Located in a quiet corner of the old village of Robin Hood’s Bay, this cosy fisherman's cottage offers peace and tranquillity away from the hustle and bustle of the main thoroughfares.  It boasts delightful views over the pantiled rooftops of the village and has a pretty raised patio with barbecue which captures the afternoon and evening sun.

This old fisherman’s cottage is situated on Bloomswell in lower Robin Hood's Bay. The open aspect to the front of the cottage provides views over the village rooftops, Fylingdales Moor and glimpses of the beach.  The cottage is set over 3 floors and benefits from central heating, a log-burning stove, 2 bathrooms, 2 double bedrooms and 1 twin bedroom. It has recently undergone significant refurbishment (2021) and is now a very stylish and comfortable holiday home for up to 6 people.

Step back in time with these two delightful apartments in the well-known and much-loved Ingleby House, located at the bottom of King Street in the dock area of the village. This apartment is known as The Annex, sleeping 2 people and occupying the 2nd and 3rd floors of Ingleby House. 

High Sea View is one of those rare cottages in lower Robin Hood's Bay that has magnificent sea views from almost every window towards the north and Ness Point. Having undergone a recent part-refurbishment, the cottage offers compact but comfortable accommodation over four floors and benefits from a log-burning stove, comfortable lounge and that other rarity - a small garden. There are precious few cottages in the lower village that offer good sea views but, as the name suggests, High Sea View really does.