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Tucked away in one of the many famous 'ginnels' in Whitby, this lovely little cottage is very conveniently located for walking to all the attractions which the resort has to offer. Bakehouse Yard leads to the town and shops from the top and at the bottom straight to the…
Dating back to the 18th century, this cottage is well situated in one of Whitby's oldest yards in the centre of the town. It is close to the shops and harbour with a level walk to the beach and all other amenities. Accommodation:On the ground floor is a lounge/dining room with…
Set high from historic Brunswick Street with its three beautiful churches, Tinker Cottage is a little 'bolt-hole' on a hill on Whitby's West side. Only five minutes from the sea front, bus and rail stations and from nine public houses. Tinker Cottage has been lovingly and…
Built in 1850, this cosy stone cottage is situated in historical Snainton village at the foot of the North York Moors. It has been tastefully furnished and decorated. It is in a peaceful location and provides an ideal touring base with beaches at Scarborough, Whitby and Filey as…
This old stone cottage is part of the owner's house but is completely self-contained with its own entrance and patio. It is situated off The Ropery high up the cliff below the Abbey which gives you great views all the way to the old swing bridge and up the river Esk. It is…
This modern town house situated on a stylish estate close to North Cliff Golf Course, Peasholm Park and only a short stroll away from the sandy beaches of the North Bay. Accommodation:A series of steps lead to the side entrance. Compact open plan kitchen leads to lounge with oak…
This is a cosy, little 'bolt-hole' of a cottage situated at the bottom of the old village of Robin Hood's Bay opposite 'Muir Lea' stores. It has wood panelled walls and beamed ceilings. Accommodation: entrance through a gate. A few steps lead up to the cottage. Hallway with…
This is a cosy, little 'bolt-hole' of a cottage situated at the bottom of the old village of Robin Hood's Bay. It is completely renovated, yet retains some lovely old features like beamed ceilings and original stone walls. It has an enclosed garden to sit out in. Accommodation:…
This is one of the old coastguard cottages which tower above the old village of Robin Hood's Bay, overlooking the sea and Ravenscar. It is in a beautiful position and ideal if you want to be away from the busy village, enjoy the peace and quiet and at the same time be within a…
This old fisherman's cottage is full of character and is situated at the bottom of the village of Staithes opposite the Cod and Lobster pub with good views of the harbour, the sea and the towering headland. It retains some lovely old features like panelled walls and beamed…
The cottage is situated in one of Whitby's secluded yards right by the harbour side near the Life Boat Pier in the historic part of Whitby. It is just a short stroll from the shops and restaurants of the east side of town and there is easy access to the beach This cottage is not…
This quaint dwelling is set in a secluded yard on the west side of Whitby with superb rooftop views of the historic Abbey and St Mary's Church. It is close to Pannett Park and a short stroll to the town centre and all of Whitby's amenities. Please check our special offers on the…
This small detached bungalow is set in stunning countryside about a half of a mile outside the village of Ainthorpe (with its own popular pub, The Fox and Hounds) which is close to Danby with its renowned Moors Centre. It is recently refurbished and is the perfect base for…
Fylingthorpe is an attractive residential village next to Robin Hood's Bay. There is a footpath over the fields to the sea and the old village of Robin Hood's Bay, and the village shop, butcher and country inn are within walking distance. The cottage is situated in a private…
This modernised fisherman's cottage is situated in the old, historic part of Whitby just a short walk from the sea, shops and all amenities. It still retains some old features like a beamed ceiling and wood panelled walls. Accommodation:On the ground floor is small lounge with…
Hidden away down one of the back alleys on the east side of the harbour, this tiny 250 year old Grade II listed building is featured in one of Frank Sutcliffe's photographs and is a reminder of life in Whitby in times gone by. Close to the 199 steps leading to the Abbey and St.…
Whether it's climbing in the Lake District or a quiet ramble in the Yorkshire Dales the North of England boasts some fabulous countryside and coasts, as well as historically fascinating places like York, Durham and Harrogate, and of course Hadrian's Wall. Stunning castles and great pubs too.