Set in a historic corner of the coastal town of Whitby, this beautifully updated stone cottage makes a delightful hideaway for families and friends enjoying a peaceful seaside break. Occupying three floors, with ample space for four guests, the stylishly decorated property also has plenty of room for a four-pawed pal to join you in exploring the region’s dog-friendly beaches and glorious countryside. Standing on medieval foundations, this characterful Jacobean-era retreat provides cosy and snug accommodation for walkers, beach lovers and nature spotters discovering a vibrant but relaxing part of North Yorkshire, and features exposed stone walls and wood panelling, with views looking out over the town’s rooftops.
The beautifully decorated lounge has a Smart TV and ample seating, with atmospheric exposed stonework and wooden beams. Heading through, the galley kitchen/diner is a charming, fully equipped space leading to a handy utility room with a WC. Upstairs, the first floor has a refreshing bathroom and a pretty double bedroom, full of character. Finally, the second floor has a cosy twin bedroom with low sloping ceilings, wooden floorboards and a feature fireplace. From the kitchen, a door leads out into a small enclosed courtyard with garden furniture, offering a quiet spot for you to sit in the shade with your pup snoozing in the corner. Private parking is available close to the cottage.
Whitby is a wonderful resort for dogs and owners, with several dog-friendly beaches and a wealth of pet-welcoming places to eat and drink. The property is close to the River Esk, where you and your canine pal can join a boat trip out to sea. Over the river, the 199 Steps lead up to the remains of Whitby Abbey, or you can take a trip inland by steam engine to explore the North York Moors.