Harbour Hideaway
Scarborough
Yorkshire
YO11 1QR
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- Dog friendly fishing cottage
- 30 seconds from the beach, sleeps 6
- Open living & dining area
- Wood burning stove
- Outhouse for washing muddy boots & paws
- Shared rear yard
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Harbour Hideaway - Dog Friendly Cottage in Scarborough, Yorkshire
Explore the delights of the Yorkshire Coast from this cosy fishing cottage nestled underneath the historic Castle and a stones throw from the Harbour and South Bay Beach.
The cottage sleeps 6 and we are dog friendly too!
The Cottage
Harbour Hideaway is a Grade Two Listed Cottage which is situated in the heart of the Old Town in Scarborough. It boasts three bedrooms and is split over three floors.
- Open living and dining area with wood burning stove for those winter nights
- Fully equipped kitchen with integrated hob, integrated oven, freestanding fridge freezer, integrated wine fridge, microwave, kettle, toaster, utensils, pots, pans and dinnerware
- Double bedroom
- Bathroom with three piece suite including bath and over the bath shower.
- Twin bedroom
- Small double bedroom
- Shared rear yard
- Self check in with key lock box
- Outhouse with washing machine, tumble dryer and sink for muddy boots or paws
- TV
- Internet
- DVD Player
The Good Life
We're a dog friendly property, we just ask that you keep your four legged friend downstairs whilst staying in the cottage and off the furniture.
Yorkshire has some beautiful spots to explore and our handy outhouse is great for storing bikes, muddy boots or even buckets and spades for building sandcastles on the beach.
In the outhouse we also have a washing machine and dryer as well as a sink for cleaning muddy boots or paws.
Scarborough Harbour
Scarborough Harbour has been at the heart of the North Yorkshire seaside town for as long as it has existed. Today it is home to cafes, restaurants, bars, pleasure boats, working boats and fishing boats.
It played a vital part of Britain's maritime industry over the years. Scarborough was given the go ahead for a new port by Henry III as it was considered of great importance to Northern trade. The fishing industry was also key to the success of the port. It is a lovely place to go for a walk and enjoy the view from one of the three piers, head out on a speed boat ride or even try your hand at fishing.
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