The property
Lovely cottage attached to the owner's home within walking distance of Haxby's shops and pubs, and a short drive or bus journey to York centre and its many attractions.
In a quiet setting, the property has been tastefully furnished to provide a comfortable and relaxing stay.
Set across a single storey you will arrive at a well-equipped kitchen layered with cream units and everything you need to feel right at home.
The cosy lounge/diner is beautifully presented sharing space with sumptuous sofas, and a calming purple colour scheme, further elevated by a feature wall.
Enjoy the warmth from the electric fire as you settle down for some well-deserved downtime in the evening.
Afterwards, cosy up in the double bedroom, a soothing place to relax, with doors opening up to the outside, drawing in the sunshine as the next day begins.
Getting ready in the morning will be of ease with a contemporary shower room on hand, perfected to that of a hotel standard.
Outdoors, make use of the beautiful shared patio and gas barbecue, a great excuse to gather your loved ones for a social evening in this fabulous destination.
The cottage is also ideally situated to head north and enjoy the delights of The north York moors or east to the coast.
The centre of York is just 4 miles from the property; this remarkable city is bursting with striking architecture and quaint cobbled streets hosting charming shops, pubs and cafés.
There is so much to appreciate with a number of museums, York races and the well-known Jorvik Viking Centre.
For a dose of fresh country air, both the Yorkshire Dales and the North York Moors National Parks are easily reachable and offer some astounding scenery with a network of idyllic walking and cycling paths.
A lovely cottage for exploring the area any time of the year.
About the location
HAXBY
York 4.5 miles; Kirkby Moorside 22 miles; Knaresborough 19 miles; Harrogate 23 miles.
A satellite village to the north of York, Haxby offers excellent commuter links and bus links into the historic city centre. This friendly village has good amenities including pubs, shops, a hairdressers, a bakery and a fish and chip shop, and there is also a village park and at nearby Strensall there is a superb golf course, with other alternatives close by. Just outside the village of Strensall, the Strensall Common Nature Reserve is a conservation area with heathland and a wonderful array of wildlife, including birds, common lizards and adders. The surrounding countryside offers good walking and cycling opportunities, with picturesque cycle routes leading along the riverside path into the very heart of York. Hop in the car and venture into the North York Moors National Park to explore Dalby Forest, a beautiful setting for a family day out woven with walking and bike trails and a Go Ape centre! An easy drive away, the idyllic market town of Knaresborough is situated in the shadow of a large aqueduct, with a bustling market square and quaint, friendly pubs, cafés and shops located along the River Nidd. Take a stroll along the river, visit Knaresborough Castle and Mother Shipton’s Cave and in the summer, enjoy an ice-cream and hire a row boat. There are many things to see and do in this lovely area of Yorkshire, a wonderful holiday base all year round.
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