Welcome to The Workshop.
Under-floor heating keeps your toes warm and cosy.
Beautiful beams grace the open plan living area.
A beautifully relaxing room complemented by original beams.
Relax in the beautifully tendered garden.
The Workshop is a delightful holiday abode.
The French windows lead out onto the paved courtyard with delightful borders.
Cosy up in the living-room with cake and a cuppa.
Relax in front of the cosy wood-burner after a day on the moors.
The stairs lead off the open plan living area.
The vintage chopping block is perfect for preparing a culinary delight.
The dining area, with its reclaimed dining-table, is situated next to the kitchen.
Fresh produce from Yorkshire's food capital, Malton.
The large entrance hall leads into the open plan living space.
A great sized entrance hall, leading out to the parking area and garden (over a driveway).
The downstairs cloakroom is situated in the entrance hall.
Staircase with contemporary glass bannisters.
Time for a long soak.
The bathroom is stylish and spacious.
This bedroom can be made up as twins or a super-king double, you choose.
A perfect place for a long lie in.
Breakfast in bed?
Stylish bedhead with useful reading lights.
A lovely light and airy room where the sunlight floods in.
Fire up the barbecue and enjoy al fresco dining.
Oh so pretty.
You'll find plenty of parking space here.
The electric car charging point.
Iconic Whitby Abbey, a perfect visit and stunning views.
Take a walk over the historic swing bridge in Whitby before tucking into some fish and chips.
Meet by the Whalebone for a chilling ghost tour of Whitby.
Captain Cook watches over Whitby harbour.
The North York moors are perfect for walking, hiking and cycling. Follow in the footsteps of the Tour De Yorkshire.
Visit one of the prettiest villages in Yorkshire, Hutton Le Hole.
The Workshop
51534.2 miles NW of Malton | Sleeps 4 + cot
7 Nights from £579
The location of attractions is intended only as a guide. Distances are 'as the crow flies'.
Nearby pub
The Grapes Inn is a quintessential country pub with inviting open fires to keep you warm in winter and outside seating for al fresco summer dining. There's wood fired pizzas every weekend and a great choice of hearty meals and craft ales on offer.
Nearby beach
Here you will find a long, sandy beach with rocky outcrops at low tide at the north end. This delightful, family friendly beach is backed by an esplanade with beach huts making a colourful display. Lifeguards are on duty during summer months and dog restrictions apply locally. Parking and other facilities are a short walk away.
Nearby walk
Park in the car pay and display car park opposite the railway station on Railway Street and head off for a 10.5k circular walk along road, trails and footpaths. Take a look at the link to alltrails.com for full details.
Nearby town
Malton is a vibrant market town with a great selection of artisan shops, cafes and restaurants. Head for Saville Stret for quaint, traditional houses and The Shambles for a good selection of eclectic shops. Found in the heart of beautiful Yorkshire countryside, Malton is a great place to visit.
Also nearby
Castle Howard is a magnificent house with extensive gardens and grounds. You will also find a walled garden and Skelf Island Adventure Playground open daily. Take a look at their website and plan a day here.
Flamingo Land is a theme park and resort located in Malton and is the 12th most visited theme park in Europe. The zoo is home to a wide selection of animals from around the world including exotic birds, camels, zebras, hippootamus and giraffe. Take a look at their website for opening times.
Eden Camp offers a facinating view of the sights, sounds and smells of life on the Home Front, all cleverly created in the buildings and grounds of an original WW2 Prisoner of War Camp.
Located in the centre of town, the Stew and Oyster is situated in the old town hall and offers both a restaurant and bar. Dogs are welcome.
A contemporary, traditional Italian bistro and pizzeria, centrally located and serving food all day. This is also a great place to call in for a coffee or glass of wine.
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