Nestled in the heart of the delightful village of Swainby rests this charming mid-terrace cottage, 18 High Street.
Suited to both families and friends, the property is idyllically positioned within close proximity of local amenities as well as picturesque countryside and a number of National Trust properties, providing the perfect base for a retreat to North Yorkshire.
Park up on the roadside and marvel at the charming white-washed exterior of this lovely dwelling before unloading your bags and stepping into the delightful open-plan living space; beautifully-appointed with a pairing of both contemporary and traditional décor, this stylishly tiled space is fit with high-quality furnishings complimented by a rustic feature fireplace.
Kick off your shoes and unwind in front of the television whilst the designated chef prepares a heartwarming meal for the group in the neighbouring kitchen, making use of all of the essential amenities provided; gather your loved ones together for a seat on a stool at the quirky bar table to indulge in your culinary delights as you recount the days adventures over a glass of wine.
Climbing the stairs to the first floor you'll find two thoughtfully laid-out bedrooms, a king-size room and a double room, each featuring a light and airy décor for a calming setting to rest your head.
In the morning, prepare for a new day with a luxurious soak amongst the bubbles in the contemporary family bathroom, or make use of the overhead shower to enjoy a quick rinse.
Set out to explore the local area, where you will find a handy convenient store just a short walk away where you can stock up on ingredients to prepare a tasty feast for your guests, or if you would like a night off from the kitchen, Swainby offers two welcoming pubs, The Black Horse and the Blacksmiths Arms, both of which serve delicious home-cooked meals and local ales to suit all tastes and budgets.
There is also a lovely coffee shop in the village open Thursday-Monday.
On sunnier days, enjoy a leisurely walk along the flowing Crook Beck, stopping to savour a homemade picnic at the Crook Beck Picnic Area.
Nearby you will find the fascinating ruins of the 14th-century Whorlton Castle, which is settled on a spur of the Cleveland Hills, as well as the peaceful spot of Whorton Old Church.
Perched in the opposite direction is the magnificent Mount Grace Priory, House and Gardens, brimming with 14th-century history and surrounded by vibrant grounds.
Take advantage of your brilliant surroundings and embark on one of the many excellent trails available, including the stunning Cleveland Way which offers 109-miles of rolling countryside and dramatic coastline.
Be sure to pay a visit to the nearby market towns of Stokesley and Northallerton, where you will find a fantastic golf range, shops to browse and cafes where you can indulge in a well-earned coffee and slice of cake!
For a day trip to the seaside, pack-up the car and venture to Whitby, where you can soak up the glorious sands, make memories on the bustling pier and explore the famous Whitby Abbey.
For an unforgettable stay in the North York Moors National Park, be sure to choose 18 High Street as your home-away-from-home.
