- Georgian coastal cottage +
- Three bedrooms, two bathrooms +
- Well presented accommodation +
- Views to the Harbour, St Mary's Church and Whitby Abbey +
- Terrace to the front +
- 0.2 mile from Whitby beach and Pier +
- EPC Rating = E +
A charming coastal three bedroom period cottage with terrace to the front.
Description
Seagull House is a charming and historic three-bedroom coastal residence, believed to have been the residence of a master marine. This distinguished property offers a grandeur and spaciousness that sets it apart from the typical fisherman's cottage.
Located in an elevated position on Cliffe Street, the house boasts stunning views from the sitting room and principal bedroom across the Harbour to Whitby Abbey. The house has been thoughtfully preserved, retaining many original features, and spans three floors.
The ground floor features two double bedrooms and a contemporary shower room with a separate W.C. Upstairs, the first floor comprises an open-plan living kitchen area with dining space. The second floor there is dedicated to the principal bedroom, which includes an en suite bathroom with freestanding bath.
Externally, the property benefits from a terraced areas at the front, ideal for enjoying al fresco dining.
Location
The Heritage Coast town of Whitby is a popular and famous seaside town steeped in history with a ruined gothic Abbey and an active fishing port. There is still a fishing fleet, and marina. There is a wide range of shops, restaurants and pubs in the centre and a Sainsbury’s on the Scarborough Road.
The Heritage Coast town of Whitby is under three miles away, a popular and famous seaside town steeped in history with a ruined gothic Abbey and an active fishing port. There is a wide range of shops, restaurants and pubs in the town centre along with supermarkets and a leisure centre. In addition there are cricket, rugby and football clubs within the town. The golf course (1.5 miles) is positioned on Sandsend Road with views over Sandsend and towards Whitby.
There are a number of primary schools within the area, along with Whitby School.
The North York Moors National Park is on the doorstep and is the most beautiful part of North Yorkshire and is characterised by lush valleys, high heather moorland and rugged coastline with fine beaches, which have been a magnet for tourism since the advent of the railways.
The A171 and A169 give access to Teesside, Scarborough, Malton and York. The Esk Valley railway line has services from Whitby to Middlesbrough, and the scenic North Yorkshire Moors Railway runs from Pickering to Whitby, through the heart of the National Park.