About this property
Settled into the lovely riverside town of West Ayton, within easy reach of loads of fantastic attractions within North Yorkshire, 24 Hall Garth Lane is a pretty white cottage with a fantastic garden space and contemporary amenities, ideal for a family or group of friends. Be welcomed by ample off-road parking, beside which is EV charging, and enter into this lovely cottage, first finding yourself in a quaint sitting room with a woodburning stove and TV, ideal for a movie marathon. There is also the option of a snug, also with a woodburning stove and leather sofas, given character by wooden roof beams and an ideal spot to curl up with a good book.
When mealtimes call, the well-fitted kitchen will cater to your culinary needs, continuing the opulence and tasteful design of the sitting areas whilst retaining a cottage vibe, so why not cook up a storm and enjoy it at the dining table? The bathroom can be found on the ground floor and there is also a shower room, leaving you the choice of a warm shower or a soak amongst the bubbles. With lovely furniture, three bedrooms welcome you to catch your rest, including two doubles and a bunk room. Outside, the garden is perfect for an alfresco affair, or whiling away a sunny afternoon with a glass of your favourite beverage in hand.
West Ayton is a lovely location housing a selection of pubs and eateries, including the characterful Ye Olde Forge Valley Inn and the Denison Arms, as well as a convenience store where you can stock up on essentials. Explore the ruins of West Ayton Castle, head a little further out to try out fishing, or enjoy an action-packed afternoon at North Yorkshire Water Park. From here, visit the fabulous seaside resort of Scarborough where there is a local museum, art gallery, eateries, independent shops, arcades, and picturesque harbour. Scarborough offers ice cream to be enjoyed at the local beach, as well as the incredible Scarborough Castle and links to Cleveland Way coastal walks, from which you can take in the stunning scenery as you head towards Hayburn Wyke Waterfall.
For a day at the seaside, visit the beautiful Robin Hood’s Bay or Cayton Bay Beach. Guests can also explore the incredible North York Moors National Park, wither on foot or by bike. There is something for everyone with a stay at the pretty 24 Hall Garth Lane.
Resting on the edge of the breath-taking North York Moors National Park, is the small village of West Ayton. Visitors of the village will be charmed by the 14th-century castle, situated to the east of the village, along with a community centre, a surgery, a pub and a number of local businesses. Its twin village, East Ayton perches on the opposite side of the River Derwent, where you will find a larger selection of amenities. Situated on the edge of the National Park, this little village plays host to miles of walks to be enjoyed. Noteworthy routes include The Bridestones and the Hole of Horcum, Forge Valley and the Derwent Sea Cut. Alternatively, a 15-minute drive will find you within the resort town of Scarborough, complete with a brimming town centre, a beach and harbour. Attractions include the Japanese-style garden, Peasholm Park, the medieval Scarborough castle and the wonderful SEA life Sanctuary. West Ayton promises an idyllic base for touring the countryside and coast.
Accommodation
Three bedrooms: 2 x double, 1 x bunk.
Ground-floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC.
Shower room with walk-in shower, basin, heated towel rail and WC.
Kitchen/diner.
Sitting room with woodburning stove.
Snug with woodburning stove
Heating.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, kettle, toaster.
TV, WiFi.
Fuel and power included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Ample off-road parking with EV charging port.
Rear garden terrace patio with furniture, barbecue and storage for bikes.
Sorry, no smoking.
Shop 0.3 miles, pub 0.1 miles, river 0.2 miles.
Please note: Electric car charging available for a £25 supplement
Nearby points of interest
- Flamingo Land
Reviews (3)
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Carole
The owner who lives abroad was able to control the thermostat from an app on his phone, but still the heating didnât work. There was a leaky radiator but after carrying out the instructions that the owner had sent through to reboot the system, it still didnât work, so we came home on the Monday as it was very cold inside the cottage. The main bathroom which is downstairs was also too cold to use but we did manage to get the electric towel rail in the upstairs shower room to work which took the chill off the room. The cottage is located in a very tranquil spot down by the river, but at 8 am on the Monday morning, we were woken up by the sound of the builders who are carrying out renovations to the adjoining house. Please note that the double bed in the main bedroom is only a 4 foot bed and not a regular double bed size. This could be a good cottage if a few changes were made, but if you do decide to visit, make sure you take some firelighters and kindling if you are planning to use the log burners, hand soap, oven gloves, a waste food caddy and bin bags. There was a nice welcome basket on arrival, however, I would have rather had central heating that worked.
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Oliver
It was the perfect place to unwind and relax. Beautifully decorated, very clean, super practical, extremely cosy and full of love. We loved having our coffee in the garden on a morning and sitting by the fire on an evening. Can't recommend it enough. Simply perfect.
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Allan
The only suggestion I would recommend,would be too have shower mat's and hand rails in the bathrooms .Other than that it was perfect.great holiday accommodation.