Settled on a serene private holiday complex in the ever-popular Runswick Bay is the beautiful and contemporary-styled holiday cabin, Sea Holly Lodge.
Sleeping up to six guests in three bedrooms, this delightful dwelling makes a perfect host for you and your loved ones to enjoy a break by the sea, exploring the North Yorkshire coast as well as the wondrous North York Moors National Park.
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this exclusive park which is open all-year-round, and head up four steps to the front door; be welcomed into a tranquil open-plan living space decorated in bright, neutral hues.
Settle down with your loved ones on the plush sofa or find a snug spot in the armchair, enjoying the electric fire to add a more homely feel, while you watch a favourite film on the TV.
Step into the amply-equipped kitchen space and set about making a delicious dish for all using the excellent appliances, including an electric oven and gas hob, with a dishwasher for easy clean up!
Gather at the dining table for family meals or evenings of card and board games, continuing the conversation out onto your own private decking on a summer's eve with a refreshing drink in hand, with your canine companion by your side.
Settle down in one of the three lovely bedrooms, with the master double bedroom boasting an en-suite shower room, along with two twin bedrooms.
Discover the sparkling bathroom to be home to a bath with an overhead shower so you can choose how best to prepare for your day, with a heated rail in here to keep your towel toasty.
Voted 'Britain's Best Beach' by The Times in 2020, days on the beach are a must when enjoying sunny weather at Runswick Bay; Relax on the sweeping bay and take in the beautiful views with a walk along the sands or splash in the sea with little ones.
From The Pines you can simply stroll down to the heart of Runswick Bay and head to Beech Grove Bakery for some fresh bread in the morning, or enjoy a walk along the beach to awaken your senses before beginning your activities for the day.
Explore the narrow passages and uneven steps of this old fishing village, and discover fun things to do locally like embarking on a watersporting adventure with Barefoot Kayak, who offer paddle-board and kayak hire along with all the equipment like wetsuits and buoyancy aids that you require, sure to be an unforgettable holiday memory!
Discover delicious 'pub grub' at Runswick Bay Hotel when you don't fancy cooking, or head to The Ellerby Country House for a special occasion, with the neighbouring village also offering a fish and chip shop takeaway and a wonderful local butchers where you can pick up essential groceries like bread, milk and vegetables too!
Walkers can delight in exploring the Cleveland Way which spans 109 miles, taking in the beautiful moors scenery, the rugged coastline and the villages and landmarks along the way.
Once one of the largest fishing ports on the North East coast, the quaint village of Staithes north of Runswick Bay is well-worth a visit, with a rich history in mineral production, fishing and being the birthplace of Captain James Cook!
Head to Whitby for even more attractions, including the famous 199 Steps leading up to the ominous Whitby Abbey, said to be inspiration for Bram Stoker's Dracula, and of course there is plenty to explore within the vast North York Moors National Park, bursting with walking and cycling opportunities.
Enjoy the relaxing setting of Sea Holly Lodge for a fun-filled holiday to the beautiful Runswick Bay.