Stylish sunny courtyard to sit and relax.
Cosy up on the large sofa with a good book.
The perfect sunny kitchen for whipping up a treat.
Neutral colours grace this relaxing bedroom.
A lovely sun-trap.
The sandy beach at Runswick Bay.
You will be more than welcome at Sealark.
The light and airy sitting-area looks over the flower borders.
There's lots of space for everyone.
Fresh and fun styling.
This artwork will definitely give you some ideas of where to visit.
Hunt out some local produce and whip up a glorious feast.
The chef will enjoy spending time in the pretty kitchen.
Local artwork graces the dining-area.
A perfect bedroom to relax in after a day at the sea.
Plenty of room for your holiday wardrobe.
Dappled sunlight highlights the stylish design of this bedroom.
What a jolly twin bedroom.
Sunny colours give the twin room a cosy feel.
A long, hot soak or a refreshing shower? It's up to you.
A very useful utility/boot room, perfect for sandy sandals or muddy walking boots.
Cocktails at sundown in the courtyard patio, of course, it's a must.
The courtyard patio is perfect for morning coffee or an evening sundowner.
The front tiered garden is bursting with plants and flowers.
The named parking space behind Sealark.
Pack your picnic and spend a day on the beach, only a few minutes drive away.
There are lots of places to rockpool on the coastline.
Close to Runswick Bay and Whitby, Sealark is in a perfect location for sightseeing on the coastline.
Dip your toes in the lapping waves, or just sit and relax.
Iconic Whitby Abbey, as seen from Sandsend, sits on the cliffs looking over the town, walk along the piers or take a boat trip and look for Minke whales or dolphins.
Stroll along the winding cobbled lanes of Runswick Bay.
7 Nights from £495
Features
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Dogs welcome
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Linen and towels included
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WiFi
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Private parking
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Garden/Outside space
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Open fire/wood-burner
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Near a pub
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Near a beach
Bedroom details
Bedroom 1
KingBedroom 2
TwinClose to the beautiful coastline, cliffs and sandy beaches of Runswick Bay, Staithes and Whitby sits this gem of a cottage sleeping four. Exuding a subtle and stylish coastal charm and creating a serene and inviting atmosphere, Sealark is just the place for couples and friends to enjoy time together. Located in the pretty village of Hinderwell with a pub within walking distance. Hinderwell also has a fabulous tea room nearby, where you can sample Yorkshire Fayre and find local crafts for sale.
Sealark is a newly renovated cottage where the open plan downstairs space seamlessly blends the living, dining and kitchen spaces, making it perfect for social gatherings and cosy evenings. The decor features a palette of soft greens and blues, sandy neutrals and crisp whites evoking the tranquil seaside setting.
The living area is adorned with plush comfortable seating and complementary soft furnishings that enhance the coastal theme. Intriguing artwork inspired by nearby shores and quaint villages adds character and a touch of whimsy to the walls, inviting you to explore the stories behind each piece.
Upstairs the two bedrooms, one king and one twin, continue the theme of coastal elegance with sumptuous beds dressed in high quality linens and co-ordinating cushions and throws. Each room is a haven of relaxation, with thoughtful details and gentle hues that create a restful ambiance. The bathroom has a bath with a shower over, just the place to relax after a day on the beach or hiking on the moors.
Outside, the cottage garden at the front is a charming introduction to the property, with blooming flowers in the summer and a quaint pathway leading to the door. At the rear, the stylish courtyard garden is a private oasis, featuring comfortable patio furniture perfect for al fresco dining or a quiet morning coffee. As the evening sets in, twinkling fairy lights add a magical touch.
Nestling on the edge of the North York Moors National Park and with the moors to the west and North Sea and a wealth of beautiful beaches to the east, Sealark is perfectly positioned for a great Yorkshire break. Take a walk down to Runswick Bay with its beautiful sands and higgledy piggledy mix of houses which feel as if they have just grown out of the cliffs. Enjoy a visit to one of the many delightful fishing villages. To the north you have Staithes with cobbled streets and narrow alleys and wonderful independent shops and art galleries. Staithes is well known as a centre of art in the area with a festival every September. Or enjoy a meal at the Cod and Lobster. Only nine miles down the coast visit Whitby with its busy harbour and the historic Abbey. Why not walk up the 199 steps from Church Lane and stop halfway on the bench to take in the view across the town. Inland the Yorkshire moors offer great walking experiences, charming villages and plenty of sheep. The visitors centre and Danby, with its art gallery and cafe is a great place to start. If you are looking for a city to visit don't miss out on York with is original walls. Take a walk around and see the city from a different perspective, not forgetting to stop on one of the many quaint cafes on the way. Or spend a quiet moment in the magnificent Minster, then stroll along the wonderful medieval streets waiting for you to explore.
Ground Floor
Entrance hall
Open plan living-room with kitchen and dining areas. Smart TV and wood-burner. Electric hob, electric oven, fridge/freezer and dishwasher
Utility-room with washing machine
First Floor
Bedroom 1 with king-size double bed (5')
Bedroom 2 with twin beds (3')
Bathroom with bath, fitted shower, WC and wash-basin
Access is via six steps at the front and there are four steps at the back. There is a shared drive and parking may be tight for a large car.
More Information
- Dogs welcome (1 only)
- Arrive/Depart Friday
- Short breaks available
- Wood-burner/Open fire
- Private parking for 1 small to medium sized car
- WiFi
- No smoking
- Pub 200 yds
- Garden furniture
- Full gas-fired CH
