Sleeps up to 6
Weekly from £240
Weekly from £240
7 Horner's Terrace, Whitby, North Yorkshire
This delightful old cottage has been tastefully modernised to a high standard. A lot of wood has been used which gives ...
This 230 year old Grade II listed cottage is on the east side of the estuary with wonderful views over the harbour, very close to the 199 steps which lead up to the Abbey and St Mary's Parish Church. A tall thin building on four floors it has been recently refurbished by the owners to a high standard and is their own holiday hideaway! An atmospheric cottage with more than a touch of nostalgia, each room has been furnished with care and attention to detail, whilst incorporating the comforts of modern living.
Accommodation:
You enter the cottage at street level into a comfortable lounge with antique fittings. From this room a steep wooden spiral staircase takes you down to a surprisingly spacious below ground kitchen with large pine dining table. A second spiral staircase in the lounge leads up to the first floor where there are two bedrooms each with an antique double bed. One room overlooks Church Street whilst the other has wonderful views over Whitby harbour. The bathroom is on this floor comprising of a shower, toilet and washbasin. Another spiral staircase takes you up again where there is a twin bedded room and a new en-suite bathroom with bath, toilet and washbasin. Great view of the harbour can be seen from this room. As the stairs in this property are steep, the property is NOT suitable for people with mobility problems.
Services:
Newly fitted kitchen with undercounter fridge with /freezer compartment, microwave, gas cooker with grill and oven, dishwasher. Colour TV/DVD , gas central heating. Bed linen is provided. Non-smokers only. Sorry, no pets.
Availability: all year - no short breaks
Please note this property does not allow bookings over the weekends of 26-30th April 2012 or 1st-5th November 2012
More details, photos & booking info
This delightful old cottage has been tastefully modernised to a high standard. A lot of wood has been used which gives ...
This property is situated on the edge of Whitby not far from the beach and Golf Course. Shops, three takeaways and an ...
Set in the centre of the charming village of Rosedale Abbey in the North York Moors National Park.
This attractive, newly refurbished cottage is tucked away in a small square just off 'The Cragg', very close to the beach, ...
This Victorian terraced house is to be found on the west side of Whitby. It is comfortably furnished and is the ...
This sturdy 1940's redbrick-built house is situated in an elevated position with great views of Whitby harbour and the west side ...
A terraced cottage quietly tucked away in the centre of Filey, North Yorkshire. Off-road parking. Electric fire. WiFi. Scarborough 7.5 miles; ...
This beautifully renovated cottage is situated down in the old village above a shop opposite The Beck. It retains some lovely ...
This 17th century Grade II listed fisherman's cottage is situated in the old village of Robin Hood's Bay about 2 minutes ...
A beautiful barn conversion set in a perfect location for exploring North Yorkshire.
This delightful, three-bedroom holiday home rests in Whitby, North Yorkshire. Near a National Park. Close to a river. Private parking. Garden. ...
Set in a small hamlet, these carefully converted holiday cottages form a courtyard development where every care has been taken with ...
This magnificent large town house is situated in an elevated position at the edge of Whitby on the road leading into ...
This cosy cottage is situated in a small ginnell off Sandgate, close to the swing bridge in the heart of old ...
The three carriages, all ex BR Mk2 First Class Corridor stock, were built in Derby during 1968-9. They are now exceptionally ...
This newly-built modern cottage is furnished and decorated to a high standard and is situated on a small development near the ...
Charming stone-built cottage in Newhouses. Beamed ceilings, flagged floors and multi-fuel stove. Garden with views of Pen-y-Ghent. Settle 6 miles.
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.