the free-standing tub in the bedroom is the perfect tonic for weary legs.

The Postman’s Gate

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This home in Egton is the perfect compromise between seclusion and a beach holiday. With only six miles separating you from the seaside town of Whitby, you can easily take a quick road trip to spend the day on the sandy shores of West Cliff beach. Whilst there, be sure to walk the promenade for a gorgeous view of the Church of Saint Mary and try your hand at the claw machine in the pier arcade. After a lunch of fresh seafood, head to the Whitby Abbey, a fourteen-minute walk from Whitby Beach, to visit the renowned ruins that inspired Bram Stoker’s gothic novel Dracula.

Back home, take in the tranquillity of the secluded escape by sitting out on the deck with a cup of coffee. Watch the breeze play through the line of trees surrounding you as you catch up on your favourite podcast. We recommend, at least once, sitting out here to watch the sun rise or set, maybe even both. Inside, get the cacao ready for movie night in front of the fire, and when you’re ready for bed, swing by the bathroom first for a soak in the tub.

Acorn House

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Once you've wandered about this home nestled away in the North Yorkshire countryside for the first time, it probably won't come as a surprise to learn that it was once a hotel. The vast size of the building and its grounds partially give the game away, but there's also something about how the communal areas are arranged, especially the pool table and bar that make it an especially sociable space.

You'll also get a sense of the home's heritage pretty quickly as well. Located on a farm that dates back to the 18th century, there's a strong rustic charm throughout the interior, from the wooden ceiling beams and stone archways to the open fireplace that's wonderful to retire next to after a long bout in the great outdoors. 

Speaking of which, there's a whole host of amenities on the grounds for when the forecast is being kind to you. As well as a large lawn and lots of equipment for playing games, there's plenty of seating for alfresco feasts, as well as a hot tub that's an idyllic spot for a nightcap, especially once the stars are out in the sky.

In the local area, there's a wealth of attractions to be discovered, from the Victorian spa town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea just two-and-a-half miles away to the Cleveland Way National Trail, which can be reached on foot and rewards those that follow the path with views of the dramatic coastal landscape.

No Warmer Welcome

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Warm umber tones and plush textures counterpoint the ascetic beauty of the North York Moors that surround this stone-clad barn. Lovingly renovated and carefully restored, your hosts have spared nothing to make this place the perfect rural retreat for a small family or selection of friends. The living room’s vaulted ceilings with timber beams add a sense of space, while the wood-burning stove in the kitchen-diner makes suppertime cosy. The views of Glaisdale are heady and head-turning. Sit out in the garden and sup it all back with a pot of tea and a wedge of parkin. Pull on your walking shoes and criss-cross the low dales and high moors. Should the wind whip up, retreat to the pub – a leisurely forty-minute stroll from your cottage – for slap-up grub with lashings of gravy and those all-important Yorkshire puddings.

Heather & Bilberry

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Although this wooden lodge sits in the middle of a leafy caravan park in the North Yorkshire countryside just outside of Whitby, there's nothing temporary or makeshift about the living quarters. In fact, there's a contemporary style and enough high-quality amenities that would see it slot quite easily into the swishest of city neighbourhoods.

The double-height windows in the living room do a brilliant job of bathing the interior in natural light, as well as offering peaceful views of the surrounding trees. This architectural feature makes the communal space a lovely spot for relaxing, whether that's cuddling up next to the wood-burning fireplace or cooking up something hearty in the super-sleek kitchen. 

If you're paying a visit during the warmer months – or you just want to emulate the hardiness of local Yorkshire folk during the colder seasons – you can make the most of the home's private terrace complete with seating. There are also plenty of walking routes and historic attractions in the surrounding North Yorks Moors National Parks, as well as the village of Egton and its pub lying within walking distance. The quirky seaside town of Whitby takes less than a quarter of an hour to reach in the car, too.



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If you’d like a peaceful stay in the Yorkshire countryside, while still being within easy reach of the fun-filled Yorkshire coast, this home offers the perfect sanctuary. Located in the little village of Brotton, just a short drive from Saltburn-by-the-Sea, this characterful cottage has loads of traditional features that make it feel homely and quaint, such as the exposed beam ceilings, ornate wooden furniture and chintzy soft furnishings. It also sits in a private garden where you can listen to birdsong on crisp dewy mornings, and find a bit of peace and quiet amongst the trees.

Start each day with a good book in one of the two sunrooms, and let the light flood in through the glass walls. Head into the large, country-style kitchen, and cook up a full English breakfast. Tuck in alfresco on your patio dining set, while you discuss the day’s itinerary. Head to Saltburn Beach for a paddle in the waves, or head into Brotton for a pint in a classic village pub. When you return, light up the wood burner fireplace and cuddle up on the sofa with a glass of wine, before falling into your big cosy bed, ready to do it all again the next day.

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Rejuvenate with panoramic coastal views and sea air at this contemporary home perched along the mighty beach cliffs of Saltburn-by-the-Sea. With the Victorian spa town's golden sands and bustling town centre all just a five-minute jaunt away, it's hard to imagine a better location. 

Spend days sandcastle making, kite flying, and surfing, if you time the tide right. And when tummies start to rumble, hop on the cliff lift (the oldest of its kind in the UK, no less) just eight minutes from your door. You'll be down on the promenade backed by its colourful beach huts in no time for fish and chips and lashings of ice creams. 

Back at home, this place is a masterstroke in the art of modern living, with zesty pops of colour creating a welcoming retreat. But it's those views of the distant horizon taking all the glory here. In winter months, sink into the sumptuous, velvet sofas positioned just so to take in the seascapes with a cuppa. And when the sun shines, pad out onto the sea-facing terrace with a glass of something chilled – the outdoor lighting will help keep the night flowing. 

Upstairs, you'll discover bedrooms all adorned with crisp white linens, and kids will love the bunk beds in the third bedroom. And the pièce de résistance? The vast main suite with those sea views again. Best seen from the king-size bed with tea and toast, we think

Marine Parade

Sunbeam House is a beautifully presented end terrace Edwardian property located in the serene coastal town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, Redcar and Cleveland. Situated on a quiet residential street, this charming haven offers guests a truly peaceful oasis. With its spacious and airy feel, Sunbeam House immerses visitors in a sense of tranquility and relaxation from the moment they step inside. Natural light floods through the large windows, creating a bright and warm atmosphere throughout the day. The property also boasts a stunning natural garden with an abundance of colorful flowers, providing not only a visual feast but also attracting bumblebees and butterflies for guests to admire. Just a short walk away from Saltburn's town center, transport links, sandy beach, and enchanting Valley Gardens, Sunbeam House offers guests the perfect blend of convenience and serenity for an unforgettable seaside retreat.

Vintage Beauty

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The Victorian spa town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea makes for an excellent seaside escape. It’s a real coastal retreat, surrounded by charming seaside towns and villages – you can use Saltburn as your base for exploring the area. 

This charming apartment is ideal for romantic getaways, and equally well suited to solo stays by the sea. We love the traditional beams and cosy, homey vibe. You’ll feel at home the instant you arrive at this stylish abode. Best of all, the apartment boasts sea views. Wake up each morning to see the sea rushing ashore. Step out onto the balcony to sip your morning coffee, and breathe in the sea air. The blue-tiled kitchen is a lovely spot for your meals, whether you’ve whipped up a cooked breakfast or are unwrapping fish and chips for your evening meal. 

It’s just a short walk down to the beach, where you can build sandcastles, skim stones, or even try out the surf. Saltburn is also home to the UK’s oldest functioning cliff lift – enjoy the ride down to the promenade. Later on, stroll along the 208-metre-long pier with an ice cream – we do love to be beside the sea. 


Beach Blues

Get back to nature in this eye-catching timber lodge, set in wooded grounds near Whitby. A vaulted main living space and generous bedrooms make this home feel like an American log cabin. With its huge windows giving way to English countryside views though, there’s no mistaking you’re in one of North Yorkshire’s most picturesque spots. There’s plenty of space to socialise in the main living area and out on the deck for alfresco meals, but there are also quiet corners, like the loft, where you can retreat with a good book for some relaxing alone time. When you’re ready to go out and explore, Whitby with its historic harbour and sandy beach is less than a fifteen-minute drive away, while the dramatic sweep of Robin Hood Bay is reachable in twenty. Away from the coast, you have the North York Moors National Park right on your doorstep. After a day in the great outdoors, come back home for a meal around the large dining table followed by a cosy night over drinks around the living room’s wood-burning stove. 


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Built in 1862, this character-filled home that was once a stable boy's accommodation is now a cosy and atmospheric 21st-century getaway. We love every irresistible inch, from the light-filled skylights and gorgeous sea views down to the glossy parquet floor. The sumptuous master bedroom is so stylish, it's hard to believe it's all upcycled from cladding and roof joists, and the master bathroom is even better. Relax with a soak in the lavish free-standing bathtub or rinse off under the rainfall shower. The living area is warm and incredibly comfortable. In the mornings, open the bi-fold doors and sip your coffee on the Juliet balcony, watching the ocean waves from the floor-to-ceiling windows. After a tasty breakfast rustled up in the blue kitchen, head up to the roof terrace to soak up the sunshine. Decked out with lush greeny and a barbecue, you'll want to spend every minute you're not at the beach sitting up here, enjoying alfresco meals and sipping cocktails as the sun sets over the water. Speaking of the sea, it's just a five-minute walk down to the beach or into town, where you can snack on fish and chips and grab a pint at one of the local pubs. Shopaholics can browse Saltburn-by-the-Sea's independent boutiques, keen hikers can walk along the Cleveland Way or for a more leisurely pace, just stroll along the Victorian pier, relishing in the salty sea air.

The Stable Boy

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Located in the hamlet of Pinchinthorpe – right on the edge of the North York Moors National Park – this welcoming cottage offers breathtaking landscapes on its doorstep, as well as a comfortable base to call home. 
 
Snuggle up on the living room’s sofas with a mug of tea and a good book while the fireplace casts its warm glow, or open up the double doors here to let the breeze flow through on balmy days. Step through the doors and onto the patio to enjoy your morning coffee in the fresh air – you may even spot the alpacas roaming in the neighbouring field – or fire up the barbecue for an alfresco feast.
 
The kitchen beckons hearty homecooked meals to be enjoyed around its sociable breakfast bar, while the two bedrooms – elegantly pared-back – promise a dreamy night’s sleep in their cosy beds. 
 
When it comes to exploring the local area, drive five minutes to visit the market town of Guisborough where you’ll find charming shops, local pubs and the 12th-century Gisborough Priory, or choose one of the many walking trails fanning out around you into the North York Moors. The Guisborough Branch Walkaway is less than a five-minute stroll from your door where you’ll find a trio of hiking trails, a cycling track, orienteering and a play area, and should you fancy a day by the sea, Saltburn-by-the-Sea is just a fifteen-minute drive away. 


Heathcliff, It's Me

If you're looking for a romantic getaway or solo adventure on the North Yorkshire coast, Zetland Hideaway is a beautifully designed apartment just a short walk from the beach. Located in the iconic Zetland building in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, this ground floor apartment has easy access to everything the coastal town has to offer including independent pubs, shops and restaurants. With its charming decor and warm ambiance, this seaside sanctuary provides the perfect escape for relaxation and rejuvenation. Step outside and feel the salty sea breeze as you stroll along the picturesque coastline or explore the town's vibrant attractions. Inside, tastefully appointed rooms invite you to unwind and unwind with their comfortable furnishings and stylish design. The apartment's prime location ensures that you can easily immerse yourself in the local culture while enjoying all the modern conveniences of home. Discover serenity and let your worries drift away at Zetland Hideaway; an idyllic retreat by the sea.

Sea Salt Cut-Lines

Sitting just a short walk from Saltburn-by-the-Sea’s centre and beach, this comfortable home offers the perfect getaway for a family or group of friends looking to explore the beauty of the North Yorkshire coast.

Step inside to be met with a light-filled living area that’s perfect for gathering together over drinks and card games after a day at the beach. There’s a further seating area equipped with a wood-burning stove that beckons evenings snuggled up by its warmth while a homecooked meal bubbles away in the well-equipped kitchen. Upstairs, meanwhile, three cosy bedrooms invite a restful night’s sleep in their crisp, comfy sheets. 

You’ve got a small patio area to the back of the home that’s perfect for throwing a ball around with the kids, as well as a front porch area with a bench that calls for alfresco coffees when the sun’s out. 

As for exploring nearby, you’re a fifteen-minute walk from Saltburn Beach and its Victorian Pier, while plenty of independent shops, seafood restaurants and bistros are within easy walking distance too. 


Sea Life

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You'll be less than a five-minute walk from the glorious sands of Saltburn Beach at this home on the North Yorkshire coast, meaning it's ideally located for surf lessons, coastal walks, and hiking the Cleveland Way. It's also under twenty minutes on foot from the historic town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, best known for its pier and charming tramway – it’s one of the oldest operating water-balance cliff lifts. When you're not trying the town's excellent bars and restaurants, make the most of the modern kitchen, perhaps taking your meal down to the garden for an alfresco dinner. The comfortable outdoor seating is also perfect for relaxing in the evening, watching the sun go down with a drink or two. Or simply take in the views over the beach, North Sea and Huntcliff from the sunroom – we think the vistas here are wonderful.

Salt & Sand

Pet Bowls

With its stunning red-roofed cottages and sweeping sandy beach, it's easy to see why the beautiful former fishing village of Runswick Bay regularly features towards the top of lists ranking the UK's best beaches.

One of several self-catering accommodations situated within a ten-minute walk of this stunning sweep of sand, this newly constructed three-bedroom lodge is equipped with everything you could need for a coastal escape with friends and family (including four-legged members).

Whether you're stretched out on the sofa, playing board games at the dining table, or preparing dinner in the kitchen, the open interior layout is perfect for spending valuable time together without feeling as though you're all on top of one another. On sunny summer days, throw open the French doors to instantly expand the living area onto the terrace, equipped with an outdoor dining table and parasol. Elsewhere, three individually decorated bedrooms take inspiration from your surroundings, with both nautical and countryside motifs featuring throughout.

To maintain the peace and tranquillity of your surroundings, you won't find a long list of on-site facilities offered here. However, the nearby village of Hinderwell has a pub and a fish and chip shop, while the nearest supermarket can be found in Staithes, a couple of miles down the road. Head in the opposite direction, and you'll be rewarded with the ruins of Whitby Abbey hovering into view as you approach the town. Meanwhile, the rugged beauty of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park offers countless miles of picturesque hiking and biking trails.

Runswick Bay Beacon

Anyone looking to discover a hidden gem on the North Yorkshire coastline is in luck. This home makes the perfect setting for a relaxing retreat by the sea. And with its location in the charming spa town of Saltburn, there’s everything you could need to experience the beauty of coastal living.

Inside, you’ll find a cosy home filled with character. This is a wonderful spot for families and friends to enjoy quality time together. And whether you’re enjoying drinks around the table, snuggling up on the sofa, or taking a long bath, it’s easy to settle in and feel at home here. 

Days can be spent strolling along the promenade, walking barefoot on the beach or if you’re feeling adventurous make your way to the surf school – just twelve–minutes away. Saltburn's shops, restaurants and bars are all within walking distance, while this home also makes a great base to explore the surrounding countryside – the Yorkshire Moors are only a thirty–minute drive away. 

Star of the Sea

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Just a mile from the beautiful sandy and shingle shores of Marske Beach, this newly built holiday home is perfectly positioned to explore this picturesque stretch of the North Sea coast.

The majority of the individually decorated rooms include an eye-catching feature wall, adding a splash of colour and a playful atmosphere to the home, while the enclosed garden is perfect for outdoor dinners and playtime with four-legged friends and energetic children. 

You'll hear the occasional cheer from the terraces of the nearby football club. Still, its family-friendly atmosphere on match days makes it an ideal candidate for a first football match, with little worry about the outlay when your children inevitably grow bored around fifteen minutes in. 

After catching a snippet of the game, enjoy an afternoon stroll southwards along the dramatic coast towards the historic seaside spa town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea with its iconic cast iron pier stretching 208 metres out to sea and its Grade II-listed cliff lift.

Beneath the Marske

Located at the top of a scenic cliff just a three-minute drive from Staithes, this bright cottage is the perfect peaceful spot for those seeking the serenity and beauty of a North Yorkshire getaway. Inside, wood floors and a vaulted beamed ceiling create an instantly warm impression, as does the underfloor heating that will keep your toes toasty even on the chilliest of days. Floor-to-ceiling windows along the length of one wall give way to striking country views, enjoyed from the living room and comfortable bedrooms to give you picture-perfect vistas to wake up and fall asleep to. Head outside to the shared grounds where a hot tub invites starlit soaks with a glass of bubbly and plenty of surrounding nature walks to enjoy during the day. With Whitby and ​​Saltburn-by-the-Sea also just a twenty-minutes away by car, you’ve got everything you need for a relaxed coastal and country stay. 


Wood Owl

There's something to satisfy everyone's wanderlust at this Yorkshire barn conversion property, nestled on the outskirts of the old-fashioned fishing village of Staithes and just a twenty-minute drive from Whitby. Wrapped in the North Yorkshire hills, there are scenic walks across the dramatic rolling moors whichever way you turn, or head for the sandy shores and bustling harbour of Staithes, just a twenty-minute walk away (or three-minute drive). Within its winding cobbled streets, you'll find bustling pubs, shops, art galleries, and of course, all the fish and chips you could muster. Spend the day at the sheltered sandy beach shell combing and rock pooling, take to the waters from the village for a boat jaunt to Whitby, or try out a fishing tour. Just be sure to make it home with plenty of time to switch on the hot tub and relax in the bubbles under the stars – there's no better way to finish a day. Inside the home, the barn's original exposed gable ceilings have been expertly restored to create an open, lofty feel to each pristine room. We're particularly fond of the barn doors, painted a dashing shade of red and reimagined into picture windows, opening out to reveal glimpses of green landscapes from nearly every room.

Plaid Sailing

This is a home steeped in history. Built in the early 1800s, it was a bank for over 100 years, before becoming an art gallery in the 2010s. The apartment has been beautifully converted to retain its original features which give it so much character. Enjoy your morning coffee while admiring the far-reaching views through the tall, arched windows or curl up with a book on the cosy velvet sofa. It’s also a great home to entertain in, with the large marble dining table taking prime position in the open-plan living space. And of course, the location is fantastic too – within easy reach of Saltburn's shops, great fish restaurants, and beaches of the North Yorkshire coast.

Northern Orchid

Spend idyllic days on Saltburn Beach with its 208-metre pier – it's just a two-minute stroll across the road from this stylish home. Or admire the colourful displays at Saltburn Valley Gardens, a ten-minute walk away. Alternatively, take a ride on the town's charming Cliff Tramway with its stained glass windows, and you'll be rewarded with stunning sea vistas. If you prefer a hike, you're well placed for the Cleveland Way National Trail too.

Back at this modern apartment, which has been professionally interior designed – it has a lovely welcoming feel. A large bay window allows light to flood in, and there’s a comfy blue velvet chaise sofa – we can imagine putting our feet up here after a long walk on the beach. Get some fresh sea air in this home's outdoor space, and then cook up a feast of local seafood in the kitchen to enjoy at the dining table or kitchen bar. This place is the perfect bolthole for a family or small group of friends.


The Coral

In the Victorian beach town of Saltburn-by-the-Sea, this swish apartment makes for a perfect family or friend-group escape to the seaside. It’s right in the heart of town, and you’ll find micropubs, restaurants, fish and chip shops and boutiques in the streets around the apartment. Spend a day at the beach, a five-minute walk away or perhaps stroll along the pier and take the country’s oldest cliffside tram for a view over the town.

The living room is a delightful mix of mid-century style furniture and modernity. Think velvet scalloped chairs sitting alongside an L-shaped sofa big enough for the whole family. The wooden dining table can comfortably seat six people, and there’s additional room at the breakfast bar if you need it. Bedrooms are soothing spaces in neutral tones, inviting you for a quiet night’s sleep. 

Chill by the Sea

Hidden Gem is an impressive Victorian property, recently renovated to the highest standard. Sleeping up to ten guests across five bedrooms, this stylish dog-friendly holiday home is a stay to remember. Located in Saltburn-by-the-Sea on the North Yorkshire coast, just 100 metres from the promenade, it offers the perfect retreat for a seaside staycation. Whether with friends or family, Hidden Gem is the ultimate vacation destination. Immerse yourself in the coastal charm and tranquility of this beautifully renovated property. Indulge in breathtaking ocean views from the comfort of the elegant living spaces, or relax in the private garden oasis. With its charming Victorian architecture and modern amenities, Hidden Gem seamlessly blends historic grace with contemporary style. Experience the best of coastal living on your next getaway.

Victorian Elegance

Stylish designs in a coral and sapphire colour palette present this bright and vibrant apartment with bags of charm and elegance. Large Georgian windows invite an abundance of natural daylight through the space, while tasteful plants and a blend of antique and modern furniture pieces build character. 

Positioned just a couple of minutes' walk from the town centre of Saltburn and its array of independent restaurants, cafes, bars and shops – convenience comes in handy when staying here. Take a six-minute stroll down to Saltburn Beach where the long sandy shores are overlooked by colourful beach huts and the 208-metre pier stretches out into the sea. 


Coral & Sapphire 

Nestled within easy reach of the North Yorkshire coastline, this charming home oozes sophistication. With sleek greys running throughout the house, interrupted by the occasional dash of ochre or splash of teal, its quiet elegance makes you feel instantly at home and utterly relaxed.

The obvious highlight for us here is the hot tub – who doesn’t love a relaxing soak outdoors with the water keeping you cosy when there’s a cold chill in the air? Grab yourself a glass of wine, close your eyes and you’ll feel any worries you had bursting with the bubbles as they reach the surface. With little light pollution, this is just the place for a spot of stargazing. As night falls look up to the sky, a black backdrop to the moon with a sprinkling of stars scattered around it. You won’t find a more relaxing way to while away an evening. When bedtime calls, you’re spoilt for choice with a selection of rooms that all boast comfortable beds and their own unique style – before you realise it, you’ll be drifting off to the land of nod.

From your home in Brotton, it’s just a short drive to the beach or the town centre of Saltburn-by-the-Sea. We recommend a trip down the cliff lift to the promenade – here, you’ll find the pier stretching out into the sea, inviting you for a leisurely stroll as you enjoy the bracing sea air.

Teal Twist

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Combining contemporary styling and traditional design, this cosy cottage in Saltburn-by-the-Sea invites you to enjoy the quintessentially British seaside holiday. Pack up your bucket and spade, and hit the celebrated beach and pier, just a twenty-minute stroll from your door. Boasting rustic wooden floors and a stone hearth feature fireplace, back home is teeming with timeless charm, and yet still offers all the modern comforts you need for a peaceful stay. 

Begin with a cup of Yorkshire tea in the pretty garden and patio area, soaking up the sunshine as you plan for the day ahead. If a hearty breakfast is on the cards, the window-side dining room is a delightful space to get the group together in the fresh morning light. In the living room, you'll find carefully chosen vintage pieces, textured rugs, and plush furnishings that create a comfortable lounge area, perfectly suited for relaxing after an afternoon by the beach. The bedrooms are reassuringly rustic, with timber beams, skylights and pale walls to lull you to sleep, ready to explore this quaint Victorian spa town, come morning. 

Always Sunny in Saltburn

Nestled into the sleepy village of Lythe, Palm Cottage is a beautifully restored Grade II-listed cottage that can welcome up to eight guests in its charming rooms. If you're looking for a coastal retreat with your friends or family members, Palm Cottage is sure to treat you well. There's even a secret garden that is sure to keep kids and dogs entertained throughout your stay. Better yet, you're just a short way from Sandsend and Whitby, where village pubs, endless beach days, and plenty of culture awaits. 

Palm Cottage

This converted chapel school sits in the beautiful rolling hills of the North York Moors and behind the well-preserved exterior lies a truly unique home. Large arched windows let in copious amounts of natural light, which is emphasised by the high ceiling and walls finished in a cleansing shade of white. An abundance of velvet textures and the slick kitchen surfaces feel particularly en vogue, too. Out in the large and enclosed garden, there's a picturesque terrace for those warm summer nights when you want to dine alfresco and a view of the countryside that stretches to the sea. Guests really are spoilt for choice when it comes to planning an itinerary. Sandsend Beach is three minutes' drive away, while getting to the centre of Whitby takes just under ten.  There are countless walks to embark on in the surrounding Moors, too.

The Chapel of Dunsley

If you’ve been looking for a sign to explore the North Yorkshire coast, then, hello, here it is. This home, set only a stone’s throw from Whitby, has the advantage of an ideal location on its side. Close enough to drive to Robin Hoods Bay, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, and the North Yorkshire National Park and Moors, it's still far enough away from any sort of bustle that it feels secluded. So grab a coffee pre-dawn and sit out on the terrace as the sun breaks over the horizon. 

Even with the doors open, it's still peaceful enough here to kick back with a good romance novel and glass of wine. Although, you might want to carpe diem and wander out to the beach whenever you spot a ray of sunshine, because Runswick Bay has been recognised by The Times as one of Britain's top fifty beaches. Paddle board, surf, and splash to your heart’s content before finding a spot that serves fresh seafood. You have our permission to think about the bubble bath you’ll run when you’re driving home from a day adventuring, and after, gather together for a game or two of Scrabble.

Denim & Wood

This home is set against a dramatic landscape peppered with Jurassic-era fossils and a rich mining history. Newly renovated, the cottage pays homage to its heritage by blending original fixtures with natural materials to stunning effect. Here, you're welcome to curl up by the wood-burning stove, share an intimate meal around the rustic dining table and stretch out in the sunshine on the decking in the enclosed backyard. Take a ten-minute morning stroll along the rugged clifftops to Port Mulgrave Harbour to admire the fishermen's huts – made from reclaimed flotsam and found materials – or seek out sea creatures in the coast's abundant rock pools. Restaurant Number 20, five minutes around the corner, comes with a Michelin Guide recommendation, and there are also a handful of popular pubs well within walking distance. Historic Whitby is a twenty-minute drive south, while the forests and dales of the North York Moors National Park are right on your doorstep. With well-behaved canine companions welcome, we see no reason not to move in permanently.

The Caged Canary

Perched above the tiny village of Rosedale Abbey, this former vicarage has beautiful views of the rolling Yorkshire countryside. There’s a local shop, tea room, pub and café within walking distance, but it’s all about rambles into the countryside here. Despite the historic building, the interior is stylish and modern with three separate lounges to spread out across – a sunny orangery extension, and two formal living rooms with working fireplaces. Bedrooms are cosy spots for sound sleep, but it’s the barbecue deck outside that takes the cake with a panoramic view of the valley and hills. 

Willow in Bloom

Espresso Machine

Guests looking to escape to coastal Saltburn-by-the-Sea are sure to find a cosy and homely space for themselves at Eavesdropping. This loft home is split across two floors, with the modern kitchen and living area directly under the roof, creating a charming and comfortable space for its guests to spend quality time together. We love the original beams, sloped ceilings and dramatic spotlighting – it's the perfect spot for pre-dinner drinks or movie nights in. Whether you're visiting as a group of friends or a small family, the two bedrooms have been immaculately put together for a great night's sleep, so that all you have to worry about is how to spend your time. Located in the heart of town and a short two-minute stroll to the station for those arriving by train, you'll find pubs and cafes on your doorstep. The beach is not far either, just a mere eight-minute walk away, so you can spend languorous days idling on the Saltburn sands – from here, active types may opt to take the oldest functioning cliff lift in the UK down to the promenade and arrive at the 208-metre pier which stretches out into the sea. It's a fantastic stroll, overlooking the colourful beach huts and dramatic high cliffs. 

Eavesdropping

Cafetiere

Seaside village life is on your doorstep at this Yorkshire cottage nestled away in charming Hinderwell and just one mile from the shores of Port Mulgrave. 

From the outside, this period home is as pretty as a picture, and inside, things only get better. Every corner of the cottage feels restful and considered. Sophisticated warm neutrals keep everything oh-so-classy, while houseplants and botanical print textiles bring pops of colour and a flash of modernity. With a wood-burning stove to hunker down beside and storybook armchairs and window seats for afternoon lolls with the papers, it’s a delightful place to be, whatever the weather brings.

But on fine days, it’s outside chasing the sun between the front and rear garden terraces where you’ll want to be. Get together at the bistro table with morning coffees to watch village life go by, then head into the lawned garden later for evening drinks and barbecues.

When it’s time to mingle with the locals, there’s a restaurant, olde-worlde pub (0.1 miles away), butchers, and general store delivering all the village vibes you’re chasing. Be sure to swing by the Old School for lashings of tea and cake – it’s quite the hub of the village. Then hop on the coastal bus (it stops just beyond your garden gate) bound for the impossibly beautiful fishing village and beach of Staithes (one and a half miles away) – or in the opposite direction, charming Whitby (nine miles). 

Seaside Treasure

This funky and fashionable apartment offers up a peaceful retreat for two when staying in glorious Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Designed with style in mind, this apartment’s open-plan living area sports a stunning kitchen featuring boho backsplash tiling, as well as a shabby chic patchwork leather sofa that is a real showstopper. The little details dotted around also add bags of character, such as the hidden alcove by the kitchen, and the Moroccan hanging lamp in the lounge. If you’re a lover of the bohemian lifestyle, you’ll feel right at home here.

Cook up a delicious full English breakfast in your stylish kitchen, and dine together at your fold-out dining table that’s ideally situated in the bay window. Head out to explore Saltburn, with its idyllic pubs and cute cafes, or take the short walk to Saltburn Beach and enjoy paddling, surfing and rock-pooling. When you return, crack open a bottle of wine and relax on the gorgeous sofa while you watch a movie on the wall-mounted TV, and fall into your colourful boho bed for a great night’s rest.


Boho Babe

This charming home is perfect for a relaxing holiday by the sea. The open plan kitchen diner is perfect for family meals and the cosy lounge is ideal for relaxing after a day at the beach. The three bedrooms are all spacious and have en suite facilities. The enclosed courtyard is a great place to enjoy alfresco dining and the property is just a short walk from the beach.

Headland Sanctuary

Paid Parking On Street

Hampdon Cottage is a traditional cottage that embodies the essence of the historic coastal village of Staithes. Nestled in the heart of this picturesque setting, its unique charm and warmth create a truly memorable stay. With three inviting bedrooms accommodating up to five guests, Hampdon Cottage ensures a comfortable escape to tranquility. Combining coastal character and contemporary comforts, this dog-friendly haven boasts an idyllic location just a short stroll from the sandy beach and the vibrant selection of independent shops, welcoming cafes, and traditional pubs. Whether exploring the mesmerizing shoreline or enjoying a peaceful retreat in this enchanting cottage, Hampdon offers guests an unforgettable experience immersed in the captivating beauty of Staithes.

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