Whitby 3 miles.
The Old Mill Cottage is a quirky, semi-detached cottage situated in the charming village of Low Hawsker, near Whitby in the North York Moors National Park.
This single-storey property welcomes pets and features a toasty open fire, perfect for those chilly evenings.
Suitable for a couple or solo travellers, The Old Mill Cottage offers a quaint base for exploring the beautiful surroundings of Whitby and beyond.
The single-storey layout of this home offers a small but adequate kitchen, ideal for preparing meals to enjoy around the dining table in the living/dining room.
Here you can relax in front of the 32" Freeview TV after a day of exploring the beautiful surroundings.
The Old Mill Cottage boasts a double bedroom with an en-suite walk-in shower, providing a tranquil retreat after a day of adventures.
Step outside to the small front garden, where you can soak up the sunshine and enjoy a drink or two out on the pretty bistro table.
From the bedroom window, the picturesque views of the fields behind the property offer a lovely backdrop to your stay.
After a day of walking the nearby Cinder Path to Robin Hoods Bay or exploring the North York Moors, return to The Old Mill Cottage to relax in front of the open fire, reminiscing about the sights and experiences of the day.
If you're eager to explore the stunning natural beauty that surrounds your home-away-from-home, you’ll be delighted to know that the cottage is positioned right on the coast-to-coast path, perfect for walkers and cyclists alike.
Spend your days wandering along the picturesque Cinder Path, which beautifully connects Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay, allowing you to soak in the breathtaking coastal scenery.
For a convenient outing, catch the bus from the stop just a short distance away, with services running every half hour to whisk you into the neighbouring charming towns.
Nearby, the dog-friendly local pub, The Hare and Hound, is the perfect spot to unwind after a day of adventure.
If you're looking to delve deeper into the wonders of the North York Moors National Park, visit the National Trust sites of Bridestones, Crosscliff & Blakey Topping, or the fascinating Museum of Victorian Science, and don’t miss out on a hike to The Wainstones, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the moors.
Nestled in the heart of North Yorkshire, this delightful holiday let offers the perfect base for exploring the beautiful landscapes and historic sites of the region.
Whether you're a fan of classic TV shows, an admirer of nature, or simply looking for a relaxing getaway, this location has something for everyone.
Visit Iconic Heartbeat Filming Locations, just a short drive away, the picturesque village of Gothland served as the stunning backdrop for the much-loved TV series Heartbeat, fans of the show will recognise the local pub, the garages, and the police station that featured in many of the series' episodes, It’s a must-visit for those wishing to relive the magic of this iconic show.
For Harry Potter Fans: Gromont Train Station, a short journey will take you to Gromont train station, where scenes from the Harry Potter films were shot, fans will be thrilled to explore this quaint location, which brings a touch of magic to the North Yorkshire Moors.
Spot Seals at Ravenscar, If you’re a nature lover, you can’t miss a visit to Ravenscar, where you’ll find seals year-round, during the pupping season, you may even be fortunate enough to spot a seal pup, the breathtaking coastal views and wildlife make Ravenscar a must-see.
Ravenscar is also renowned for its Whitby jet, a precious black stone worn by Queen Victoria herself, while exploring the beach, you might be lucky enough to see some of this rare material, you can also try your hand at fossil hunting in the area – a perfect activity for geology enthusiasts.
Captain Cook’s Ship and Whitby Harbour, a visit to Whitby isn’t complete without seeing Captain Cook’s ship at the harbour, the museum is an excellent spot to learn all about his voyages and adventures, offering a fascinating glimpse into this explorer’s life.
Bram Stoker’s Inspiration for Dracula, take a leisurely stroll through Whitby to see the house where Bram Stoker stayed during his visit, his time in this seaside town famously inspired him to write the gothic novel Dracula, Whitby’s eerie atmosphere and stunning coastline are sure to transport you to another world.
Book your stay at The Old Mill Cottage today and experience the charm and adventure of North Yorkshire, with all these incredible attractions right on your doorstep.