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Whitby is probably best known for being where Bram Stoker set and wrote the novel Dracula, it is also well known for being the starting port for Captain Cooks voyage to Australia. Other attractions in Whitby include the ruined Abbey overlooking the sea with its 199 steps leading up to it and its ghost walks. Steam trains also run from Whitby station to Pickering, Grosmont and Goathland (Where the Heartbeat series was filmed.)
Restricted parking (40 mins) outside, further unrestricted parking available nearby.
Central heating
An access statement can be provided upon request.
Due to the number of stairs it is not suitable for persons not able to manage stairs easily.
Broadband available
Strictly No smoking, Sorry No Pets
Weekly Prices
Peak = £420
Standard = £300
Off Peak = £200
Short Breaks
Peak = £210
Standard = £150
Off Peak = £100
These prices include linen
If you prefer to bring your own linen (duvet and pillows are provided)
Please deduct £30 from the price above.
Short breaks available from Friday to Monday,weekdays also available.
Peak Times Include School Holidays, July, August, Christmas, New Year, Goth weekends and Halloween.
Off Peak Times Include November, December, January, February, March (excludes Christmas, New Year, Goth weekends and school holidays)
A £50 booking fee is payable
to secure your cottage.
A housekeeping bond of £50 is payable prior to the holiday, this is fully returnable provided that the property is clean and tidy and no damage is incurred.
Towels can be provided at £10 extra
Cot with mattress available please supply your own linen
High chair and playpen available
Sleeps 4+2
There are two beds,one kingsize and one double and a small room with a double futon,linen available for this on request.
Freeview TV and DVD
Gas Central Heating
Broadband WiFi Internet
Fully Equipped Kitchen
Shower and washroom
