Split over two storeys, this spacious three-bedroom townhouse is a stone’s throw away from Whitby Pavilion and the sandy stretches of the Yorkshire coastline - a hidden gem for families and friends. Well-known for its stretches of sandy beach and delicious seafood, Whitby (0.5 miles) has a superb mix of restaurants and boutique shops, with the cobbled streets and historic yards providing a maze of places to explore. Overlooking the town, climb the famous 199 Whitby Abbey steps (1 mile) leading you from the Old Town to the rising gothic ruins of 13th-century Whitby Abbey, 1 mile away, and enjoy spectacular sea views along your ascent. Situated inside Whitby’s West Cliff Victorian Theatre, catch the latest blockbuster at Whitby Pavilion 0.5 miles away for fun whatever the weather. Discover the 17th-century house featuring Captain Cook Memorial Museum (0.5 miles) the former home to famous Royal Navy captain and explorer Captain James Cook.
The quaint entrance lobby leads you into a modern lounge, tastefully renovated, preserving some original features such as cornice moulding and an ornamental fireplace. A large comfortable sofa and chair accentuate the contemporary atmosphere, which is carried through to the ultra-modern kitchen/diner, kitted out with all appliances you’ll need for dining in. A farmhouse-style wooden table and chairs are nestled next to the all-white kitchen cabinets and feature painted walls, making the kitchen both a cooking and a social space. A cloakroom with WC can also be found on this level. On the first floor, you’re met with a luxurious double bedroom benefiting from an iron bedstead and a TV with Sky and Netflix. You’ll also find a twin bedroom with ample storage space and the modern family bathroom with a shower over the bath and WC on this level. On the second level, you’re met with the final bedroom, a spacious twin underneath the eaves with a stunning panelled ceiling and views out to the harbour and headland.
A courtyard patio at the rear of the property, enclosed for guaranteed privacy by a stone wall, is the perfect spot for al-fresco dining or catching some specular sunsets.