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A truly special place to stay, Fern Lea is a beautiful bungalow with stunning views overlooking the village of Glaisdale. The property is perfectly located for exploring the area, with the famous Lyke Wake walking route just a short walk away. The bungalow sleeps up to five guests across two bedrooms and has a fully equipped kitchen, making it the ideal place to relax and enjoy your holiday.

Fern Lea

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This home in Egton is the perfect compromise between seclusion and a beach holiday. With only six miles separating you from the seaside town of Whitby, you can easily take a quick road trip to spend the day on the sandy shores of West Cliff beach. Whilst there, be sure to walk the promenade for a gorgeous view of the Church of Saint Mary and try your hand at the claw machine in the pier arcade. After a lunch of fresh seafood, head to the Whitby Abbey, a fourteen-minute walk from Whitby Beach, to visit the renowned ruins that inspired Bram Stoker’s gothic novel Dracula.

Back home, take in the tranquillity of the secluded escape by sitting out on the deck with a cup of coffee. Watch the breeze play through the line of trees surrounding you as you catch up on your favourite podcast. We recommend, at least once, sitting out here to watch the sun rise or set, maybe even both. Inside, get the cacao ready for movie night in front of the fire, and when you’re ready for bed, swing by the bathroom first for a soak in the tub.

Acorn House

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Nestled in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, the location and interiors of this cosy cottage make it perfect for a romantic retreat or a small family getaway. The home is full of charm and character, with stone walls, flagstone floors, exposed beams, and a wood-burning stove creating a homely atmosphere. You’re situated just on the edge of Glaisdale, a charming village boasting a traditional pub, a village shop and an award-winning butcher. The location is ideal for walks around the rugged moorland, and you’re less than a thirty-minute drive from the stunning beaches of Whitby and the Cleveland coast. Once you get back from a day of exploring, take a seat in your walled garden and breathe in the fresh country air. If hiking’s your thing, the free-standing tub in the bedroom is the perfect tonic for weary legs.

The Postman’s Gate

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Warm umber tones and plush textures counterpoint the ascetic beauty of the North York Moors that surround this stone-clad barn. Lovingly renovated and carefully restored, your hosts have spared nothing to make this place the perfect rural retreat for a small family or selection of friends. The living room’s vaulted ceilings with timber beams add a sense of space, while the wood-burning stove in the kitchen-diner makes suppertime cosy. The views of Glaisdale are heady and head-turning. Sit out in the garden and sup it all back with a pot of tea and a wedge of parkin. Pull on your walking shoes and criss-cross the low dales and high moors. Should the wind whip up, retreat to the pub – a leisurely forty-minute stroll from your cottage – for slap-up grub with lashings of gravy and those all-important Yorkshire puddings.

Heather & Bilberry

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Get back to nature in this eye-catching timber lodge, set in wooded grounds near Whitby. A vaulted main living space and generous bedrooms make this home feel like an American log cabin. With its huge windows giving way to English countryside views though, there’s no mistaking you’re in one of North Yorkshire’s most picturesque spots. There’s plenty of space to socialise in the main living area and out on the deck for alfresco meals, but there are also quiet corners, like the loft, where you can retreat with a good book for some relaxing alone time. When you’re ready to go out and explore, Whitby with its historic harbour and sandy beach is less than a fifteen-minute drive away, while the dramatic sweep of Robin Hood Bay is reachable in twenty. Away from the coast, you have the North York Moors National Park right on your doorstep. After a day in the great outdoors, come back home for a meal around the large dining table followed by a cosy night over drinks around the living room’s wood-burning stove. 


Woodland Glow

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Although this wooden lodge sits in the middle of a leafy caravan park in the North Yorkshire countryside just outside of Whitby, there's nothing temporary or makeshift about the living quarters. In fact, there's a contemporary style and enough high-quality amenities that would see it slot quite easily into the swishest of city neighbourhoods.

The double-height windows in the living room do a brilliant job of bathing the interior in natural light, as well as offering peaceful views of the surrounding trees. This architectural feature makes the communal space a lovely spot for relaxing, whether that's cuddling up next to the wood-burning fireplace or cooking up something hearty in the super-sleek kitchen. 

If you're paying a visit during the warmer months – or you just want to emulate the hardiness of local Yorkshire folk during the colder seasons – you can make the most of the home's private terrace complete with seating. There are also plenty of walking routes and historic attractions in the surrounding North Yorks Moors National Parks, as well as the village of Egton and its pub lying within walking distance. The quirky seaside town of Whitby takes less than a quarter of an hour to reach in the car, too.



Campfire Ditty

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Marrying traditional charm with modern upgrades, this 16th century, Grade II listed cottage offers the best of both worlds. With exposed stone walls, wooden beams and travertine tiled floors, it's easy to fall in love with the vintage character, but updates like underfloor heating, DVD player, Nintendo Wii and Bose sound system add some 21st-century touches. Start your morning with tea on the small patio before heading out for the day. When you've had your fill of fun in the sun, unwind with a glass of wine in front of the fire, then prepare a delicious dinner in the sleek kitchen. End the evening with a relaxing soak in the slipper bathtub before nodding off in the cosy bedrooms. This cottage feels like a true home-from-home and it's perfectly placed for exploring. Set within the North York Moors National Park, this area is ripe with trails to roam and paths to cycle, and the village has an excellent pub if you're in the mood for a pint. Plus, the seaside town of Whitby is just a ten-minute drive away – head there for museums, shops, eateries and sandy beaches.

On The Moors

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This cosy cottage on the outskirts of the village of Fryup at the heart of the North York Moors National Park, boasts a large living space, a multipurpose kitchen-dining-games room with wood burning stove, barbecue area, enclosed garden and unbeatable countryside views. Perfect for a family get together or long overdue catch up with friends, this stone-built sanctuary truly is a home for all seasons. In the summer you’ll love spending time in the garden, barbecuing to your heart’s content and admiring your sun-soaked surroundings. At chillier times of the year, you’ll lovingly prepare old family favourites in the fully equipped kitchen while the kids play pool before sitting down for dinner and enjoying the warmth of the wood burning stove. In the evening you’ll all want to pile onto the supersized sofa for chill out time. Host a games or movie night or simply enjoying gazing out at the magnificent moorlands. With some of the country’s most beautiful walks and cycling routes on your doorstep, you’ll be spoilt for choice deciding how to spend your down time. Stride out onto Fryup Dale or explore the nearby North York Moors villages of Danby, Castleton, Rosedale Abbey and Lealholm. Venture a little further afield and you’ll reach the market town of Pickering and the historic seaside town of Whitby. Whatever you do make sure you make a pit stop for some well-earned fish and chips.

Moors for Days

Located in the heart of the North York Moors National Park, Lop Hall is situated within romantic, wind-swept moorland and offers stunning views. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an exhilarating getaway, this recently refurbished holiday home offers beautiful interiors and a unique setting. Nestled on the wild moor while still being within the charming village of Danby, you'll have easy access to local amenities including a pub, shop, and a fantastic bakers / cafe. With its tranquil atmosphere, picturesque surroundings, and convenient location, this enchanting cottage provides an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty of the area or simply unwinding in a haven of rustic elegance.

Romantic Retreat

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This converted chapel school sits in the beautiful rolling hills of the North York Moors and behind the well-preserved exterior lies a truly unique home. Large arched windows let in copious amounts of natural light, which is emphasised by the high ceiling and walls finished in a cleansing shade of white. An abundance of velvet textures and the slick kitchen surfaces feel particularly en vogue, too. Out in the large and enclosed garden, there's a picturesque terrace for those warm summer nights when you want to dine alfresco and a view of the countryside that stretches to the sea. Guests really are spoilt for choice when it comes to planning an itinerary. Sandsend Beach is three minutes' drive away, while getting to the centre of Whitby takes just under ten.  There are countless walks to embark on in the surrounding Moors, too.

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In the North York Moors National Park, thick greenery and lush countryside vistas are just one side of this delightful display of nature. While this home sits between rural villages like Castleton and Danby, a half-hour or so in the car will take you to the shores of Whitby. After a day of bracing sea air and a portion of fish and chips, heading back to your country abode feels a world away from this colourful seaside town.

While fish might be on the menu at the coast, this home has a history of pork. A former pigsty, this rustic building sets the tone for an elegant and modern stay – quite the renovation. From the outside, its terracotta roof and honey-coloured stonework certainly give it a barn-like feel. With original stable-style doors and a large courtyard out front, you can imagine the livestock milling around in days gone by.

But as soon as you step inside, history is forgotten. Fresh and sophisticated, the living space is an inviting mix of soft fabrics, chunky timber beams, and understated furnishings, all in the glow of a fabulous log-burner. We love the bright white walls and apex ceilings, creating a fantastic sense of space. Another large space is the garden, where a patio awaits with a cute dining set and a barbecue – pork sausages anyone? 

Four Trotters

Fans of ITV's Heartbeat might appreciate this home's starring role in the long-running television series. While it might not have appeared in front of the camera, both cast and crew were frequent visitors, as it served as the bar for the next-door hotel. Now lovingly restored to tranquillity and situated high on the North York Moors, it serves as an ideal getaway. So let the bright skies, rugged scenery and fresh air provide you with a warm Yorkshire welcome. Step inside the stone walls to admire the original character and modern touches, where rustic notes combine with all the mod cons to provide a comfortable stay. Get the log burner going in the beautiful feature fireplace and cosy up while you share stories or watch a movie. Upstairs, you'll find two relaxing bedrooms that invite you to settle down for a superb night's sleep. Peer out of any window to admire the beautiful views over the moors. Wander down the street, and you'll quickly find yourself in the pretty village of Goathland, while the charming seaside town of Whitby is just a twenty-minute drive away.

Home is Where the Heart Beats

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With bright living spaces, stylish bedrooms, a glossy high-spec kitchen and sleek bathrooms, this home is as fresh as a spring daisy. Set over three floors, every inch here is cool and contemporary, with plenty of room for a family or group of friends to spread out and get comfortable. We love all the mod-cons – think rainfall showers, a double oven and an EV charger in the driveway – and the private garden is the icing on the cake. Open the bi-fold doors and feel the breeze as you share a meal around the dining table, followed by a game of football in the yard as the sun goes down.

Location-wise, this home is nestled in the village of Briggswath on the cusp of North York Moors National Park. We think this locale offers the best of both worlds. Whether you fancy a delicious pub lunch (there's an excellent inn five minutes away), a country walk (there are miles of trails through the Esk Valley heading towards Grosmont) or a day at the beach (Whitby is less than ten minutes away by car) – there's something for everyone to enjoy in this neck of the woods.

Auburn Daisies

With sweeping views over the Esk Valley, this home opens its doors to the natural beauty of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. Inside, you’ll find cosy rooms, wood-burning stoves and plenty of space to stretch out and socialise.  There is also a sweet garden with outdoor seating and a barbecue – perfect for warm weather afternoons. From here, days can be spent following nearby hiking trails or exploring the coast – Whitby and Robin Hood’s Bay are a short drive away. 

Haven of Calm

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Part of a new development in the village of Briggswath, this smart home is ideal for an escape to North Yorkshire. Perfect for families or groups of friends, it combines smart style with an excellent location, guaranteeing you have a fabulous trip. 

The sophisticated living space has an open-plan layout, meaning it's easy to spend quality time socialising with your fellow guests. Chat while you cook in the kitchen, or flop down on the apple green sofa and relax between your adventures. On sunny days, you can slide open the patio doors and head out to the grassy lawn and patio, blending indoor and outdoor living together seamlessly. And, with an enclosed garden, children and furry friends alike can enjoy playing in the fresh air. 

Briggswath is quaint village in the Esk Valley, where you can quietly settle into rural life. It's right on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, so fans of the outdoors can walk, cycle or ride through the stunning landscapes. And, with Whitby just three miles away, there's plenty of sightseeing to be done, along with a fabulous beach for paddling and long strolls on the sand. 

Over the Moors

It doesn’t get much more bucolic than this charming stone cottage near Sandsend beach. Set within acres and acres of private estate, you’ll find this country bolthole in a row of terracotta-roofed cottages dappled with ivy. Towering trees and manicured gardens surround the spot for a bit of away-from-it-all feeling. Yet, a fifteen-minute walk sees you at Sandsend beach where a coastal stroll has you in the centre of Whitby in forty minutes (subject to tides). Here you’ll find myriad seafood restaurants, traditional fish and chip shops and beachside (and literary) attractions. If you want to stick closer to home, the estate’s grand hotel has an exceptional restaurant, a five-minute stroll away. Inside the cottage, you’ll find a striking sage-green living room that feels distinctly modern, despite the idyllic facade. It continues into the surprisingly spacious kitchen where you’ll find everything you need for self-catering. Out the back, you’ve got your own little patio for an alfresco tipple in the summer breeze to the sound of a babbling stream. 

Ivy & Sea Grass

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If you're after proximity to the coast and a peaceful countryside setting, this home may be your perfect match. Welcome to the quaint village of Egton, about five miles west of Whitby, where you can explore the surrounding natural landscape or access the amenities of the seaside in just a short drive. While it may look like a traditional terraced cottage from the outside, it's been refurbished to high standards and furnished with style, so we guarantee you'll look forward to coming back to it after a day spent exploring the the North York Moors or at the beach. We picture ourselves cooking up a feast in the high-spec kitchen before retiring for a well-earned bubble bath in one of the two stunning clawfoot bathtubs. Featuring a secret snug filled with floor cushions and also a bunk bedroom, it would suit a large family with some younger members.

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Nestled into the sleepy village of Lythe, Palm Cottage is a beautifully restored Grade II-listed cottage that can welcome up to eight guests in its charming rooms. If you're looking for a coastal retreat with your friends or family members, Palm Cottage is sure to treat you well. There's even a secret garden that is sure to keep kids and dogs entertained throughout your stay. Better yet, you're just a short way from Sandsend and Whitby, where village pubs, endless beach days, and plenty of culture awaits. 

Palm Cottage

Enjoy a coastal retreat with a difference when you stay at this enchanting gatehouse in the grounds of a manor house. Approach the impressive wrought iron gates, and walk up the cobblestone path that winds through the pretty garden to the seafoam-green front door. With the clever use of traditional-style features you’ll be surprised to learn that this cottage was actually built in the modern day. Throw open the French doors to take in the fresh air as you sit down to dinner lovingly prepared in the country-style kitchen, or head outside to the teak root table for a spot of alfresco dining. Afterwards, gather around the gas stove to play a board game, settle down on the sofa with a good book, or sink into the luxurious roll-top bath. From the upstairs bedroom, you’ll even catch a glimpse of the enchanting ruins of Whitby Abbey. It’s only a fifteen-minute stroll into the town centre for fish and chips, and a little further to the shore if you want to enjoy an ice cream at the beach. And if you fancy exploring further afield, then the beautiful North York Moors are just outside the town. 

Gates of Green Gables

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Thanks to its prime coastline location and eclectic history, Whitby has been drawing in tourists for hundreds of years and if you're tempted to pay a visit, this home is a great base from which to explore the Yorkshire town.

Rather ironically, it's what lies outside that makes this apartment special – gaze out through the windows and you're treated to a sublime view of the North Sea. There's also a private balcony just off the kitchen in case you fancy starting the day with coffee and the sun on your skin – can't we be optimistic?

There's also a lot to like about the interiors, too. The design in the living room is a quirky mix of vintage and contemporary, as seen with the tan leather sofas sitting underneath a grand chandelier. You'll find the kitchen to be decently enough sized for bouts of home cooking and there are no complaints about the minimalist bedrooms, either.

So, what's there to do nearby? Well, quite a lot as it happens. West Cliff Beach and the promenade are about five minutes' walk from the front door, while the famed Whitby Abbey and 199 steps are just over twenty minutes away on foot, crossing the River Esk in the process.

Seafront Sanctuary

This wonderfully modern home is the perfect place to stay during a trip to the quirky town of Whitby. It's very centrally located, just a few minutes away from all the main attractions, so you're guaranteed to have some great times here. 

The interior is ultra contemporary, with plenty of natural light flooding in through the huge windows. Chic grey and cream tones melt together into a soothing colour palette that creates a tranquil ambiance throughout. You'll love the open-plan set-up, which makes it easy to chat with your guests as you cook, eat, and relax. And, the best bit is your very own balcony, offering views across to the boats floating in Whitby harbour. 

If you fancy a beach day, gather up your towels and take a fifteen-minute stroll down to the seashore. Fans of the classic Bram Stoker novel, Dracula, can climb the 199 steps up to visit the iconic Whitby Cathedral and St Mary's Church. And, with the North York Moors National Park just four minutes away by car, walkers and cyclists can easily explore the dramatic landscapes. 

Harbour Hopes

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This smart apartment, located just a few metres away from the shoreline, is the perfect place to call home during a trip to the charming town of Whitby. With plenty of space, stylish decor, and fantastic sea views, you'll settle in in no time at all. 

Step inside, and you'll find a sleek, open-plan set-up cloaked in soothing blues and greys. Fire up the Nespresso machine to make a fresh americano, then curl up in one of the powder blue armchairs as you watch the world go by outside. The kitchen has everything you need to cook up a delicious traditional roast dinner to serve up at the stylish dining bench, while the peaceful bedrooms guarantee you a great night's sleep. 

Cross the road and you'll arrive at Whitby’s West Cliff beach, a blue-flag beach where you can paddle or stroll along the sand, ice cream in hand. There are plenty of nearby seafood restaurants where you can savour the fresh catch of the day, along with independent boutiques and cosy pubs dotted along the cobbled streets. Don't forget to walk up the 199 steps, made famous by Bram Stoker's 'Dracula', to visit the iconic ruined cathedral. And, if you fancy exploring the gorgeous local countryside, then the North York Moors National Park is just outside the town. 

Sound of the Waves

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Take in unrivalled sea views from this charming home directly on the beach at Whitby. Best suited for a family due to the layout of the bedrooms, Anchor & Sail offers guests a cosy home with brilliant access to all that Whitby has to offer, and more importantly, direct access to the sea and beach. You're also located just a short walk from the infamous 199 Steps, so be sure to pack comfortable shoes for the best views in town. 

Anchor & Sail

Check into this handsome Whitby townhouse for seaside living at its most refined and stylish. Set across five floors united by elegant interiors, there’s room for all twelve of you to make yourselves at home here. Climb the stairs to discover six bedrooms and five bathrooms, each as beautiful as the next. And with every bedroom but one boasting king-sized beds clad in crisp snow-white linens, there’s no need to tussle for the best room here.

Back downstairs, you can fling the double patio doors open wide on summer mornings to savour your morning coffee in the sunshine before whipping up brunch and mimosas in that made-for-action shaker-style kitchen with double ovens to flex your culinary skills. But if the weather doesn't buck up, the first-floor sitting room is just as inviting curled up with the morning newspapers.

When it’s finally time to soak up the charms of Whitby, you won’t have far to go – all the must-sees are within walking distance. Get off to a flying start with a visit to the Abbey Ruins – set high on the hill with magnificent views of the town, there’s no better way to get your bearings. Then lose yourself to the charming winding streets of its centre – there’s plenty of traditional inns and cafes to dive into should thoughts turn to food. Or follow the little River Esk down to the beach for fish and chips suppers overlooking the sea – there’s no finer place to be.

Seashells by the Seashore

Holiday in a piece of history. This Grade II-listed cottage is in the centre of the lively seaside town of Whitby. Make a cup of tea in the farmhouse-style kitchen before kicking back by the fire under seventeenth-century oak beams. There are plenty of thoughtful touches to admire here, from the restored period display cabinet to the aged leather and linen sofas. The kitchen has a gas range, perfect for whipping up a traditional English breakfast or an indulgent Sunday roast. Alternatively, treat yourself to a sumptuous meal at local Michelin-starred chef Andrew Pern's restaurant, The Star Inn The Harbour, with views of Whitby Harbour and the River Esk. Elsewhere, we'd suggest spending a day hiking the astounding heather-covered hills of the nearby North York Moors.

The 199 Steps

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In the heart of historic Whitby, this snug apartment provides the perfect retreat for two. Cosy and contemporary, what it lacks in space, it more than makes up for in comfort. We can already picture ourselves sinking into the plush sofa with a cup of Yorkshire brew after a day in the fresh sea air. Outside, a charming little patio beckons on summer days – it's a sweet spot to enjoy a glass of wine and nibble on Wensleydale cheese as the sun slowly sets. There's also a sleek kitchen ideal for rustling up lighter bites, a glossy bathroom and a sumptuous bedroom that will leave you feeling well-rested and ready to explore.

The enviable locale makes exploring a breeze. Spend the afternoon dipping in and out of the independent shops, old-world pubs and delicious eateries in the city centre, or head down to the waterfront pier and Blue Flag beach for a taste of the seaside. You also can't miss the famous ruins of Whitby Abbey or the 199 Steps – the views from the top of the hill are hard to beat.

As You Wish

With multiple skylights, this living area gets a breath of natural light and the greenery that surrounds the property. We love the bold use of purple – from the plush sofa to the tasteful TV wall – while the small wooden dining table is perfect for meals together. Step downstairs into the painted green kitchen and find it roomy and well-equipped, ideal for all your self-catered meals. On nice days, enjoy lunch outside on the patio set, overlooking the grounds, and soak in some sunshine. You’ll probably want to head down to the beach too – Sandsend Sands is just a fifteen-minute walk from home. Spend the rest of your time exploring the nearby Whitby and its literary history, beautiful coast and delicious fish and chips.  

Off the Vine

This seaside home is perfectly positioned in the heart of Whitby for exploring its bustling town centre and sandy shores. Bright and stylish, the apartment makes great use of space, with an open concept design that is perfect for kicking up your feet and unwinding after an exciting day out. Bathed in natural light from the double patio doors with views of the sea, the living room comes with comfortable sofas, a telescope for stargazing and nautical-themed art to create a calm ambience. The sleek kitchen features high spec appliances that will make cooking a delight, so whip up a hearty breakfast and head out to your sun-kissed balcony for the perfect start to any day. In a prime location, you’re within walking distance of a surplus of restaurants and cafes waiting to serve up the catch of the day or a local cream tea. Discover Whitby’s West Cliff Beach, climb up the historic 199 steps of Saint Mary's Church and explore Whitby Abbey. After a long day, come back for sunset drinks on the balcony and a peaceful night’s sleep to the sound of the sea. 


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Perched above the tiny village of Rosedale Abbey, this former vicarage has beautiful views of the rolling Yorkshire countryside. There’s a local shop, tea room, pub and café within walking distance, but it’s all about rambles into the countryside here. Despite the historic building, the interior is stylish and modern with three separate lounges to spread out across – a sunny orangery extension, and two formal living rooms with working fireplaces. Bedrooms are cosy spots for sound sleep, but it’s the barbecue deck outside that takes the cake with a panoramic view of the valley and hills. 

Willow in Bloom

In the picturesque surroundings of the Esk Valley, this home provides a lovely place to return to after exploring North Yorkshire. On summer days, it's almost inconceivable to think that the bifold glass door won't be opened up at any point. Once done so, step outside and you'll find a private terrace and lawn big enough for games.

Back inside, the long and open-concept ground floor goes from the dining table to a gleaming white kitchen before ending up in a comfy living area with a huge sofa that screams movie night. Upstairs, the collection of bedrooms and bathrooms are just as cosy, with subtle spotlighting and minimalist decor.

When you're in the mood to explore, the seaside town of Whitby takes under ten minutes to reach in the car and has a beach, Abbey and plenty of seafood restaurants to keep you occupied. In the opposite direction, the North Yorks Moors sits behind the address, in which you'll find no end of walking routes, viewpoints and historical attractions.

Apple Blossom

Just as the seemingly limitless panorama of sky and sea on North Yorkshire's coastline feels bright and invigorating, so too does the interior of this home found close to the River Esk. In the open kitchen-living area, a glass roof and large windows on either side fill the space with natural light, which is accentuated by the reflective surfaces on the minimalist kitchen and the stark white walls. In one of the bedrooms, there's even a Juliet balcony that looks out to a peaceful field and distant rooftops. Throughout the rest of the house, there are plenty of contemporary design touches that have us nodding our heads in approval, from the mid-century furnishings in the living room and the elegant freestanding bathtubs to the patterned floor tiling in the hallway. The local neighbourhood has a residential feel, but all of Whitby's attractions sit within walkable distance. The town's beach, for instance, takes twenty minutes to reach on foot, while the gothic Abbey is only a quarter of an hour away.

A Day At The Beach

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From fish and chip shops and the beach to its Captain Cook connections, Whitby is one of the best-known seaside towns in the UK — and with good reason. This apartment in a new complex is set slightly back from the harbour (away from the busiest areas), but you can still reach the very centre in under ten minutes on foot. And as it’s on the top floor of the building, the views are spectacular. From the balcony, you can see across the rooftops to the ruined abbey on the hill, famously part of the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s Dracula. As is often the case with penthouse homes, the elevation also means that's there's lots of natural light too. The white walls and reflective surfaces work to emphasise this asset, which floods in through the skylight as well. Add to that a minimalist kitchen and a modern bathroom finished in particularly sleek grey tiling, and you have an apartment that is equally as covetable as the location.

Feeling Chipper

If you're looking for a cosy and homely place to rest your head in the heart of Whitby, look no further than this charming coastal haven! This dog-friendly, two bedroom holiday home is perfect for couples' retreats and small family getaways. Nestled in the centre of the seaside town, it offers a tranquil tide of relaxation awash with coastal charm. Wake up to breathtaking seaviews and let the gentle sounds of the waves lull you into bliss. With everything right on your doorstep, from quaint shops and picturesque coffee spots to scenic beaches and historic attractions, you can truly make the most of your coastal escape. Leave behind the hustle and bustle as you immerse yourself in the serenity of this maritime oasis.

Whitby Coastal Haven

Live in ‘Gentleman Jack’ luxury style in this five-storey Georgian townhouse located in the heart of Whitby that will truly make for a memorable stay on the North Yorkshire coast. With a stunning balcony terrace and bar area on the top floor of this home, you are afforded incredible views over Whitby, stretching all the way to the Abbey, which can be enjoyed as you sip your morning Yorkshire tea or as the sun sets over cocktails at happy hour. 

On the other side of Whitby, you will find narrow medieval streets with boutiques and pubs. Plus, roughly a twelve-minute walk from your door, you can also discover the ruins of Whitby Abbey, which was the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s classic gothic novel, ‘Dracula’. What’s more, you can even go on a ‘Dracula’ experience, reachable in just six minutes on foot from this home. 

To make the most of your seaside escape, the Blue Flag West Cliff beach, and promenade are just a five-minute walk away. While nestled on the West Cliff, lining Pier Road – which can be reached in eight minutes on foot – you’ll find arcades for hours of fun on rainy days and Whitby’s famous fish restaurants serving the catch of the day because it simply wouldn’t be a beach holiday without fish and chips. 

On sunny evenings, take advantage of the courtyard on the ground floor of this home, and dine alfresco before ending the evening with drinks on the balcony to admire the views one last time. Then curl up on the comfy sofas to relax after an exhausting day of exploring and climbing the famous 199 steps up to the Church of Saint Mary. Finally, slip into the plush bedding and luxury linens to ensure you have a great night's sleep, ready for another day of adventures. 

Lister & Walker

The seaside town of Whitby offers every English, coastal delight that you’d expect. Takeaway spots for fish and chips, ice cream parlours, piers, and lighthouses are just some of its charming features. While you explore every corner of this ancient town, you’ll need a cosy place to call home. This apartment, just a twelve-minute walk from Whitby Beach, is perfectly placed to experience it all. Elegant and modern, the interiors feel very inviting. Parquet floors and a rich blue velvet sofa bring a high-end luxe vibe, while glass tables and a superbly 21st-century white fireplace offer sophisticated minimalism. We love the bright living space, with French doors leading out to your own private patio. Perch on the ornate wrought-iron furniture with a gin and tonic to start the holiday in style. Nine minutes away, you can stroll to Whitby train station (a Grade II listed building) with ease. From here, the north of England is yours to explore. Try a two-hour trip through the North York Moors National Park to reach the market town of Darlington, for shopping, dining, and even more historical landmarks.

Salt & Vinegar

A big, bright apartment, this newly built home overlooks Whitby's famous harbour. With big bay windows, wood floors and all-white walls, it's a modern and spacious home from home, just steps away from the town's many restaurants, cafes, shops and pubs. A shared entrance hall leads up to the front door, on the second floor, and it's thanks to this elevated position that you'll be able to take in fabulous views of the boats, the Swing Bridge and the rooftops across the water. The open-plan living area is sociable and smart, with comfortable sofas, a big dining table and a well kitted-out kitchen. Quirky wall art and decorative pieces give the place some added character and we love the little seating areas in each window. On the south side of the harbour, you'll be just a five-minute walk from the '199 Steps' which take you up to the scenic ruins of Whitby Abbey.

Fisherman's Window

Soda Cottage is a modern self-catering holiday home located on the East side of Whitby in Hoggarths Yard. This luxury four bedroom, two bathroom property has been beautifully furnished to provide a comfortable and relaxing stay. Guests can immerse themselves in the coastal atmosphere and enjoy the charm of this seaside retreat. The cottage features a private enclosed courtyard, providing a tranquil sun-drenched space for relaxation. Additionally, allocated parking on-site ensures convenience for guests exploring the bustling streets of Whitby town centre, just a short stroll away. Soda Cottage offers the perfect base to explore everything Whitby has to offer, combining modern comforts with the idyllic coastal setting.

Whitby Wanderlust

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Sitting just across from Whitby beach on the scenic West Cliff, this beautifully bright apartment puts the sea on your doorstep and offers a wonderfully comfortable base to call home. 
 
Light pours into the open-plan living room from the stunning bay window giving way to sea views. Make yourself comfortable on the sofa and chairs with a warming mug of tea while you take in the dazzling vistas or gather around the chic dining table for a celebratory meal framed by the views. 
 
The comfortable bedroom beckons a peaceful night’s sleep in its snuggly bed, and there’s a vanity desk here too should you need to catch up on work.

When it comes to sightseeing, make your way to the beach (a two-minute walk) for afternoons of fun in the sun, or stroll over to the West Pier – six minutes away – where you can have a go at the arcades and sample the local seafood restaurants serving up the catch of the day. You’re also just a thirteen-minute walk from the 199 Steps that lead up to the Church of Saint Mary, while Whitby Abbey – the inspiration for Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula’ – is seventeen minutes away on foot.


Seaview Sparkle

If you’ve been looking for a sign to explore the North Yorkshire coast, then, hello, here it is. This home, set only a stone’s throw from Whitby, has the advantage of an ideal location on its side. Close enough to drive to Robin Hoods Bay, Saltburn-by-the-Sea, and the North Yorkshire National Park and Moors, it's still far enough away from any sort of bustle that it feels secluded. So grab a coffee pre-dawn and sit out on the terrace as the sun breaks over the horizon. 

Even with the doors open, it's still peaceful enough here to kick back with a good romance novel and glass of wine. Although, you might want to carpe diem and wander out to the beach whenever you spot a ray of sunshine, because Runswick Bay has been recognised by The Times as one of Britain's top fifty beaches. Paddle board, surf, and splash to your heart’s content before finding a spot that serves fresh seafood. You have our permission to think about the bubble bath you’ll run when you’re driving home from a day adventuring, and after, gather together for a game or two of Scrabble.

Denim & Wood

Modern, stylish and in the heart of charming Whitby, this home ticks all the boxes for a memorable stay on the North Yorkshire coast. Honeycomb print livens up licks of trendy grey and we particularly loved the subtle nods to Whitby’s history and maritime identity in the living space and bedroom. A dining table with zesty yellow chairs takes centre stage – come together for a home-cooked breakfast and hot cups of tea before throwing on your sun hat and heading to the seaside. You’re a ten-minute walk from the beach – fifteen if you stop for an ice cream. Cross the River Esk and climb the 199 steps to reach the famous Abbey. With all of that exploring, you’ll have worked up quite an appetite, so pick up a fish supper from an award-winning chip shop and enjoy overlooking the harbour. 

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