Low in places
Ground-floor ceilings and doorways are around 190cm, with sloping ceilings upstairs.
Dunroamin
A quietly restored fisherman's cottage, just a few steps from the harbour in the heart of old Staithes.
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The cottage
Old soul.
Considered comfort.
Original stone, exposed beams and painted floorboards sit alongside lime-plastered walls, natural textures and a calm, modern palette.
Dunroamin has been thoughtfully interior-designed as a warm, characterful retreat: timeless enough to feel part of Staithes, comfortable enough to settle into immediately.
See every roomSlow days by the sea
Light the fire.
Put the kettle on.
The living room is layered with soft lighting, comfortable seating and a log burner for cooler evenings. The kitchen has everything needed for simple suppers, proper coffee and unhurried breakfasts.
- Log burner
- Sunny courtyard garden
- Harbour moments away
Room to rest
Soft linen, old beams and a quieter pace.
The main bedroom overlooks the courtyard. A second, compact room has a double bed that can become two small singles for children. Upstairs, restored floorboards and soft neutral tones keep things calm and simple.
Bedroom oneDouble bed
Bedroom twoDouble / child twins
The village
Where the moors
meet the sea.
Tucked into a steep-sided valley, Staithes is made for wandering: cobbled lanes, artists' studios, a small beach and the Cleveland Way unfolding above the harbour.
Dunroamin sits in the old village, close to independent cafés, pubs and the water, with the North York Moors National Park all around.
Explore Staithes and the coast
Good to know
Small, historic
and full of quirks.
Compact by design
The spaces are clever and cosy rather than expansive—an authentic old Staithes cottage.
Park above
A permit is provided for Bank Top public car park; the old village is best enjoyed on foot.
