The Shark

The Space
Boasting modern features and plenty of style, The Shark has a welcoming living area with large french doors which open up onto a balcony, with views across the rooftops ahead. Relax on one of the two comfy sofas with a good book or turn on the TV to keep up with your favourite shows on Freeview or Netflix. Whether you’re ordering in a takeaway or making a home cooked meal, you can enjoy at the stylish dining table.

The property has a large kitchen which is fully equipped for your self-catering stay.

You’ll find a tranquil feel in the main bedroom which is achieved with a neutral colour scheme and pops of light grey. There is a comfortable four-poster king-size bed and premium bed linens to ensure you get the best sleep possible.

Also sharing the second floor are the other two bedrooms at The Shark. One is a twin, whilst the third bedroom in the property boasts a relaxing queen bed.

The family bathroom has a bathtub, a separate shower, a WC and a wash basin. You’ll also find a convenient WC on the first floor.

Outside you’ll find a private rear courtyard, surrounded by grade II listed walls which formed part of the former St Mary’s monastery.

The Shark is part of two property complex called Graham Close Holiday Homes, sleeping up to 12 guests. If you are looking to book a stay for a large group you can reserve The Shark & The Crab and enjoy exclusive use of the building. Please send us an email with your preferred dates for availability and prices.

Neighborhood
The Shark is located at the top of the old coastal town of Scarborough. Packed with seaside charm, you’ll find plenty of pubs, restaurants and cafes to discover as well as arcades and ice cream parlours.

There are a number of beaches for you to choose from too. The popular South Bay is a sun trap and close to the hustle and bustle of the town centre. North Bay has been accredited with Blue Flag status meaning it’s one of the best beaches in Europe! Cayton Bay is the quietest of the three and boasts a sweeping bay with a rural feel. Lastly Cornelian Bay is the remotest and hardest to get to but it’s a hidden gem and often empty.

Ideal for all weathers, there are lots of indoor attractions in Scarborough for the whole family. Head to Sea Life Sanctuary to see seals, penguins, sharks, turtles and more or Scarborough Castle to explore its 3000 year history. If it’s outdoor fun you’re looking for, The Open Air Theatre is a short 10 minute walk from the house where you can see amazing bands, singers and comedians. There is also the Sky Trail Adventure and Peasholm Park nearby.

Getting Around
The Shark is within walking distance of all that Scarborough has to offer and within 1 hours’ drive time of Staithes, Whitby, Robin Hood’s Bay and Filey.

Scarborough Train Station is a short 20 minute walk away and has routes to Filey, Bridlington, Liverpool and Sheffield.

There are plenty of bus routes throughout Scarborough. Hop on the 12 route and you can visit neighbouring seaside spots of Filey and Bridlington. The X93 travels through to Middlesbrough with drop offs in Robin Hood’s Bay and Whitby.