Seacliff

About this property

This comfortable semi detached house is situated just inland from the coast road going through Sandsend, only yards from the sea.

This comfortable semi-detached house is situated just inland from the coast road going through Sandsend, only yards from the sea. Apart from its sandy beach with a beck which forms a pool for children to paddle in, Sandsend has caf?s, an art gallery and a pub with excellent restaurants being just around the corner. It is a perfect base for a family seaside holiday and is situated on the Cleveland Way footpath.

ground floor:

Lounge: TV, open wood-burning fire and bay window offering some sea views.

Kitchen: Fridge, electric hob with oven, microwave and dishwasher.

Snug: Seating, console table, radio/CD player and wine cooler.

Sun Room: Dining table and chairs.

Cloakroom: Toilet and washbasin.

Utility Room: Washing machine and tumble dryer.

Boot Room: Fridge/ freezer and small table with chairs.

first floor:

Bedroom 1: Double bed, chest of drawers and hanging space.

Bedroom 2: Twin beds, chest of drawers and hanging space.

Bedroom 3: Single bed with underneath storage.

Bathroom: Bath, shower over the bath, toilet and washbasin.

Pets: Sorry, no pets.

Parking: Off-road parking for two cars in the drive.

Heating: Open wood-burning fire in lounge and gas central heating.

Garden: Enclosed back garden with patio, BBQ and summerhouse.

Short breaks: Not accepted at peak times.

Notes: Please bring your own towels. WiFi.

Sandsend

Sandsend, one of North Yorkshire's prettiest coastal villages, is set at the foot of Lythe Bank and only a two mile beach walk away from Whitby. Pretty holiday cottages and houses are set in the stunning cliff backdrop. Beneath them is the award winning beach, with streams leading to the sea, perfect for children to have a splash in or feed the ducks. Alternatively a walk in the neighbouring woodlands or along the cliffs is equally as charming. Originally Sandsend was two separate villages, each formed along its own beck, it now stands as one united village. There are interesting shops, an award-winning restaurant, cafes, pubs and an art gallery. With beautiful views of the coastline and its famous historic neighbour, Whitby, it is a truly magical place.