Endways - Robin Hood's Bay

Situated in the heart of the old part of Robin Hood’s Bay, a traditional fishing village on the Yorkshire coast, Endways is a lovely 18th Century cottage which offers cosy, comfortable self-catering accommodation. The cottage was built in 1709 and is made from solid stone. It has three bedrooms, two with double beds and one with twin beds.

Endways cottage has a cosy lounge with seating for 6 adults, as well as a colour TV, video player, CD player, and games for all age groups. The kitchen is newly refitted and is very well equipped, with a dishwasher, fridge, microwave, cooker, pans, crockery, utensils etc. There is also a dining area with a large table to seat 6.

Robin Hood’s Bay has barely changed in appearance since it was the 16th Century fishing and smuggling capital of the North East. Its alleyways and streets form a maze so narrow that it can only be explored on foot.

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