All ground floor. One spacious double bedroom. En-suite bathroom with small bath and shower over, basin and WC. Open plan living area with fully fitted kitchen, dining area and sitting area with electric log-effect fire and French doors to the streamside patio.
Parking available (Off Road Parking)
Check In - 17:00
Check Out - 10:00
This exceptional property is an 18th Century former stablethat has been finished to a high standard and sleeps two people.
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A detached 18th century, stone-built former stable, set next to the owner's home in a quiet corner of the delightful village of Lastingham. Lovingly restored, decorated and furnished, the property has been finished to a high standard, and provides first-class holiday accommodation. The accommodation is all ground floor, and the lovely open-plan living area has French doors leading to a patio area overlooking the village stream.
A great base from which to explore the area, the property is within the Moors National Park, and Whitby, the famous coastline and the pretty villages and market towns of the region are within easy reach.
Electric storage heaters with electric fire in sitting area. Electric hob, dual oven (microwave and roaster), fridge, Smart TV in lounge with a guest account for Netflix iplayer apps etc, radio, CD player, WiFi. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Ample off road parking in enclosed driveway with additional roadside parking within 10 yards. Streamside patio. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shop 4 miles, pub 2 mins walk. Note: Due to the close proximity of the stream the property is not suitable for children under 10. Note: This owner also has property 'The Hayloft' under reference - 1571.
The tiny village of Lastingham is a quiet haven on the edge of the North York Moors with beautiful countryside all around it. The best known building in the village is the Crypt Church of St Mary with its ancient crypt. St Cedd founded a monastery in Lastingham in the 7th Century, but it was destroyed by the Danes in the 9th Century.
Pickering is seven miles away and is home to The Beck Isle Museum, which is housed in a handsome Regency property near the centre of the town. Other attractions in the town include The North Yorks Moors Steam Railway. With many castles, historic houses, abbeys, churches and other heritage sites, along with the glorious surrounding countryside, this is a tremendous base for a memorable holiday.
