Hi there and welcome! I'm so glad you're considering staying with us. I genuinely love hosting—it's such a joy to meet people from all walks of life and help them feel at home while they explore new places. There's something really special about creating a space where guests can relax, recharge, and make great memories. When I’m not busy preparing for guests, you’ll probably find me enjoying long walks by the sea, trying out new recipes, or curled up with a good book and a cup of tea. I’m always happy to share local tips and recommendations to help make your stay extra special. Looking forward to welcoming you soon!

Welcome to our charming 2-bedroom terraced house in the beautiful village of Great Ayton—perfect for a relaxing getaway or a comfortable base to explore the North Yorkshire countryside. Inside, you'll find a fully equipped kitchen with a dining table, making it easy to enjoy home-cooked meals during your stay. The property features a modern bathroom and a cozy, well-kept interior throughout. Step outside onto the private decking area—complete with outdoor seating—where you can unwind with a drink or enjoy a quiet morning coffee. Free parking is available, making your stay even more convenient. Whether you're here to explore the local trails, visit nearby landmarks, or simply relax in a peaceful setting, our home offers everything you need for a comfortable and enjoyable stay.

🍽️ Places to Eat & Drink - The Royal Oak Hotel – A historic 18th-century coaching inn serving traditional pub meals by a cosy fire, with beautiful stone architecture. - King’s Head Inn – Over 200 years old, this charming pub lies under Roseberry Topping and offers classic Yorkshire fare in a welcoming atmosphere - Welcome to Yorkshire Local Cafés & Tearooms – Enjoy homemade cakes and warm hospitality in riverside cafés or on the village green, often accompanied by award-winning ice cream Things to Do & See: - Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum – Discover the early life of the famous explorer in this restored 18th-century schoolroom in Great Ayton - Captain Cook’s Monument on Easby Moor – A short hike leads to this memorial with panoramic views across the Cleveland Hills and beyond - Roseberry Topping – Iconic hill (nicknamed the "Yorkshire Matterhorn") with multiple hiking routes and prehistoric remains at the summit - Little Ayton Station – Ride the Esk Valley Line through stunning North York Moors countryside, connecting to Whitby or the heritage steam railway at Grosmont 🏞️ Outdoor & Leisure Activities: - Waterfall Park & River Leven – A hidden gem ideal for picnics, watching ducks, and enjoying the peaceful waterfall spot near the High Street - Walking & Cycling Trails – Launch from the village into the North York Moors: try routes up Easby Moor, Roseberry Topping, or join the Cleveland Way for scenic adventures 🏛️ Historical Landmarks & Heritage - Obelisk Memorial – Marks the site of the Cook family home, with a granite obelisk made from rock at Point Hicks — a gift from Australia - Church of All Saints – Grade I-listed medieval church dating back to the 12th century, with Cook family graves in the churchyard - Great Ayton Quaker Meeting House – Historic sandstone building from 1700 used by Quaker community since the 17th century - yton Hall – A grade II* listed building from the 1690s with beautifully preserved interiors