
Craggill House is a stylish four-bedroom stone retreat sleeping eight in the Esk Valley, North Yorkshire. This property sits on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, perfect for groups wanting easy access to Whitby and moorland walks. The dual-aspect wood burner creates a focal point between the kitchen-diner and lounge, ideal for gathering together.
The village offers a proper countryside setting with trees and greenery all around. You're close to local shops and pubs whilst enjoying a peaceful location.
Accommodation includes one king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room on the first floor, another king-size with en-suite on the second floor featuring exposed beams, one double with window seat and one twin room.
Craggill House is a stylish four-bedroom stone retreat sleeping eight in the Esk Valley, North Yorkshire. This property sits on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, perfect for groups wanting easy access to Whitby and moorland walks. The dual-aspect wood burner creates a focal point between the kitchen-diner and lounge, ideal for gathering together.
The village offers a proper countryside setting with trees and greenery all around. You're close to local shops and pubs whilst enjoying a peaceful location.
Accommodation includes one king-size bedroom with en-suite shower room on the first floor, another king-size with en-suite on the second floor featuring exposed beams, one double with window seat and one twin room. There are three bathrooms total. The ground floor has a high-end kitchen with induction hob and double oven, plus a separate utility room with underfloor heating. Outside, a multi-level patio and sloping lawn provide space for outdoor dining.
Whitby Harbour and Abbey are just 2.5 miles away (8 minutes). The North York Moors Railway at Grosmont is 7 miles (15 minutes). Robin Hood's Bay sits 6 miles away (14 minutes). Dalby Forest lies 18 miles distant (30 minutes).
Craggill House works brilliantly for families or friend groups wanting a quality base near the coast and moors. Two dogs welcome.
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The wood burner between kitchen and lounge creates a warm focal point where everyone naturally gathers together throughout the day.
Induction hob, double oven and quality appliances make cooking for eight straightforward, with plenty of worktop space for group meals.
Two en-suite shower rooms plus a family bathroom mean no morning queues, essential when coordinating a larger group.
Sloping lawn and tiered patio surrounded by trees offer different spots for kids to play whilst adults relax outside.
Just eight minutes' drive to Whitby's harbour, beaches and abbey makes coastal days out easy without staying in the busy town.
Dedicated space with underfloor heating for drying walking boots and storing outdoor gear after moorland adventures keeps the house tidy.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Craggill House by car, take the A171 towards Whitby, then follow signs for the Esk Valley villages. The property is easily accessible from main roads and offers off-road parking for two cars.
The nearest stations are Sleights (4 miles) and Ruswarp on the Esk Valley Railway, which connects Whitby to Middlesbrough. A short taxi ride brings you to the property from either station.
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