The original building of the Red Barns, which the B&B is part of has quite a history. It was built in 1870 for a wealthy industrialist Sir Hugh Bell, designed by the architect Phillip Webb with interiors designed by William Morris, the founders of the Arts & Crafts movement in the UK. Red Barns most famous resident was Gertrude Bell a 'Scholar, Traveller and peace maker. A friend to the Arabs.' which is shown on a Blue Plaque on front of the B&B. It was for many years a boarding school for Sir Williams Turners Grammar School. It then became a family pub and hotel until 2013. We are both from Redcar and would be happy to share our knowledge of the Red Barns and answer any questions you may have during your stay.

Red Barns is a unique Grade 2* historic home in the heart of the seaside town of Redcar. We have renovated this property to provide spacious, comfortable accommodation, and we hope our guests relax and enjoy their room, as well as the residents lounge, patio and garden area. The rooms have been refurbished to a high standard with king size beds, tea and coffee making facilities, internet TV, WIFI, USB charging points and a hairdryer in each room. Majority of rooms are en-suite with large walk in showers, one room has a private bathroom, with a walk in shower and separate bath. The large attic room has a comfortable seating area with two single chair beds which can be converted to beds suitable for children, making it an ideal family room. Room 3 is a light double aspect room which has a further single bed so can be booked as a twin or triple room. Travel cots and high chairs can be provided on request. We offer a cooked breakfast option in addition to a continental breakfast served in our dining room. We are only a 10 minute walk to the seafront and Coatham beach with access to 9 miles of sandy beaches where you can enjoy a cold water dip, a walk along the sands, fish & ...

Red Barns B&B is close to the golden sandy beaches famed for the lemon top ice cream and fish & chips. Easy access to Redcar central train station (0.3m), Redcar race course (0.7m) and town centre (0.3m). Only 4.5 miles from the Victorian seaside resort of Saltburn where you can join the Cleveland Way or go surfing Ideally located to visit the North Yorkshire Moors where you can go walking or cycling or visit the coastal villages of Staithes (12m), Whitby (20m)