Middleton Cottages in North Yorkshire, stunning views, hot tubs, family friendly - The Granary

Special interest holidays: If you fancy brining your own bikes to enjoy the local cycle ways we have a secure bike store on site, also If you fancy bringing your own horse on holiday we have bespoke wooden stables on site. The cottages are in a great location to enjoy the many cycle ways and bridle paths. Coast/Beach: Saltburn a pretty Victorian town with own pier and cliff lift is approximately 18 miles away, beautiful Whitby is approx 40 miles. Pretty coastal villages between Saltburn and Whitby also worth visiting. Travel: Durham Tees Airport - 10 miles Railway station Yarm - 4 miles Distances: Hutton Rudby village - 2 miles Great Ayton village -c 6 miles Stokesley - 4 miles Yarm - 4 miles Helmsley - 20 miles York - 40 miles Whitby - 40 miles Further Details: The cottages are in a great rural location in North Yorkshire overlooking the cleveland hills, the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors. You can explore the stunning area and there is plenty of things to see and do for all ages. Great Ayton, the birthplace of Captain Cook is 6 miles away and the local train takes the scenic route from here, through the Eske Valley North Yorkshire Moors to Whitby and on route you can catch the steam train to Whitby or Pickering. The Cleveland Way can be joined at numerous locations within 6 miles. The cottages overlook Cleveland hills and these are great places to walk and enjoy the views. Day trips to York, Whitby, Robin Hoods bay, Helmsley, Thirsk, and Bedale all having attractions suitable for children and adults. The cottages are a short drive away from the Dales. Near to the cottages there are Lots of places to eat and drink from continental cafés and restaurants in Yarm, Stokesley, Northallerton to nearby country village pubs in Hutton Rudby, Osmotherley, Hilton, Great shopping including boutiques in the local market towns of Yarm, Northallerton and Stokesley. Regular markets and farmers markets in the local towns too. Supermarkets do deliver to the cottages but also plenty of places to buy food from local towns.