Superb 17th century property with three bedrooms, beautifully furnished and perfect for a seaside holiday, with the beach and harbour a few yards away.

Ground Floor
This lovely and very spacious apartment is approached via a flagged courtyard with a small vestibule.

Stairs lead to the kitchen, which has a gas oven and hob, fridge, freezer, microwave, dishwasher and washing machine.

There is a dining area with a table and chairs to comfortably seat six - enjoy meals together and pre-dinner drinks whilst keeping the cook company!

The kitchen leads to an inner hallway which in turn leads to a wonderful, large, beamed sitting room with the original wooden floors, rugs and lovely antique furniture - the windows overlook Church Street and you can catch a glimpse of the famous bridge, harbour and sea!

There is comfortable seating, a large screen TV and DVD player and an original decorative fireplace - it's both luxe and cosy at the same time!

 
First Floor
 

To the upper floor is the fabulous large master bedroom, again overlooking Church Street, with large sash windows giving the room incredible light; it has the original fireplace (for display purposes only), a comfortable, king size bed with a luxurious faux fur throw and a built-in closet. The master bedroom has a smart en-suite shower room with double-size shower, WC and hand wash basin.

There are two smart twin bedrooms with full size 3' beds – one in shades of greys and white and the other in accents of duck egg blue, with a hint of a coastal theme.

A stylish house shower room has a corner shower, WC and hand wash basin.

 

 

Amenities: Gas oven, hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV, DVD, WiFi.
Bed linens and towels inc. in rent.
Cot and highchair available on request.
Parking scratch card/s provided for 24/7 on-street parking on West Cliff. On-street parking also available 200 yards away on a first come first served basis, also Pay & Display car park close by approximately £6 per day.

Shops, restaurants, harbour, beach 5 mins’ walk.
Note: Welcome hamper with quality Yorkshire goodies on arrival.

Region: The North York Moors National Park covers 554 square miles, with landscape ranging from heather-clad moorland and deep secluded dales, to the cliffs and coves of the magnificent coastline making it a haven for walkers.

Town: The seaside town and port of Whitby lies at the mouth of the River Esk in the Scarborough district of North Yorkshire. Ideally situated for exploring this beautiful part of Yorkshire, the local area hosts an abundance of activity so you can be sure to get the best out of both the countryside and the coast. From the nearby North York Moors to its Blue Flag beaches, there's something here for every interest and time of year. Amongst its many attractions, Whitby holds a charming atmosphere, home to winding streets and hidden alleys, where you can find a wide selection of eateries and shops scattered amongst them. Take a trip to the picturesque harbour and lighthouse to watch the sun set, or get involved in some whale watching or a coastal cruise to watch the creatures up close. Climb the famous 199 to the Whitby Abbey to immerse yourself with history, or visit the Captain Cook Memorial Museum presenting historical and ethnographic exhibition about Cook himself. Hosting an abundance of leisure facilities, opportunities to explore the natural lands, and plenty of coastal delights, Whitby offers something for everyone. Close to the Robin Hood's Bay full of heritage wonders and scenic spots, and in reach of the bustling towns of Scarborough and Middlesbrough, Whitby is a prime location for exploring all of the delights that Yorkshire has to offer.