4 Guests
2 Beds
1 Bathrooms
2 Bedrooms
Pet-FriendlyA magnificent countryside holiday let; The Lodge is a two-bedroom cottage that has been meticulously restored. Set in idyllic surroundings on the southern edge of Goathland within the North York Moors National Park, it is an excellent base for hikers and cyclists. If you're looking for a slower paced escape, The Lodge is also perfect for star gazing, enjoying peaceful village life and exploring the nearby town of Whitby which is just ten miles away. With private parking and grounds, countryside views, and beautiful interiors, The Lodge is the ultimate retreat in North Yorkshire.
Perfect for romantic retreats, family staycations, and dog friendly trips, The Lodge has everything you could need for a self-catering stay in North Yorkshire. With traditional stone walls and recently refurbished interiors, this single storey home will certainly impress. The property boasts a spacious open plan kitchen, living and dining room which is perfect for socialising. The living area benefits from comfy sofas and a flat screen TV so it's the ideal spot to relax. Fully equipped, the kitchen benefits from modern appliances and stunning quartz worktops. There is ample seating for four around the dining table so all guests are catered for. The Lodge has two beautifully decorated bedrooms, both of which benefit from double beds and wonderful views of the North Yorkshire countryside where you can spot sheep grazing freely outside. There is a separate bathroom next to the bedrooms, boasting a bathtub with overhead shower, wash basin and WC. Please note that the bathroom is accessible up a small set of stairs.
Nestled in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, Goathland is a charming and picturesque village known for its rolling moorland, scenic walking trails, and welcoming atmosphere. Famous as the filming location for the beloved TV series Heartbeat and the Hogsmeade Station in Harry Potter, Goathland offers a quintessential Yorkshire experience. Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, visitors can explore numerous walking and cycling routes, including the stunning Mallyan Spout waterfall and the Esk Valley. With traditional country pubs, tearooms, and local shops, Goathland provides the perfect balance of tranquillity and convenience. Whether you're looking for outdoor adventures, historical charm, or simply a peaceful retreat in nature, this idyllic village is the perfect place for a relaxing getaway.
The heritage North Yorkshire Moors Railway runs through Goathland, offering a nostalgic steam train journey to nearby Whitby, where you can enjoy its historic abbey, sandy beaches, and renowned fish and chips. In the other direction, you van visit the market town of Pickering. The nearest Network Rail Train Station can be found in the village of Grosmont, just six miles away from Goathland. Grosmont has direct services operating to locations across Northern England including Billingham, Blaydon, Hartlepool, Hexham, Middlesbrough, Newcastle upon Tyne, Prudhoe, Seaham, Stockton-on-Tees, Sunderland, Thornaby-on-Tees and Whitby. One bus route can be found operating in Goathland. The 840 Coastliner, voted "Britain's Most Scenic Bus Route", offers access to Leeds, Malton, Whitby and York.
Check-in: 16:00
Check-out: 10:00Guests have access to the full property. The keys to The Lodge are accessed via a key safe box, and full details will be provided prior to check-in. Private on-site parking is available at The Lodge. There is a newly planted Yew hedge at this property that we would like to ask all guests and pets to please avoid as the planting used isn't non-toxic, so please stick to the paths and gravel. We would also like to ask guests to make sure that the driveway and small gate are always kept closed to prevent sheep entering the property so that no harm comes to them or the property. Up to two well-behaved dogs are welcome to stay at The Lodge per reservation. However, we would like to ask guests to please make sure that any dogs brought to this property avoid the flower beds and do not foul on the newly gravelled area.
Amenities
Bathtub
Bed linensBody soap
Carbon monoxide detector
Second stay at this cottage. Lovely location and is clean and comfortable. New enclosed garden which would think is great for dogs except not allowed to do their business on the new gravel and stones so had to still put dog on lead and take out which was an inconvenience late at night. Would have been nice for dog to roam since it’s a dog friendly property.
Eight nights at The Beacon and didn’t want to leave. So quiet with the occasional passing sheep saying hello but on the edge of the village so not far from familiar Heartbeat locations. Great to meet the owner briefly who has a house next door. Both the Goathland “Aidensfield” Arms and the Mallyan Hotel (across the road from The Lodge) have very good bar meals and the cottage has a very well equipped kitchen. The cottage is modern and comfortable inside with two decent sized bedrooms with moorland views. Plenty of power sockets thoughtfully placed. The bathroom was spotless. The two or four steps up into it depending on where you are coming from might be an issue for some as might stepping into the in bath shower. Several walks from outside the cottage including the valley where the Mallyan Spout Waterfall decends, the North Yorkshire Moors railway is 20 minutes walk the other side of the village for trips to Pickering and Whitby, or take the 840 bus from across the road.