Watersedge Sandsend

Description This delightful, easy access ground floor, two bed sea front apartment has lovely views over Sandsend Bay. In the summer take in these views of the sea and beach which are literally on your doorstep, whilst in the cooler months snuggle up and take advantage of the cosy surroundings with full central heating and listen to the waves on the shore.

The open plan, well equipped kitchen, lounge, diner have some traditional features with beamed ceiling. The property has a small shared patio with outside seating. This property has been recently refurbished with many new features making this a very attractive holiday let in one of the country`s most unique picturesque and popular seaside villages. It is ideal for walkers with many national park routes close by. Tea shop is two minutes` walk away.

GROUND FLOOR: Entrance: Shared lobby. Four steps lead up to the hallway. Lounge/Kitchen/Diner: Down four steps. comfy sofa with separate chair. TV with Freeview, Now TV and DVD, Amazon Echo Alexa Music Platform, oak dining table and chairs, close sea views from both front windows. Fridge with an icebox, electric cooker with oven and grill, microwave, magimix nesspresso coffee machine (please bring your own supplies). kettle and Toaster. Bedroom 1: Double bed, fitted wardrobe, dressing table, bedside shelves, TV. Bedroom 2: Single bed, TV, Sofa Bed for 2. door leading up to the back patio, wardrobe in the hallway. Tallboy unit in the Bedroom. Bathroom: Shower, toilet and washbasin. Outhouse: Washing machine and separate dryer.

Pets: No pets allowed and no smoking allowed
Parking: Parking provided for Sandsend car park (50m from flat ) also on-street parking on a first come first served basis.
Heating: Full gas-fired central heating.
Patio: Communal patio with planted area and garden furniture shared with Flat 2.
Short breaks: Not accepted at peak times.
Notes: Please bring your own towels. Unlimited WiFi is available free of charge as is use of Now TV and Amazon Alexa. A built in digital safe for storage of personal belongings. Travel cot, high chair and child`s buggy available. Wind breakers, beach bag, children’s surf boards, blow up dinghy with pump, ice box, children`s toys available. Due to the poor mobile signal in Sandsend the owners have provided the use of a landline phone in the event of emergencies. No smoking at this property. A welcome basket is set for your arrival. Pub: 0.2 mile. Shop: 0.1 mile.

More information on the website: www.watersedgesandsend.co.uk

About the location

There are just so many things that you can experience and enjoy while you are visiting the beautiful and historic village of Sandsend near Whitby.

The Yorkshire Coastline is delightful. The northern boundary is industrial Teesside with the coastline stretching down to the equally built up Kingston upon Hull. In between, the settlements are of various sizes with many small villages great places for anything from a day trip to a delightful holiday. One such village is Sandsend just a short distance from the historic small town of Whitby. The North York Moors come down to the Coast and add to the beauty and attractiveness of the whole region. One of the most popular places to go and experience while you are in Sandsend is of course the beach. By day, it is the beach that is really appealing. When the tide goes out, the kids will love exploring the rock pools for signs of life. Even at sunset and beyond, Sandsend beach is a lovely place for a stroll.

Fossils are regularly found at Sandsend beach and it is fun to guess what each fossil was as a living being. Sandsend beach and the surrounding area has been a regular haunt for archaeologists and palaeontologists from different parts of the world because of not only the fossils but also historical artefacts that have been found over the years.

Mulgrave Castle in Lythe is a place to check and is part of The Geocache Arts Trail which is explained in a booklet available in local stores. The Castle was built by the Normans after William the Conqueror’s invasion. The Castle has a rich history though it was often neglected at times when it was not seen as having any strategic importance. The Castle ruins are located in a lovely valley; it is a private estate but visitors can get entry to this lovely wooded estate on Wednesdays and weekends in all but the month of May.

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