North York Moors and Coast - Ref 3653

Surrounded by rich, agricultural land, the village of Skipsea is situated in the Yorkshire Wolds in a typically rural setting This charming little town is also close to the cliffs of the North Sea, making the seaside as accessible as the surrounding hills Skipsea boasts its own post office, general store and tea-room as well as a hairdresser’s, fish and chip shop, and pub – many of which have been constructed using traditional methods and cobbles from the local beach The ruins of Skipsea Castle are located on the edge of the village, whilst the surrounding countryside is excellent for walking and cycling The nearby seaside towns of Bridlington and Filey boast long sandy beaches in addition to numerous resort attractions whilst Hull’s Deep Submarium and the shops, cathedral and museum of nearby York all offer fascinating alternatives This attractive, semi-detached stone cottage is located in the heart of the small community of Ulrome, 10 minutes walk from the sea and three miles from the village of Skipsea Lovingly refurbished and decorated, this property provides cosy, comfortable accommodation on the ground floor With an attractive open plan living area, a double bedroom and a spa bath, the property has everything a couple could need for a quiet break together Outside, a traditional cottage garden provides the perfect spot for relaxing .