No. 30, Whitby, North Yorkshire

No.30 built in 1864 is a stunning spacious Victorian seaside house set over four floors which can accommodate family groups comfortably. Situated in the popular west cliff area only a few minutes walk from the beach or town centre with its many pubs, cafes, shops and restaurants.

On entering the property you will first notice it’s Victorian grandeur and in contrast the huge 100 square metres of light and airy contemporary socialising space.

A real feature of No. 30 is the huge open plan modern kitchen, dining and living room. To create the dining area there are 2 extending tables which when configured seat 18 and with the breakfast bar seating a further 8, mean that the whole group can enjoy meals together in one room.

The main living room has 3 leather sofas to snuggle up on and a large log burner for the chiller months. For the cosy feel it can either be closed off from the kitchen or by opening the double doors it flows through to the open plan kitchen and second living area and courtyard, where there is plenty of outside seating including an extending table with chairs.

The 10 bedrooms have king beds, all have en suite shower facilities.

If you fancy exploring further afield Robin Hoods Bay and Sandsend are only a short coastal walk away. why not board the steam train to Pickering on the journey you may visit some of the charming villages in the North York Moors. One being Goathland where the popular series of ‘Heartbeat’ was filmed. Whitby has regular buses running south to Scarborough, north towards Sandsend and west to York.

Whitby skirts the edge of the North York Moors National Park which has countless picturesque villages waiting to be visited, footpaths ready to be walked and bridal ways longing to be explored by bike.

All in all No.30 is the perfect place to stay whether you love that early morning beach walk or heading out into the night for a bite to eat, discovering the history of Whitby, albeit with your loved ones or celebrating in style.