Overlooking Whitby’s Royal Crescent, this fresh and inviting apartment makes a great base for two or three guests exploring this popular seaside town. Just a short stroll from the beautiful sandy beach, the apartment is also within easy reach of a wealth of great places to eat and drink as well as popular attractions including the Whalebone Arch, Whitby Museum, Pannett Park, the start of the Cinder Track and the Dracula Experience. Crossing over Swing Bridge you can climb the 199 Steps leading to the ruins of Whitby Abbey or head over to the Captain Cook Memorial Museum. Outside the town, you can discover the beautiful North York Moors and visit idyllic coastal villages including Robin Hood’s Bay (6 miles).
Stepping into this impressive townhouse, which was the home of Bram Stoker for six years, a shared lobby leads to stairs taking you up to the third floor. A private entrance opens onto a further flight of stairs leading you to the spacious and light-filled apartment. Once inside, you will find the stylishly decorated open-plan lounge/diner which makes a lovely space to snuggle up and unwind together. With plenty of seating and skylights offering far-reaching views toward the sea, the lounge is perfect for settling back to watch a movie or for chatting into the night. The delightful dining area is a great spot for sharing all your favourite meals which you can rustle up in the fully equipped kitchen. There are two tastefully furnished bedrooms, each offering views towards the famous ruined abbey: the first is a charming double room; the second has a cosy single bed and an en-suite WC. The apartment also features a lovely bathroom.