About this property
The hallway opens into a glorious and large open plan living area with a wonderful wood burning stove – as well as under floor heating – comfortable velvet sofa and window seat. There is a large 42″ TV with Blu-Ray/DVD player and music centre.
The kitchen is well-equipped with a dining with views of the garden.
There is a second sitting room/playroom with books, games and 40″ TV, which also has a wood burning stove.
Off the kitchen is a utility room plus a cloaks/WC.
Leading from the kitchen is a west-facing terrace with table and chairs for al fresco dining and a charming, enclosed garden with lawned area.
On the first floor is a large master bedroom with fitted wardrobes, cheval mirror and an en-suite bathroom with fabulous double basin and a shower over the bath, WC and hand wash basin. (This bathroom is a ‘Jack and Jill’, with a second door so it doubles as a house bathroom).
There are two more double bedrooms with one having a en-suite shower room with a shower, WC and a double-size basin with a ‘waterfall’ tap.
The garden is enclosed with a terrace, hot tub, table and seating plus a lawn and well-stocked borders.
The owners provide a ‘meet and greet’ service with wonderful fresh-from-the-oven homemade baking to welcome you and in the summer, a basket of vegetables from their garden!
Hunmanby is a charming village perched on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, made famous by the artist David Hockney. Surrounded by stunning scenery and beautiful landscapes, this popular bustling village looks down across farmland towards North Yorkshire's historic seaside resort of Filey. Hunmanby lies directly between Scarborough and Bridlington, and still boasts its historic Market Place Cross and Hunmanby Hall Golf Course. It offers excellent amenities, including ancient coaching inns, shops, tea rooms and eateries, as well as a train station offering access to popular Bridlington, Scarborough, Whitby and beyond. Just three miles away sits Filey, a lovely traditional seaside town boasting two elegant promenades and beautiful sandy beaches edged by rows of neat, colourful beach huts. With the rolling countryside to explore and the nearby seaside towns dotted along the North York Coast, Hunmanby is well-placed for an enjoyable holiday.
Reviews (9)
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Julie-anne
The front door opens straight onto this road. We found this dangerous with our little dog and getting in and out of our car. TV and Satellite box was very difficult to tune in, even with instructions card. Owners live directly next door; no feeling of exclusivity due to them being so close. Garden is not secure for dog as there is a low wall at back of garden. Bath is difficult for older people to use due to lack of hand rail or slip mat. Similarly, the very steep and dark stairs are not suited for older people. Two of the upstairs bedrooms are very small and arenât really a suitable size to have double beds in. Advertised as having a pub in village, it has closed down. Also, no farm shop as advertised. However, the garden and hot tub were nice.
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Susan
. Cannot praise highly enough, and the owners are extremely friendly, introducing themselves, but remaining in the background . Would love to stay here again, thank you for ensuring that we had a lovely Easter break.
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Penny
When we arrived there were dirty towels and dusters in a pile which I had to move. Also the towel rails were not working so we had to dry them in the radiators! Not very good. House is lovely but chairs are uncomfortable especially for older people. They did put the towel rails on when they came back from oversea trips, there was no face mask wearing though. The towel rails were not put on a timer so they were in all night and day and it was stifling so we had to ask fir help again to turn them off. The instruction book said they should be on a timer. Very disappointed and it caused us personal problems and donât think we would consider this property again.