Four-pawed visitors will adore this Grade II-listed cottage that sleeps four at the heart of Whitby, an ancient fishing town that’s famous for its old-world charm and fascinating history. Guarded by the imposing ruined Abbey on the cliffs, the winding streets are studded with shops, eateries and galleries. There’s plenty to discover on four legs or two, and once you have grown weary, your accommodation awaits for cosy evenings tucking into local delicacies and relaxing by the wood burner effect electric fire.
A cobbled street leads through to a shared yard, where you’ll find your welcoming abode that dates back to 1811. Scale the 12 steps and prepare to cook up a storm in the welcoming kitchen/diner, transforming your locally-sourced produce into tastebud-tantalising dishes. Sated and ready to relax, the living room is perfect for snuggling up to watch your favourite films, with the pups at your feet. There are two bedrooms to choose from upstairs, one king-size and one double. There is also a single bedroom ideal for youngsters. Completing the property is a fresh and bright bathroom for long soaks and washing muddy paws.
You’ll be spoilt for choice regarding where to explore first. Navigate the steep steps to St Mary’s Church, potter across the swing bridge, or take a scenic stroll to marvel at the ruins of the Abbey. Tate Hill beach is 0.2 miles from the property, but there are even more stretches of sand to enjoy a short walk away, just watch out for seasonal dog bans or restricted areas. A steam train ride is a must too, whether you head to Pickering (21 miles) or Goathland (9 miles) for an exciting adventure.