Cabin ∙ 7 bedrooms ∙ 18 guests | Cottage in Guisborough

Nestled in the bustling market town of Guisborough in North Yorkshire, is this stunning seven-bedroom landmark building, Guisborough Town Hall. Formerly the town hall, the Grade II listed Guisborough Town Hall enjoys a superb location on the edges of the North York Moors National Park where walkers and cyclists will find their paradise. A stylish interior with high ceilings, character features, and disabled access throughout, this wonderful pet-friendly dwelling offers spacious group accommodation, suitable for large family gatherings to celebrate weddings, birthdays, and special occasions. Step into the ground floor of the property, where you will find ample storage for over 20 bikes and a drying room, ideal for freshening up your pooches after walking through the moors. Climb the stairs or take the lift up to the first floor, where you will discover five well-appointed bedrooms, each offering king-size or twin sleeping arrangements, and boast their own en-suite shower rooms to freshen up before winding down for the evening. Continue up to the second floor, where you will be welcomed into a large open-plan living space; sure to be the social hub of your large group gathering! Prepare culinary delights in the well-equipped kitchen, suitable for feeding large groups thanks to the impressive range cooker, fridge/freezer, and ample preparation space with a walk-in pantry next door. There's plenty of space for all at the flexible dining space which can seat 18 people or be split into two, seating nine guests at each; don't forget the bubbly to toast to your special occasion! After dinner, retire to the sitting areas and relax on the plush sofas as you recount the day's adventures, whilst two separate, communal snug areas offer a TV and a selection of games for evening entertainment. For those wanting more peace and quiet away from the group, there are plenty of breakout corners to escape with a good book or catch up on any calls or emails whilst you're away. Completing this large group accommodation are two further bedrooms on the second floor, both of which are family rooms with king-size beds and quality sofa beds, one double and one large single, ideal for parents with little ones, plus the benefit of en-suite shower rooms! Wander into the town centre where you will find plenty of things to do during your stay, including easy access to the sprawling countryside offering excellent walking and cycling opportunities. Guisborough is a vibrant community of independent businesses all within walking distance, such as the renowned attraction of Guisborough Priory standing at 97-ft, the Guisborough Museum, local markets selling fresh and local produce, curious shops awaiting your perusal, and a fantastic selection of pubs and restaurants, including the Cookfella's Wine Bar & Eatery. However, if you prefer cooking at home, the town is exceptionally well provided for with numerous supermarkets and convenience stores, including an M&S food. On the outskirts of the town, you can enjoy leisurely strolls and hikes through the wildlife rich Guisborough Forest & Walkway, which includes a sculpture trail, circular walks and cycling trails. Venture into the North York Moors National Park, where you can climb the imposing peaks of Ingleby Incline an The Wainstones, tour the esteemed Mount Grace Priory or visit Staithes with its charming heritage centre and the popular Cod & Lobster for fresh seafood. For a day at the beach, travel to Saltburn-by-the-Sea, where you can bathe on the golden sands and paddle the shores, there is also the Hunt Cliff Nature Reserve and the superb golf club set over 14.5-acres. Escape to North Yorkshire like never before with a stay at Guisborough Town Hall.
Guisborough is a charming market town nestled in the North York Moors National Park's countryside. Located in an area of outstanding natural beauty, Guisborough Priory, the town's most noteworthy feature, stands in full glory, to its original height of 97 feet, with the majestic gothic east gable towering high above the market town. This thriving tiny town has twice-weekly market days, a wide range of restaurants and taverns, as well as a large number of independent businesses. Guisborough Forest, a magnificent wooded area, encircles the town. On the outskirts of Guisborough, the Guisborough Forest & Walkway is located at Pinchinthorpe, at the northern end of the A173. Guisborough Forest, which is administered by Forest Enterprise, lies 2.5 miles away to the west and Nunthorpe to the east of the 2.5-mile stretch of the old railway line. Roseberry Topping may be seen to the south from here, and it serves as a gateway to the North York Moors National Park. Hanging Stone and Highcliff Nab are two of the most popular attractions in the area. Another nearby landmark is the Captain Cook 92s Memorial. Several well-known walking trails cross through Guisborough Forest, including the Cleveland Way and the Tees Link. Cycling, walking, horseback riding, a trim path, and an easy sculpture trail are all available in this fantastic country park. There is a walking trail in the park that follows the route of the Middlesbrough to Whitby railway line, which is now a nature trail. Boardwalks, forests, and meadows are all included in this. Additionally, you have the option of ascending Highcliff Nab, which offers spectacular views of Teeside and the coast. The park is also a popular destination for mountain bikers because to a variety of excellent tracks. The park's excellent visitor centre has detailed information on all of the park's trails. Roseberry Topping, a short distance away, offers stunning views of the Cleveland Way and the surrounding area. To get to the Heritage Coast, which includes historic villages and resorts like Saltburn, Whitby and Staithes, you'll only need a 30-minute drive.