Sea View Water frontage Balcony No Chain

Daisy Cottage has 180 degree views from the stone deck to Ness Point to the north and Ravenscar to the south.
It sits about 60 feet above the sea wall, just down from The Square and well away from the main street.
Daisy Cottage is an amalgam of three fishermen's cottages dating from the 18th and early 19th C.
In 2000 a new stone sitting room extension and the stone deck was built. Theroom has high ceilings and double doors out to the deck.
From the front door there is a small lobby with to the left a well-equipped fitted kitchen and under stairs storage.
To the right the dining/sitting room with the digital TV fed from a free sat dish. The table can seat eight for dinner - just.
Central stairs to landing. To the right the main bedroom with views across the jumbled roofs to the old school and open fields.
Opposite is a small bedroom with two full size bunk beds and a wash basin corner next to the bathroom. This was fully tiled with new bath (Mira sport shower over)basin and loo.
Steep stairs to the upper floor with study area and dormer view to the sea. Through arch to double bedroom with view across the village roofs. Broadband input with ethernet connections to two computers.
Modern storage radiators with top-up coal effect units - much safer in a second home. The house is well-insulated. The house has many power sockets eg,10 in the sitting room, 8 in dining room etc.
Carpets and curtains can remain if needed and appliances etc. by arrangement.
Within Scarborough District and five miles south of Whitby with the moors behind and many delights eg. the Moors railway to Pickering for lunch. Good eating places locally - many better than the much-advertised Magpie Cafe.

The house has been in my family for 52 years. There are six cottages stepping down the cliff here and this is the only one likely to be sold for the next twenty years. The setting is unique.