Whitby 1 mile.

A delightful, red brick, mid-terrace cottage situated on the banks of the River Esk by the famous old railway viaduct, just 20 minutes' walk along the former railway track into the ancient fishing port of Whitby. Furnished and decorated to a very high standard, Maplebeck offers comfortable accommodation throughout. This cottage in Whitby boasts an open plan living area with a well-equipped kitchen and dining area, a cosy sitting room with French windows leading to a private patio area and a lovely first floor balcony offering stunning views of the River Esk. This peaceful haven offers wildlife enthusiasts the opportunity to watch seals, ducks, geese and herons. Walk or cycle along the coastal path and explore the spectacular North Yorkshire coastline and moors. Steam railways, horseriding and rowing boats on the River Esk mean that this superb Whitby holiday cottage offers a variety of year-round activities.

Mentioned as the town in which Dracula made his first English visit, Whitby has a fascinating and intriguing past. Adding to its dramatic splendour, Whitby is dominated by the cliff-top ruins of the beautiful Whitby abbey, built in the 13th Century. This traditional maritime town, with its old cobbled streets, picturesque houses and sandy blue-flag beach is a great place for a holiday or short break. Whitby is set amongst some of the finest stretches of Yorkshire coast, with spectacular cliffs, beaches and bays. A selection of diverse attractions includes the Captain Cook Memorial Museum Victorian Jet Works, the Dracula Experience, Pannett Park and Whitby Museum, with cabinets of curiosities from geology to jet carving, birdlife to bygones and costumes to clocks.

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