Osmotherley is a quintessential English village, with charming stone cottages, quaint streets, and a warm and welcoming atmosphere, an ideal starting point for exploring the stunning North York Moors National Park. The village boasts three inviting pubs, a village shop, a fish and chip shop and historic church. It is a gateway to the Lyke Wake Walk and Cleveland Way, a long-distance route that winds through the national park. Take time to visit landmarks such as Cod Beck Reservoir (1 mile) and The Wainstones (16.5 miles).
As you enter, you step into the reception room, adorned with upcycled furniture and an artistic touch that adds vibrant colours to the space and a wood burner. Continuing through, you arrive at the dining room, featuring a large table and chairs that showcase the same colourful and artistic theme. Through the dining area, you'll find the stylish and well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen boasts an eating area, white marble worktops, a host of appliances and a wine rack, combining contemporary style with a touch of rustic charm. On the second floor, you'll discover a king-size bedroom with a built-in wardrobe and a dressing table, with an en-suite shower room. There is also a separate shower room. Continuing upstairs to the top floor, you'll find two more bedrooms. The first is an inviting double room, while the second bedroom is a spacious twin room, offering village views.
Externally there is a separate lawned garden just 20 metres from the cottage. It is an enclosed space ideal for letting the dogs run free.