This beautiful Grade II-listed house in Whitby provides luxury living across four floors. It has stunning period features and interiors, complemented by quirky pieces and contemporary design. With four gorgeous, equally sized bedrooms, a secure walled courtyard, and a sunny garden, it’s the ideal holiday hideaway for a large group with their furry friends.
The impressive 17th-century property has two entrances, one at the lower-ground-floor level and one on the ground floor. Also on the lower ground floor are the impressive kitchen and dining room, as well as a table football table, the washing machine, and a cloakroom with a WC. Up a spiral staircase are a snug and a drawing room, both with elegant Georgian features and comfy sofas. On the first floor, there’s a huge bathroom, two luxury bedrooms with plush king-size beds and TVs, and one has an en-suite shower room. On the second-floor landing is a large wardrobe that serves the other two bedrooms, a double and a twin. There’s also a second luxurious bathroom with coloured lights over the bath. Outside is a small walled courtyard and a front garden that catches the sun.
Whitby is a popular seaside town known for its narrow winding streets, beaches and associations with Captain Hook and Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Head up the 199 steps to the ruins of the gothic abbey that inspired Bram Stoker or visit the Captain Cook Memorial Museum in town to find out more about his incredible voyages. Head out with your furry friend by your side on the Cleveland Way, with beautiful walking routes in both directions. One popular walk is from Whitby to Robin Hood’s Bay, roughly 7 miles along the clifftops. The North York Moors are close by with miles of stunning countryside waiting to be explored too.