April Cottage

About this property

This picture book country cottage is situated in the quiet village of Aislaby only a few miles from Whitby. Is has a lovely front and back garden and is the perfect place to relax and unwind summer or winter.

April cottage is situated in a quiet village of Aislaby just over three miles from Whitby town and with a regular availability of public transport and a newly opened village pub/ restaurant- The Forge. The cottage is furnished and decorated to a high standard to provide comfort and relaxation for up to six people. There are pleasant back and front gardens for relaxing and unwinding and an outside alfresco dining area in the rear garden. There are lovely views  across the moors and excellent area for walkers. This is a beautiful property which attracts repeat customers year after year

ground floor:

Lounge: TV with satellite channels, DVD, radio/CD player and selection of books. Wood-burner and timber seaside-feel decor.

Kitchen/Diner: Open-plan with dining table and chairs. Fridge/freezer, ceramic hob with electric oven, microwave, washing machine and dishwasher. Bay window with window seat.

first floor:

Bedroom 1: King-sized bed, fitted wardrobes and a dressing table.

Bedroom 2: Twin beds, fitted wardrobes and small chest of drawers.

Bedroom 3: Twin beds and chest of drawers.

Bathroom: Bath, separate shower, toilet and washbasin.

Pets: Sorry, no pets.

Parking: Car parking space for one or two cars in the front drive and off-road parking.

Heating: Wood-burner in lounge and oil fired central heating.

Garden: Pebbled area and paved patio at the front and enclosed back garden with decked area and garden furniture.

Short breaks: Not accepted at peak times.

Pub: 200 Yards  Shop: 3 Miles

Notes: Towels are provided.

Aislaby

Aislaby is a beautiful village set in the countryside only three miles from the historic town of Whitby. It is a tranquil place providing lovely views across the Esk Valley towards neighbouring villages including Sleights. Many of the stone houses in the village were built from locally quarried stone. The Aislaby quarry was reopened in 2002 and supplies some of the finest sandstone for buildings in London and English seaside piers. The final resting place of famous Whitby photographer, Frank Meadow Sutcliffe, can be seen in the graveyard. It is a stunning location with fabulous views of the countryside.