Ashtree Cottage, Ottringham

Accommodation Details

All ground-floor. One bedroom: 1 x king-size with dressing table. Shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC. Kitchen/diner. Sitting room with woodburning stove

Nestled on a quiet rural lane on the fringes of Ottringham village, this detached barn conversion houses one king-size double bedroom, ideal for couples looking for a break near the coast. Enveloped by the beautiful East Riding of Yorkshire, which is littered with lovely seaside towns and fishing villages, choose to spend a well-deserved break here at Ashtree Cottage. Feel welcomed into the sitting room after one of your adventures and spend your relaxation time among the quality furnishings, as the woodburning stove keeps you toasty and warm during the cooler seasons. The high apex ceiling and laminate flooring gives you a bright and spacious feel, with Velux windows streaming in plenty of natural light overhead. Rustle up a tasty meal for your other half in the kitchen and enjoy a romantic supper over a bottle of wine as you make further plans for your trip. The bedroom rests just off from the kitchen and is served by a refreshing shower room. Make the most of the patio outside and unwind with a drink on a warm afternoon, resting your aching legs after a long walk. The village offers various handy amenities close by such as a tasty tandoori restaurant and village pub. Hull is known as the UK City of Culture, with its historic old town boasting plenty of free museums and galleries, while The Deep award-winning aquarium on the waterfront is also worth a visit. The recently developed Humber street also offers great restaurants and bars to enjoy in the evenings. Walking and cycling come in abundance within the Yorkshire Wolds and the Heritage Coast offers more fantastic days out with your loved one, including a visit to the Spurn Point and National Nature Reserve. This is a marvellous retreat for those seeking a relaxing break away from everyday routine.

Ottringham is a village in the East Riding of Yorkshire, situated approximately 12 miles to the east of Hull city centre. The small village centre is surrounded by arable farms as well as being home to a general store, a garage, two public houses and a post office. Withernsea is a popular seaside town close by and you will also find Spurn Point, which is fantastic for birdwatching or why not try The Deep aquarium in Hull?

Location Details

Ottringham is a village in the East Riding of Yorkshire, situated approximately 12 miles to the east of Hull city centre. The small village centre is surrounded by arable farms as well as being home to a general store, a garage, two public houses and a post office. Withernsea is a popular seaside town close by and you will also find Spurn Point, which is fantastic for birdwatching or why not try The Deep aquarium in Hull?

The North York Moors National Park covers 554 square miles, with landscape ranging from heather-clad moorland and deep secluded dales, to the cliffs and coves of the magnificent coastline making it a haven for walkers.

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