Park Terrace

The Space
Pass through the entrance hall and you'll be welcomed into the charming living room. This is a fantastic area to relax in with many fascinating features to admire, including wood-panelled bay windows, an internal arched window, an ornamental fireplace and a quirky, boat-shaped bookcase.

These unique features continue throughout the cottage as you make your way into the dining area, with a bespoke light made from reclaimed driftwood, servants' bells from times gone by and an antique bench seat.

You can cook up your feasts in the handsome galley-style kitchen. Glassware, cookware and crockery are all provided for your convenience. Pour yourself a glass of white from the useful wine cooler whilst you’re there.

When the weather is nice, the enclosed patio area is an excellent place for dining alfresco, while your pup will enjoy sniffing out new spots to relax in the sunshine.

As the night draws in and it's time for bed, make your way to one of three delightful bedrooms. There is a twin on the second floor and two super-king size rooms; one on the first floor and one on the second.

When it comes to freshening up, choose from either the first-floor bathroom with a bath and a shower or the second-floor shower room. A separate WC is also available on the ground floor.

Neighborhood
Nestled on the rugged North Yorkshire coast, Whitby is a picturesque seaside town steeped in history, charm, and natural beauty. Renowned for its breathtaking coastal views, historic landmarks, and vibrant atmosphere, this enchanting destination offers something for everyone.

Whitby is famously associated with Bram Stoker's Dracula and boasts the iconic Whitby Abbey, a striking ruin overlooking the town and sea. Meander through cobbled streets lined with quaint shops, cafes, and galleries, or explore the Captain Cook Memorial Museum, which celebrates Whitby's maritime heritage.

The town features a sandy beach perfect for relaxing, building sandcastles, or taking a refreshing dip. Nearby, the North York Moors National Park offers an abundance of walking and cycling trails, with heather-clad landscapes and dramatic coastal cliffs providing unforgettable scenery.

Whitby is celebrated for its fresh seafood, with local restaurants serving up traditional fish and chips or dishes featuring the catch of the day. Don’t miss trying Whitby kippers, a local delicacy. Cosy pubs and tea rooms also provide a warm welcome after a day of exploration.

Take a stroll along the harbour and watch fishing boats come and go or climb the famous 199 Steps to enjoy panoramic views of the town and coastline. Throughout the year, Whitby hosts a variety of festivals, including the Gothic Weekend and Folk Week, adding to its vibrant cultural appeal.

Whether you're seeking a relaxing retreat, a romantic getaway, or an adventure-filled holiday, Whitby offers an unforgettable experience that will leave you longing to return.

Getting Around
With its blend of seaside serenity and cultural richness, Whitby is an ideal base for exploring the wider North Yorkshire area, including charming villages like Robin Hood’s Bay and Staithes. The town also has excellent transport links to Scarborough, York, and beyond.

Whitby Train Station, just a short 10-minute walk from the property, has direct services operating to Billingham, Blaydon, Hartlepool, Hexham, Middlesbrough, Newcastle upon Tyne, Prudhoe, Seaham, Stockton-on-Tees, Sunderland and Thornaby-on-Tees.

The station is also the coastal terminus of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway where you can visit the market town of Pickering, along with the pretty villages of Goathland, Grosmont and Levisham.

Whitby Bus Station, also located in the town centre, has direct routes running to Guisborough, Leeds, Loftus, Malton, Middlesbrough, Scarborough and York.

The nearest airport to Whitby is Teesside International Airport which is 33 miles away. Other nearby airports include Newcastle International and Leeds/Bradford International.