Welcome to Greystones, a fantastic fisherman's cottage.
Cosy up in the sitting-room with a traditional fireplace and beams.
A lovely place to enjoy a meal together.
One of the bedrooms showing the original beams.
The gorgeous beach at Staithes.
Welcome to Greystones.
Relax in this beautiful lounge.
Light the fire on cooler evenings and snuggle on the sofas while enjoying a bite to eat.
A very seaside cottage.
Or sit quietly in the snug, a great place to chill out.
Either read a good book or catch up on your favourite TV shows.
Share a meal around the farmhouse table.
A great kitchen with everything the cook among you could need.
Whip up a feast of local Yorkshire fayre.
Make plans over breakfast for the day's adventures.
Food for thought.
A convenient downstairs WC.
A spacious bedroom with plenty of storage.
The en suite shower-room to bedroom 1.
This comfy room has light flooding in.
The view across the beck.
Enjoy a great night's sleep.
So cosy and comfortable.
The first floor shower-room.
The owners have thought of everything.
This room makes it a pleasure to get ready in the morning.
The twin bedroom has a TV for those who want to watch something different.
Admire the original beams and the stone wall of the cottage.
Getting ready to go to the beach.
Lovely.
This large single bedroom has views over the cobbled street below.
Space and light to get ready for an evening out.
The door to the bathroom has a lovely little reminder to mind your head.
A seaside themed bathroom.
Take a relaxing soak in the beach and wash the sand from your toes.
This spacious bedroom has more original features.
Watch the beams when you are looking out of the window.
Getting ready for a swim in the sea.
Stroll down the cobbled streets of Staithes.
An artist's paradise.
Across the beck to the lifeboat station.
A proper Yorkshire shop.
Treat yourself to a meal out at the Royal George Inn.
Watch the fishing boats in the harbour.
Low tide.
The Yorkshire coastline in all its glory.
Visit Sandsend, another great beach with the chance of finding a fossil!
The magnificent cliffs of the east coast.
The Cob and Lobster is a great place for lunch.
Greystones
5737 - NewStaithes | Sleeps 9 + cot
7 Nights from £800
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
Situated in the heart of the village, The Cod & Lobster serves food and drinks daily. In recent times the pub has been subject to the harsh weather, indeed a sign states "In rough weather please use the other door". Call in for hearty food, the warming fire and dramatic views of the sea. Dogs are welcome.
Nearby beach
Overlooked by rugged cliffs and the pretty village of Staithes, the beach here is sandy and great for fossil hunters (do take care around the cliff face). Dogs are allowed year round and there is no lifeguard cover.
Nearby walk
Thanks to the Discover Yorkshire Coast website we can bring you this delightful scenic walk which starts from the Upper Car Park and takes in the stunning views across Runswick Bay and Port Mulgrave. Take a look a their website for full details.
Nearby town
Perched on a hillside, Staithes is a charming fishing village with a long history (once the home of Captain Cook), and you can see his cottage to this day. Situated on the Cleveland Way, this is the ideal place for refreshments or spending the day on the beach.
Also nearby
Call in for barista coffee, freshly baked cakes, paninis and Brymor & Ryeburn ice cream. Take a look at their website for details about pizza evenings, perfect for when you don't feel like cooking!
Showcasing the work of Ian and Stef Mitchell, call in for painting, printmaking and digital art inspired by the surrounding northern landscapes.
Dotty's Tearoom can be found in the centre of Staithes. Call in for fabulous home made cakes, scones and freshly prepared food, all served in eclectic surroundings. Outside seating and takeaway service available.
Dedicated to Staithes and its inhabitants, this interesting heritage centre tells the story of fishing, mining, lifeboats, Captain Cook and many more through photographs, memorabilia and artefacts. Centrally located on the High Street, check their website for opening times and further details.
Restaurant Number 20 is a contemporary restaurant offering seasonal dishes and an Italian inspired menu. Open Wednesday to Saturday, booking ahead is recommended.
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