Previously a guest house until 2013 the property has once again been opened to guests. Spread over two floors (ground floor and first floor) the property benefits from large rooms at both the front and back which are spacious and flooded with natural light. The guest accommodation consists of a sitting room, dining room with small kitchenette, cloakroom, garden, conservatory and double bedroom with ensuite shower and toilet (the bedroom having recently been redecorated). Areas to the rear of the house have extensive views of the garden and Esk Valley. The sitting room and bedroom are located at the front of the property on the ground floor and first floor respectively. These rooms may have some traffic noise due to being at the front of the property. The dining room is located at the back of the property and is accessed via the side hallway / cloakroom. The dining room has extensive views of the garden and Esk Valley and along with the conservatory is the perfect place to sit in the evening watching the bats or listening to the owls. The kitchenette consists of an electric cooking ring (only the small ring works), 800W mini oven and grill, microwave, toaster, kettle, mini fridge. Tea, coffee and sugar along with crockery, cutlery, pans and utensils are provided. Milk, butter, croissant, jam, marmalade and cereal are provided for guests in order for them to make their own breakfast. I live in the main part of the house with my own sitting room, kitchen, dining area. Only the front door and hallway are shared with guests. The rest of the guest accommodation is separate from my own. If you are wishing to bring children please ask in advance.

I'm a member of the local Mountain Rescue Team and may not always be available during your stay.

Pub and fish & chip shop within walking distance. For anyone arriving by public transport there is a stop outside for both the Coastliner and local bus. There is a train station at the bottom end of the village for connections to the mainline.