Welcome to your perfect home-away-from-home in the centre of Guisborough. This clean, spacious 3-bedroom holiday home sleeps up to 5 guests and is ideal for families, business travellers, and contractors alike. Fresh white hotel-quality linen and towels provided. Free, secure parking, High-speed Wi-Fi Smart TVs in the living room and two bedrooms Fully equipped kitchen and spacious living area and private courtyard. Located for easy access to local shops, restaurants, and transport links. Guisborough Priory – Wander among the peaceful ruins of this 12th-century monastery, a beautiful spot for a relaxing stroll or a quiet picnic. 🌊 Seaside Escapes Nearby: Just a short drive away, you’ll find a variety of charming coastal towns and beaches along the North Yorkshire coastline, including: Saltburn-by-the-Sea – A classic Victorian seaside town with a pier, cliff lift, surf school, and sandy beach – perfect for a family day out. Staithes – A picturesque fishing village with winding streets, colourful cottages, and a rich maritime history. Whitby – A lively coastal town famous for its abbey, Dracula connections, fresh seafood, and sandy beaches. From moorland hikes to fish and chips by the sea, Guisborough offers the perfect balance of countryside charm and coastal adventure. High-speed Wi-Fi Smart TVs in the living room and two bedrooms Fully equipped kitchen and spacious living area Double ended free standing bath and shower cubicle Fridge, Freeze, Oven, Grill & microwave Dishwasher & Washing Machine Kettle & Toaster Cookware, utensils, knives & cutting boards Plates, glasses, mugs & cutlery Basic pantry items (oil, salt, pepper, etc.) Perfect for short or extended stays! Enclosed private courtyard

Guisborough is right on the edge of the North York Moors, so it's a heaven for walkers. The Cleveland way trail passes through here, offering amazing views of rolling hills and heather-covered moors. There are plenty of other trails for all levels of walkers. Capital Cook's Monument located near the village of Great Ayton, this monument is dedicated to the famous explorer, Capital James Cook. Guisborough Priory ruins date back to the 12th century and a lovely spot for a queit strol or a picnic.