This splendid second-floor apartment, sleeping two guests, is perfectly placed for exploring the diverse attractions of historic Whitby, with its golden beaches, spectacular 13th-century Abbey, picturesque, cobbled streets and bustling harbour. The beautifully furnished, one-bedroom holiday home is a 500-metre walk from the lively town centre. Here you will find independent shops, excellent seafood restaurants and wildlife boat trips. There’s a wealth of lovely beach and clifftop walks on the doorstep to enjoy, while the glorious North York Moors National Park is within easy reach.
The open-plan design of this superb apartment creates a light and airy living space, with a striking use of varied blue tones and distinctive contemporary style. Plan tomorrow’s adventures or watch TV as you relax on the comfortable sofa; this converts to a double bed for two further guests. Extras in the well-planned kitchen include a coffee machine and wine cooler, while the separate, king-size bedroom presents an inviting sanctuary, with plush bedding and touches of glamour. A sleek shower room completes the layout.
Take the challenge of climbing the famous 199 steps to Whitby’s landmark Abbey ruins, said to have inspired Bram Stocker’s Count Dracula. The reward is a wonderful view of the quaint cottages and coast below. Captain Cook, the great explorer, is closely associated with the town and you can visit a fascinating replica of his pioneering ship, the HMS Endeavour, in the harbour. Enjoy your own maritime voyage on a sea trip from the harbour; they include a wildlife safari, where you may spot dolphins, seals and even whales. Jump aboard the heritage steam train from Whitby station for a memorable journey across the North Moors National Park, passing through a scenic landscape and charming period stations along the way.