Station House

Egton Bridge Near Whitby, North Yorkshire

Station House is an enchanting holiday property located in Egton Bridge, a picturesque village near Whitby in North Yorkshire. This beautifully restored home features an abundance of period characteristics and offers accommodation for up to six guests, with the possibility of accommodating eight by prior arrangement. The property boasts a range of amenities, including a garden with stunning views over the Egton valley, private parking for six cars, and proximity to a well-regarded pub and restaurant less than 100 meters away. The inviting atmosphere is enhanced by the presence of an open coal fire in the lounge, along with modern conveniences such as Wi-Fi, Sky TV, and a selection of games and books for family entertainment.

Inside, Station House is thoughtfully designed across two floors. The ground floor comprises a cozy lounge, a dining room/snug equipped with a TV for DVD use, and a fully equipped kitchen featuring essential appliances like a dishwasher and washing machine. A convenient wet room with a shower and toilet completes the ground floor layout. Upstairs, guests will find four bedrooms, including two with kingsize beds, two with twin beds, and a family bathroom with a shower over the bath. Essential utilities such as oil central heating, bed linen, and towels are included, ensuring a comfortable stay.

The location of Station House is ideal for exploring the North York Moors, with the famous coast-to-coast walk passing through the village. Visitors can enjoy the scenic railway that runs nearby, offering a unique experience with steam trains passing by, especially during the summer months. The nearby Grosmont station provides access to the award-winning North Yorkshire Moors Railway, where guests can board steam or heritage diesel trains to Whitby or Pickering. The village itself is rich in natural beauty, featuring the River Esk and its iconic stepping stones, as well as notable attractions such as St Hedda’s church and the impressive giant Redwoods.

Egton Bridge is steeped in history, with the local station, opened in 1865, designed by renowned architect Thomas Prosser. The station's design closely resembles that of Goathland station, famous for its appearances in various film and television productions, including the beloved series Heartbeat. The connection to Heartbeat is particularly significant as Egton station was once the childhood home of Rhoda Walker, wife of the show's author. Today, the station has been lovingly restored and offers authentic holiday accommodation, making it a perfect base for those looking to explore this beautiful part of England while enjoying the charm of a bygone era.

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