Cherry Tree Cottage

Located at the heart of Atwick, a quaint village that rests near the coast in the East Riding of Yorkshire, lies the charming, detached, four-bedroom holiday home of Cherry Tree Cottage. Boasting off-road parking, an enclosed garden, a good proximity to shops, pubs, and a beach, this delightful property welcomes a large family or group of sharing friends, along with their two well-behaved dogs, for a relaxing, fuss-free escape just south of the magnificent North York Moors National Park.

Inside, you will find a collection of spacious, bright, well-appointed living spaces, including a fully-equipped kitchen, housing every appliance the chosen chefs will need to prepare a delicious, home-cooked meal. Savour your feasts around the sizeable dining table, before you head to the sitting room to enjoy a film on the Smart TV as the space is kept warm and toasty by a woodburning stove tucked into a rustic, brick-built fireplace.

When day rolls into night, head outside to indulge with a dip in the outdoor hot tub, and gaze up as the starry night begins to appear overhead. When sleep calls, head upstairs to retire for a well-earned rest in one of the four bedrooms, including an opulent super-king-size with a wall-mounted TV and an accompanying en-suite shower.

If you can tear yourself from your lovely new base, head out to explore what your local area has to offer. A short car trip south will bring you into Hornsea, where you can stock up on supplies and essentials at one of the several convenience stores located in town, whilst The Victoria Pub, Restaurant & Guest House and the Rose & Crown serve up traditional pub grub for when you and your loved ones need to fuel up ahead of a big day out.

You'll find plenty to do in Hornsea, such as enjoying a peaceful stroll through Hall Garth Park, brushing up on local history at Hornsea Museum, or even just soaking in sea views from the tranquil stretch of Hornsea Beach. During your stay in the region, be sure to explore the Mallyan Spout Waterfall, Grinkle Park, and The Wainstones along with the countless other landmarks and locations scattered throughout the North York Moors National Park.