Stone Row

The Space
Stone Row has been recently redecorated to the highest standard so you can expect lovely interiors and furnishings throughout.

Once inside the property, you’ll be welcomed into the first of two living rooms on the right-hand side of the hallway. With neutral tones, a sofa, and an armchair, this space feels snug and welcoming. Adorning the walls are pictures referencing the local area and you’ll notice nods to Skinningrove history with sailing ornaments. A home from home, you can cuddle up with your loved ones and enjoy quality time together. There is a TV with Freesat and streaming apps so you can keep on top of your favourite shows during your stay.

A great place to socialise, the room across the hallway acts as a dining room and second living space. The dining table is at the front of the space. With matching wooden dining chairs, the dining area is both contemporary and comfortable. A comfy sofa sits at the back of the space and faces the dining area making it ideal for relaxing with a post-meal coffee.

With navy blue cabinets and smooth white worktops, the kitchen is shaker in style and seriously stylish. Fully equipped for all stays, the kitchen boasts a fridge freezer, kettle, microwave, oven, hob and toaster.

Head upstairs to the first floor and you’ll find two bedrooms and the main bathroom.

With a boutique hotel feel, the first bedroom is spacious and stylish, while maintaining a traditional element. There are beams on the ceiling and a cool, orange-coloured wall. You’ll enjoy your nights’ sleep at Stone Row as the super-king size bed boasts the finest quality bedding and linens. Ideal for family holidays, the bed can also be split into two singles upon request prior to your stay.

The second bedroom also has a traditional cottage feel with beamed ceilings, wooden flooring features and a window looking out the quiet street below. The comfy king size bed has plush bedding and crisp linens. There is ample storage space as the room has matching chests of drawers and bedside tables.

There are eight pillows across both bedrooms, two of which are extra supportive.

With blue, beamed walls and silver fittings throughout, the bathroom is an ultra-clean and stylish space. It boasts a free-standing bathtub, handheld shower, WC and basin.

A second bathroom can be found located off the ground floor landing space. This space features a walk-in shower, WC and basin.

Outside is a spacious, attractive, private courtyard. Here you’ll find an outdoor dining area, along with additional seating and tables.

Neighborhood
Skinningrove is a charming coastal village nestled on the north eastern shores of England, renowned for its captivating blend of natural beauty, industrial history, and close-knit community. The village exudes a tranquil ambiance that offers a refreshing escape from the bustle of urban life.

The village's roots trace back to its industrial past, which revolved primarily around iron and steel production. This history is preserved in the Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum, where visitors can explore the region's rich industrial heritage and gain insights into the lives of the hardworking locals who contributed to its growth.

One of Skinningrove's most striking features is its rugged coastline, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the North Sea. The coastline is punctuated by dramatic cliffs and secluded coves, creating a haven for nature enthusiasts, photographers, and hikers. The North York Moors National Park, a stone's throw away, provides ample opportunities for exploration, with its sweeping landscapes and diverse wildlife.

With its golden sands, the beautiful and secluded Cattersty Sands offers a serene escape for nature lovers and beachgoers. The tranquil ambiance and coastal charm make this beach a hidden gem on the North Yorkshire coast.

The Cleveland Way is a renowned long-distance footpath, meandering through the stunning landscapes of the North York Moors National Park and along the rugged coastline of the North Sea. Spanning around 110 miles, it offers hikers breathtaking vistas, historic sites, and a memorable journey through nature and history. When staying in Skinningrove, you’ll have easy access to the section of this coastal path running between Saltburn and Staithes.

Getting Around
Skinningrove is less than a 15-minute drive to Saltburn-by-the-Sea and Staithes. While Whitby is 30 minutes away and Scarborough is less than an hour away by road.

The closest train station to Skinningrove can be found in the nearby town of Saltburn. From here, there is regular direct rail access to Redcar, Middlesbrough, Northallerton, Thirsk, York, Leeds, Huddersfield and Manchester, as well as Manchester Airport.

There are regular bus services operating in Skinningrove offering easy access into Saltburn, Whitby, Redcar and Middlesbrough.