York Cottage

York Cottage is located in an unrivalled position on a quiet lane within Sidmouth's town centre. It is a stones throw to the beach, shops, restaurants and many recreational facilities. "The Byes" National Trust riverside walk, park and swimming pool are also within a short walk. The accommodation has been refurbished with seaside tones throughout, and boasts a spacious secluded courtyard, perfect for al fresco summer dinners. 

The entrance hall has rooms leading off. The Charming sitting room has an electric wood burner and French doors leading to the picturesque south facing enclosed patio.

There is a separate brightly decorated dining room with an open plan archway and two steps up to a modern, well equipped, quality kitchen with integrated units with a glass door to the private patio.

There is a downstairs WC.

From the hall, stairs (slightly steep) lead to the first floor where there are two pretty bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Bedroom 1: A spacious bedroom with a double bed and  double aspect windows with blackout curtains.

Bedroom 2: There are twin 2"6' beds and dual aspect windows with blackout curtains.

Bathroom- There is a newly fitted shower room with a walk in shower, sink and W.C.  

Outside Space: The enclosed patio garden is a sunny and sheltered spot ideal for al fresco dining being well equipped with garden furniture and chiminea. 

Parking: Reserved parking place on the private Holmdale car park a 3-5 minutes level walk from the cottage. Guests are able to unload directly outside the property.

Guests can explore the   Jurassic Coast whilst enjoying stunning walks in   Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and  The South West Coast Path.  The Donkey Sanctuary,  Crealy and  Seaton Tramway are all nearby for fun filled days with the kids. There are a wide range of activities nearby, from  Paddleboarding and  water skiing to Golf at   Sidmouth Golf Club. Sidmouth and the nearby local towns have a wealth of independent boutique shops, cafes and restaurants, including  Otterton Mill and  The Pig at Combe.