8/10 – Bien
Patricia H.
28 juill. 2025
Points forts : Propreté
Patricia H.
Séjour de 4 nuits en juillet 2025
Maison entière
Harbourside cottage with amazing sea views
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Avis
8,08,0 sur 10 –
Très bien
Maison entière
3 chambres1 salle de bain5 personnes
Commodités populaires
- Stationnement disponible
- Sécheuse
- Laveuse
- Barbecue
- Foyer
- Cuisine
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À propos de cet hébergement
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Harbourside cottage with amazing sea views
Perched on the picturesque harbourside of Staithes, historic Ash Cottage, is a Gd. 2 listed holiday home with stunning sea views on 3 floors. Watch boats come and go while still in bed.Back door to the harbour rail. Cosy log stove after beach walks.
The space
Sea views on 3 floors, historic, well located, comfortable cottage with double aspect - front door onto high street and all amenities, back door onto footpath over looking harbour and sea.
200 year old features but modern comforts including wood burning stove.
Guest access
As soon as you walk into Ash Cottage you see the sea. Make a coffee, open the back door and hang on the harbour rail out back to take in fantastic views of the harbour, life boat station and the sea.
There's a wood burning stove to make the best of chilly nights. Bring seasoned logs and kindling if it's that time of year. There's a washer/dryer tucked under the stairs. Liquid wash if needed. No tablets please!
Take your tea in bed up in the master bedroom and look out to sea as you sip.
Upstairs we have now added folding doors to create a private, cosy, single bedroom. Or leave the doors pushed back if you prefer. Beyond this is the twin bedded room with floor level (sealed) windows, giving you a view right down onto the high tide.
You can nip out of the front door in slippers if need be to the friendly butcher's opposite. Ask Richard and Marianne for the best local meat and other produce including honey and jams.
Staithes' peaceful atmosphere is also due to the fact it does not have through traffic. We do have our own free parking space at the top of the village. You can unload outside the cottage but then leave your car and your stresses at the top of the village. The cliff path back down takes you to our front door. The famous Cleveland Way, popular with hikers, also goes past the cottage and takes you to breathtaking cliff top views, pubs, tearooms and beaches close by and all along the coast.
Suitable for all ages. There are licensed fishing and wildlife boats trips in the village from a professional fisherman. Foraging walks along the beach, fossil hunting. Also art classes at the gorgeous Staithes Gallery with Al and Dave with a new gallery and studio recently opened in the Old Sunday School. A further gallery, Staithes Studios, is run by artists, Stef and Ian Mitchell. Graphic and fine art, ceramics, jewellery, friendly workshops and breath taking views from their top floor. Say Hi from me to them and to Al.
You can see two pubs when you step out of the front door as well as the Endeavour Restaurant just 50 metres away. The beach is about 1 minute from the house. The new painted Illusion Trail is close by with leaflets and information at the cottage. It was inspired by the view from my kitchen window. Just look to your left out of the back door and you will know why immediately.
There 's a new piece of public sculpture - a giant wire lobster sited at the top of the village. It's something I helped to bring to life with Whitby Prince's Trust artist Emma Stothard. It's twin (non identical) hangs over your head at Andrew Pern's new Star Inn the Harbour seafood restaurant in Whitby.
Fishermen landing fish and sea food including lobster are happy to sell on the spot or you can find fantastic fresh sea food for sale at the outlet in the car park.
Great tea rooms, a vintage shop with tea room - Dotty's (say Hi to Trudie), a Captain Cook Museum, art, music and Old Jack's Boat(cBeebies TV series) locations to visit. Try the Fox and Hounds at Goldsboro for a meal (if you are pushing the boat out); Sue and Jason are your wonderful hosts. Or grab a crab salad, grouse, pheasant (in season), mussels, oysters, large fish and chips at the Cod and Lobster - luckily it's only a few steps back to Ash Cottage.
If you visit at the weekend and want to try the best afternoon tea for miles around, walk up Church Street and follow the cliff walk to Port Mulgrave and to Tom and Jane's Ship Inn. Dairy free options among homemade lemon polenta cake, choc brownies, homemade lemonade, smoked trout sandwiches and other temptations. A pretty garden or roaring fire depending on season.
There are some delicious new additions in the village - Betty and Bo's chocolate shop and high class grocer with colourful pasta, olives, pasta sauces, chorizo, octopus and chunky logs with bags on loan to carry them home.
Try pizzas at the new Cobbles Cafe across the street.
Other things to note
The village has a steep hill which may make access an issue for people with mobility difficulties. There are two short flights of stairs in the cottage with no stair gate on the first floor. There is a door to the stairs on the ground floor so they can be closed off. There is also a door to the top floor, so again access can be limited if children can't reach the latch (it doesn't lock).
There's a heated towel rail in the bathroom which you may want to leave switched off in case of young children.
The window in the main bedroom has a linen chest beneath it so pull it away from the window and keep the window closed, if there are small children around.
The space
Sea views on 3 floors, historic, well located, comfortable cottage with double aspect - front door onto high street and all amenities, back door onto footpath over looking harbour and sea.
200 year old features but modern comforts including wood burning stove.
Guest access
As soon as you walk into Ash Cottage you see the sea. Make a coffee, open the back door and hang on the harbour rail out back to take in fantastic views of the harbour, life boat station and the sea.
There's a wood burning stove to make the best of chilly nights. Bring seasoned logs and kindling if it's that time of year. There's a washer/dryer tucked under the stairs. Liquid wash if needed. No tablets please!
Take your tea in bed up in the master bedroom and look out to sea as you sip.
Upstairs we have now added folding doors to create a private, cosy, single bedroom. Or leave the doors pushed back if you prefer. Beyond this is the twin bedded room with floor level (sealed) windows, giving you a view right down onto the high tide.
You can nip out of the front door in slippers if need be to the friendly butcher's opposite. Ask Richard and Marianne for the best local meat and other produce including honey and jams.
Staithes' peaceful atmosphere is also due to the fact it does not have through traffic. We do have our own free parking space at the top of the village. You can unload outside the cottage but then leave your car and your stresses at the top of the village. The cliff path back down takes you to our front door. The famous Cleveland Way, popular with hikers, also goes past the cottage and takes you to breathtaking cliff top views, pubs, tearooms and beaches close by and all along the coast.
Suitable for all ages. There are licensed fishing and wildlife boats trips in the village from a professional fisherman. Foraging walks along the beach, fossil hunting. Also art classes at the gorgeous Staithes Gallery with Al and Dave with a new gallery and studio recently opened in the Old Sunday School. A further gallery, Staithes Studios, is run by artists, Stef and Ian Mitchell. Graphic and fine art, ceramics, jewellery, friendly workshops and breath taking views from their top floor. Say Hi from me to them and to Al.
You can see two pubs when you step out of the front door as well as the Endeavour Restaurant just 50 metres away. The beach is about 1 minute from the house. The new painted Illusion Trail is close by with leaflets and information at the cottage. It was inspired by the view from my kitchen window. Just look to your left out of the back door and you will know why immediately.
There 's a new piece of public sculpture - a giant wire lobster sited at the top of the village. It's something I helped to bring to life with Whitby Prince's Trust artist Emma Stothard. It's twin (non identical) hangs over your head at Andrew Pern's new Star Inn the Harbour seafood restaurant in Whitby.
Fishermen landing fish and sea food including lobster are happy to sell on the spot or you can find fantastic fresh sea food for sale at the outlet in the car park.
Great tea rooms, a vintage shop with tea room - Dotty's (say Hi to Trudie), a Captain Cook Museum, art, music and Old Jack's Boat(cBeebies TV series) locations to visit. Try the Fox and Hounds at Goldsboro for a meal (if you are pushing the boat out); Sue and Jason are your wonderful hosts. Or grab a crab salad, grouse, pheasant (in season), mussels, oysters, large fish and chips at the Cod and Lobster - luckily it's only a few steps back to Ash Cottage.
If you visit at the weekend and want to try the best afternoon tea for miles around, walk up Church Street and follow the cliff walk to Port Mulgrave and to Tom and Jane's Ship Inn. Dairy free options among homemade lemon polenta cake, choc brownies, homemade lemonade, smoked trout sandwiches and other temptations. A pretty garden or roaring fire depending on season.
There are some delicious new additions in the village - Betty and Bo's chocolate shop and high class grocer with colourful pasta, olives, pasta sauces, chorizo, octopus and chunky logs with bags on loan to carry them home.
Try pizzas at the new Cobbles Cafe across the street.
Other things to note
The village has a steep hill which may make access an issue for people with mobility difficulties. There are two short flights of stairs in the cottage with no stair gate on the first floor. There is a door to the stairs on the ground floor so they can be closed off. There is also a door to the top floor, so again access can be limited if children can't reach the latch (it doesn't lock).
There's a heated towel rail in the bathroom which you may want to leave switched off in case of young children.
The window in the main bedroom has a linen chest beneath it so pull it away from the window and keep the window closed, if there are small children around.
Gestionnaire de l’hébergement
Barbara Govan
Commodités de l’hébergement
Plage
- Chaises longues sur la plage
Internet
- Disponible dans le cottage : Wi-Fi
Stationnement et transport
- Stationnement sur place
Cuisine
- Batterie de cuisine, vaisselle et couverts
- Bouilloire électrique
- Cafetière-théière
- Casserole de homard ou de crabe
- Four
- Four à micro-ondes
- Grille-pain
- Lave-vaisselle
- Réfrigérateur
- Surface de cuisson
Restauration
- Service de chef cuisinier
Chambres
- 3 chambres
- Draps fournis
Salle de bain
- 1 salle de bain
- Papier de toilette
- Savon
- Séchoir à cheveux
- Serviettes fournies
Lieux de séjour
- Foyer
- Poêle à bois
- Salle de séjour
Divertissement
- Livres
- Téléviseur connecté avec chaînes par câble/satellite
Espaces extérieurs
- Barbecue
- Jardin
- Meubles extérieurs
Buanderie
- Installations de buanderie
- Laveuse
Confort
- Chauffage
Animaux de compagnie
- Aucun animal de compagnie autorisé
Accessibilité
- Si vous avez des besoins particuliers en matière d’accessibilité, veuillez communiquer avec l’hébergement à l’aide des renseignements contenus dans la confirmation reçue après la réservation.
- Entrée sans escaliers
- Étages supérieurs accessibles par des escaliers seulement
- Mains courantes dans les escaliers
- Petits tapis dans les aires communes
- Plancher de bois franc dans les aires communes
- Hébergement non-fumeurs
Services et commodités
- Fer et planche à repasser
- Service de livraison de repas
Dispositifs de sécurité
- Détecteur de monoxyde de carbone (L’hôte a indiqué qu’il y avait un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone dans l’hébergement.)
- Détecteur de fumée (L’hôte a indiqué qu’il y avait un détecteur de fumée dans l’hébergement.)
Information générale
- Excursions et activités organisées par des entreprises exploitées localement
- Jardin
- Recyclage
- Vitrine d’artistes locaux
Politiques
Arrivée
Arrivée à partir de 15 h
Âge minimal pour l’enregistrement : 21 ans
Départ
L’heure limite de départ est 10 h.
Instructions spéciales pour l’enregistrement
L’hôte vous enverra un courriel contenant les instructions relatives à l’arrivée et au départ.
Instructions relatives au départ
L’hôte vous demande d’effectuer ce qui suit avant votre départ :
Remplir et mettre en marche le lave-vaisselle
Retourner les clés
Animaux de compagnie
Les animaux de compagnie ne sont pas autorisés.
Enfants et lits supplémentaires
Les enfants sont bienvenus.
Renseignements importants
À savoir
Des frais par personne supplémentaire peuvent s’appliquer et varient selon les politiques de l’établissement.
Une pièce d’identité avec photo émise par le gouvernement et un dépôt en espèces, une carte de crédit ou une carte de débit pour couvrir les frais accessoires peuvent être requis à l’arrivée.
Les demandes spéciales sont sujettes à la disponibilité au moment de l’enregistrement et peuvent entraîner des frais supplémentaires. Les demandes spéciales ne peuvent pas être garanties.
Les fêtes et les événements de groupe sont strictement interdits.
L’hôte a indiqué qu’il y avait un détecteur de monoxyde de carbone dans l’hébergement.
L’hôte a indiqué qu’il y avait un détecteur de fumée dans l’hébergement.
Cet établissement est géré par l’intérmediaire de notre partenaire Vrbo. Vrbo vous enverra un courriel contenant un lien vers un compte Vrbo qui vous permettra de modifier ou d’annuler votre réservation.
À noter
Cet hébergement ne possède pas d’ascenseur.
À propos du quartier
Staithes, England
À proximité
- West Cliff Beach - 13 min en voiture - 15.5 km
- Whitby Pavilion - 18 min en voiture - 20.0 km
- Baie de Whitby - 18 min en voiture - 20.1 km
- Abbaye de Whitby - 19 min en voiture - 20.4 km
- Plage de Whitby - 20 min en voiture - 18.8 km
Transport
- Gare de Danby : à 15 min en voiture
- Aéroport de Durham Tees Valley (MME) : à 59 min en voiture
Restaurants
- Hunley Hall Hotel Saltburn-by-the-Sea - 13 min en voiture
- Tiger Inn - 5 min en voiture
- Carlin How Fish & Chips - 10 min en voiture
- Cod & Lobster - 2 min à pied
- The Badger Hounds - 3 min en voiture
Foire aux questions
Harbourside cottage with amazing sea views accepte-t-il les animaux de compagnie?
Non, l’établissement n’accepte pas les animaux de compagnie.
À quelle heure est-il possible d'arriver à Harbourside cottage with amazing sea views?
L’arrivée est possible à partir de 15 h.
À quelle heure doit s'effectuer le départ à Harbourside cottage with amazing sea views?
Le départ est à 10 h.
Où se situe Harbourside cottage with amazing sea views?
Saltburn-by-the-Sea - cottage se trouve à moins de 10 km des sites suivants : Runswick Sands, Parc national des North York Moors et Musée des mines de fer de Cleveland. Les points d'intérêt suivants sont également à moins de 15 km : Cattersty Sands et West Cliff Beach.
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