The long stretch of sand and shingle beach with its stone pier is sheltered and offers wonderful views. One review on TripAdvisor sums it up well: “Most tourists will bypass this hidden gem for better known beaches along the Yorkshire coast but take a detour and you won't be disappointed. Park at the Cleveland Ironstone Mine museum and make sure you also book on a tour there. Then walk through the village, via the park, to the beach.
“Best rockpooling for the kids and breathtaking views along the coast. Unspoilt and very quiet. On your return, take a trip to KasKane cafe in the museum car park.”
Skinningrove is also on the Cleveland Way,which is another reason why this cottage, used as a holiday let, has proved popular.
Inglebys, which is marketing the property, say: “This is a truly charming stone cottage. Having been operated as a successful holiday let since 2019, it is an ideal Investment opportunity or could be used as a home or seaside bolt hole.”
The property has a sitting room with a wood-burning/multi-fuel stove, a dining room, kitchen and bathroom. On the first floor are two bedrooms and a W.C. There is a garden and yard outside. For details visit www.inglebysestateagents.com
1. Cattersty Sands, Skinningrove, on the Cleveland Way
Cattersty Sands at Skinningrove, known as a "secret beach" by those who know and love it. Picture Tony Johnson. Photo: Tony Johnson
2. Quaint cottage
The stone-built, two-bedroom cottage looks lovely both inside and out and has easy access to the nearby beach. Photo: Inglebys
3. Perfect for relaxing and al fresco dining
The rear of the property has a charming garden with rural views. The perfect place relax when the weather permits. Photo: Inglebys
4. Cosy and bright
The sitting room has a cosy, multi-fuel stove and is beautifully decorated Photo: Inglebys