Mallard Cottage

Summary

Mallard Cottage is a highly recommended, well equipped, character terraced cottage in an amazing location. Set in the North York Moors National Park overlooking the Heritage Steam Railway. Experience the amazing site of the locomotives powering up the line. Open views of TV 'Heartbeat' countryside from all windows. A haven for wildlife. Walks from the back door. Close to the heritage coastline including Whitby. Quiet rural hamlet of Esk Valley near Grosmont, Safe for children to play.

About The Cottage

Our charming cottage is great for a relaxing holiday in a lovely part of the country. The cottage is well-equipped throughout.

Sleeps 4 in 2 bedrooms and 2 sofas in the lounge. Bedrooms consist of 1 double with pine 4 poster bed which offers amazing view of steam train powering up the line. A 2nd bedroom comes with adult sized bunk beds. A bathroom includes a WC, vanity unit and shower over the bath. Unwind in the lounge/diner which comes with beams, electric stove type fire in feature fireplace, TV/DVD player, dining table and chairs, 2 sofas. A large kitchen comes with usual electric appliances.

Garden with open aspect of countryside and sun house with comfortable seating.

Private parking behind cottage.

All linen and electricity provided. Sorry no dogs.

Visiting Grosmont & Exploring North Yorkshire

Grosmont developed mainly as a centre of ironstone mining, which flourished during the nineteenth century. Today, the village is dominated by the trains operated by the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. This runs from Pickering to Grosmont, with an extra service along the Esk Valley Railway line. The Esk Valley Railway shares the station with the North Yorkshire Moors Railway. Here the heritage and the service trains meet on opposite platforms. Visit the engine shed a short walk from the station to view the maintenance carried out on the steam engines.

Whitby seaside town is close to the cottage. It has Blue Flag beaches, shops and delicious fish and chips. There are a range of activities to enjoy including horse riding, walking, golfing and boating.

North Yorkshire is the largest county in England. It is filled with interesting towns and seaside resorts. The list of places to visit is endless. Some examples of attractions include:
Yorkshire Dales.
North Yorkshire Moors.
Castle Howard.
Flamingo Land.
National Railway Museum.

For more information please visit our website.

Rates: £225 to £630 per week depending on season.
Maximum of 4 people.
Children are welcome.
Sorry, no pets.
Off street parking.
Wi-Fi/internet access.
3 Star Visit England.

Please note that map locations may be approximate.