Harbour Hideout

You enter Harbour Hideout straight into an open-plan kitchen and dining room where the counter seats you at breakfast facing the water. The ground floor is arranged for living: a separate lounge with Smart TV sits next to the kitchen, a double bedroom with ensuite occupies one corner, and a family bathroom serves the whole floor. Upstairs under the eaves are two twin bedrooms; the larger one looks out over the town and towards the sea. The property sleeps six across its three bedrooms and two bathrooms.

This Victorian-era building sits on Church Street with on-site parking for one car—though the driveway is notably steep. Essentials like heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and wifi are provided. The kitchen has an electric oven, induction hob, microwave, fridge and washing machine for self-catering. A front garden with seating and furniture is yours to use, and a bike store is available if you arrive with cycles. No smoking throughout.

Whitby's cobbled streets, maritime heritage and dramatic abbey ruins are at your doorstep. The town's Gothic character and clifftop views draw visitors year-round; families often book the travel cot and highchair the property offers. The steep driveway means you'll need to park carefully and assess whether it suits your car and mobility needs before booking.