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Staithes, Near Whitby, North Yorkshire

Located in Staithes, near Whitby in North Yorkshire, this unique accommodation offers a historic experience within former World War 1 army barracks. The lodging is designed to sleep two guests and features a rustic charm that has been carefully preserved during its restoration. The ground floor living space includes an open plan layout with a comfortable living area equipped with a TV, a dining area, and a kitchen with essential appliances such as a gas cooker, microwave, and fridge. The bedroom includes twin beds and an en-suite bathroom with a shower over the bath.

All properties come with gas central heating, and while gas and bed linen are included in the stay, electricity operates on a £1 meter. Additional amenities such as towel hire, a cot, and a highchair can be requested. Guests will appreciate the spacious grounds and ample parking available on-site, and it is important to note that smoking is not permitted within the accommodation.

The location is ideal for nature enthusiasts, situated just off the Cleveland Way, which offers numerous scenic moorland and cliff-top walks. Nearby attractions include golf links and a leisure center located just two miles away. A short stroll down the charming cobbled streets leads to the heart of Staithes, where visitors can explore the picturesque fishing village, its small harbor, and the quaint narrow passages reminiscent of Captain James Cook's era. The village is home to various shops, pubs, cafes, and a restaurant.

For those seeking adventure, guests can take a ride on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, famously known as Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express, or visit the iconic Whitby Abbey, located just 11 miles away. The accommodation can also cater to larger groups, as the four refurbished lodges are situated in close proximity to one another, allowing for bookings of up to 24 guests. Additional en-suite rooms are available upon request.

Staithes hosts several events throughout the year, including the Life Boat weekend from August 10th to 11th and the Arts and Heritage Festival on September 7th, 8th, and 9th, providing visitors with opportunities to engage with the local culture and community. This charming destination combines historical significance with modern comfort, making it a perfect getaway for couples or groups looking to explore the beauty of North Yorkshire.

• Baby Friendly
• Internet
• Pub Nearby
• Coast Nearby