This converted chapel sits in the village centre of Great Ayton, within the picturesque North Yorkshire countryside. Furnished to an excellent standard, Riverside Chapel is a fabulous abode for a family or group of six looking to stay in this part of North Yorkshire. Upon arrival you are greeted by an off-road parking space where you can leave your car as you unload your belongings. Allow the chef in your party to take over the kitchen, equipped with an electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge and freezer, so there’s plenty on hand to assist with home-cooking. Just off the kitchen is a games room, complete with table tennis so you can while away the hours on a rainy day, along with a washing machine and tumble dryer for keeping on top of the laundry. Kick back in the sitting room and catch up on your favourite TV shows, or simply reflect on the day’s adventures. As you look to settle down, enjoy a soothing bath before choosing between the three bedrooms to catch some rest, including a king-size, four-poster double with en-suite shower room and a twin room, each neutrally presented with ample storage space. From the door you can easily access the delights of the Great Ayton, a bustling village that is steeped in history, aided by its connections to Captain Cook. Visit the museum that used to serve as his schoolroom, savour a pint at a local pub or enjoy a relaxed picnic by the river. 4A High Street provides an excellent base for exploring the stunning scenery of the North York Moors National Park, making it an ideal choice for ramblers and cyclists as they overlook Cringle Moor and the famous weathered Wainstones, which wait for your discovery along the Cleveland Way. Riverside Chapel is a splendid escape in any season.

At the base of the Cleveland Hills, the charming village of Great Ayton may be found close to the North York Moors National Park. In addition to being referenced in the Domesday Book, Great Ayton is also known for being Captain Cook's childhood home. The village is made up of both charming stone cottages and some newer construction homes. Great Ayton is a well-liked picnic location in the summer since it boasts two village greens and a river running alongside. Roseberry Topping, a 330-meter peak, dominates the vista to the north of the settlement. The village has a nice selection of shops and inns, along with eateries and cafes, that serve well to tourists. Additionally, there is the former school, which is now the Captain Cook Schoolroom Museum. An excellent starting point for walkers looking to explore the breathtaking countryside is Great Ayton, which offers a number of intriguing treks around the village. a wonderful starting point for seeing market towns, the magnificent countryside, and the East Coast with only a short drive.

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