The Yellow Apartment, Whitby, Yorkshire Coast

Yellow Apartment is accessed down steps from Wellington Terrace to the lower ground floor of this newly converted townhouse with french doors leading to an open plan sitting room/kitchen with comfy sofa, fitted kitchen. The french doors lead  to the small terrace with table and 2 chairs for that early morning coffee and to watch the world go by.

The double bedroom has a king sized bed, separate shower room and this fun apartment has a little treat in the form of the U.K’s smallest cinema where you can snuggle up on the Moroccan floor couch and tune into your favourite film.

• One small dog allowed at £25 per stay – please request on booking
• A parking permit will be left in the apartment for your stay, you will need to scratch the relevant details on it and leave on your dashboard. This allows you to park on the street in disc zones
• Alternatively, paid parking is available at the Silver Street car park directly opposite
• The converted town house also has the below apartments that are all listed on our website:
• Blue Apartment – second floor sleeps 2 plus sofa bed for 2 children/1 adult
• Green Apartment – first floor sleeps 2 plus sofa bed for 2 children/1 adult
• Pink Apartment – ground floor – sleeps 2 guests – steps lead up to the front door

LOWER GROUND FLOOR

Steps lead down from Wellington Terrace to the french doors with small terrace leading into Yellow Apartment.

Guests enter the apartment into the open plan Sitting room/kitchen with comfy sofa and fitted kitchen leading through to the small cinema room with smart television and comfy bean bags (please note this is a very small room)

There is a double bedroom with king sized bed and separate shower room

Whitby is an ancient port with a fascinating history, famed by Captain Cook and Brahm Stoker’s Dracula, with an iconic ruined abbey and working harbour. There are sandy beaches, with rock pools for children to explore, and some of the best fish and chips in the world!

The River Esk runs through a deep valley which broadens out as it comes near the harbour.

Robin Hoods Bay is close by with its old stone fishermen’s cottages and cobbled streets with cafes, restaurants, artisan shops and the view across the bay to the Ravenscar headland not to be missed.

There are wonderful local walks, with many stretches along the coastline via The Cleveland Way. Perhaps the most rewarding is the spectacular 3.5 mile stretch between Robins Hood’s Bay and Ravenscar.  The moors themselves also offer a wealth of walks further inland.

The Esk Valley Railway with services provided by Northern Rail has stations in both Sleights and Grosmont, where the North Yorkshire Moors Railway also has it’s base.

Whitby has a train station.