5 Farmhouse Cottages situated in the Esk Valley a short drive from Whitby. Set in private grounds of 60 acres overlooking the North York Moors and NYM Steam railway.

We are a friendly family run Guest house in Whitby, offering full en-suite rooms with a large choice of cooked breakfast - including our locally sourced full English or Whitby Kippers. Located close (2 mins walk) to the cliff top and also to the shopping area of town, making it perfect for a relaxing break. "We pride ourselves on providing an excellent service with a strong emphasis on cleanliness to ensure you have a relaxing and trouble free stay". Prices from £56/n to £86/n - all doubles. Inc brakfast and unlimited hot drinks. Most rooms have memory foam beds, satellite/or DVD's. A four poster and a luxury double is available.

We have two holiday cottages in great locations in Whitby. Awd Tuts Cottage, by the harbour sleeps up to 5 in two bedrooms. Riverside cottage overlooking the River Esk, upstream, beneath Larpool Viaduct sleeps up to 6 in three bedrooms. Well priced , clean and warm accommodation for between 1 & 6 persons.

B&B near Whitby. We are in Sleights, only 3 miles from Whitby. We have 3 rooms all with country views, free WiFi and hospitality trays. The village has shops, cafes and pubs. We are on the bus route to Whitby and there is free parking outside the house.

Family run guest house situated on the west cliff in Whitby. Close to all attractions,town centre, harbour and beaches. All rooms ensuite Open all year.

Luxury holiday cottages each with a garden in the national park in excellent location, close to many attractions. Close to pub and shops. Pet friendly.

Cook's Quarters is a lovely little B&B in the town of Whitby, North Yorkshire, we have double and family rooms all modern and En Suite check us out on trip advisor but remember this discount is only available to telephone bookings

Nestled in the North York Moors is Danby Castle, an award winning family run wedding venue that makes sure you have the day you really want! The 15th century Court Room is licensed for civil ceremonies, the Threshing Barn is our bar and the Wheelhouse is home to our dance floor and stage. So whether you want a cosy romantic winter wedding for 20 or a festival themed wedding for 150 we can help you!

A beautiful cottage in the heart of the North York Moors. Handy for Whitby, Herriot and Heartbeat country. The cottage has one double room and one twin room, open beamed ceilings and underfloor heating with an enclosed garden ideal for dogs or small children. Look at our website. www.divingduck.biz

We are a family run fish and chip restaurant in Whitby. We have been serving the finest fish and chips since 1937. Located on the East side of Whitby just up from the swing bridge we are ideally located.

Situated at the heart of the historic East side of Whitby, Haglathe House is a delightful Grade II listed building which dates back to 1760. There's only a short walk to Tate Hill beach (where Dracula came ashore!), the pier and the 199 steps leading up to the impressive Whitby Abbey, cobbled streets leading to charming shops and pubs - not to mention the authentic Fortune Kipper Smoke House established in 1872 which is next door! " Haglathe House is a particularly beautiful house, on a particularly beautiful street in a particularly beautiful town."

Luxury Bed & Breakfast in idyllic Goathland, the home of Heartbeat. We provide luxury en-suite accommodation and holistic therapies. All our rooms have memory foam mattresses, t.v/dvd, tea coffee making facilities, bathrobes and toiletries and are styled individually. We are situated at the quiet end of this popular village right in the heart of the North Yorkshire Moors which offers a relaxation haven perfect for escaping from everyday stress. Holistic therapies combined with quiet luxurious accommodation make us the perfect place to unwind and recharge your batteries.

Offering attractive, clean, cosy and comfortable pet friendly self-catering holiday accommodation, stables cottage and wren cottage are perfectly suited for couples or families looking to spend some time in the picturesque, atmospheric and historic traditional English seaside town of Whitby in North Yorkshire. Both cottages situated within a stones throw of the harbour, just off Church street, close to unrestricted street parking and with all attractions and amenities within easy walking distance.

These Whitby Holiday cottage properties stand on a small working farm overlooking open fields with views down over Whitby Abbey to the sea. This pair of converted 16th-century holiday accommodation barns stand in open country, just 3 miles from the ancient seaport of Whitby, on a small working farm. Set away from the road and surrounded by fields, there are views of the abbey from the self catering holiday cottages. There is a local pub and restaurant near the cottages. Whitby, with its colourful harbour and picturesque marina, was home for Captain Cook as he prepared to discover the world. The cobbled streets and yards which lie beneath the Abbey on the east side are full of interesting shops and 3 miles of golden sands stretch along the coast to Sandsend. With the scenic coastal village of Robin Hood’s Bay just 3 miles away, it will inspire and delight. Inland, the North Yorkshire Moor National Park, renowned as ’Heartbeat’ country is excellent for walking, or you may wish to travel on the North Yorkshire Steam Railway which travels across the moors from Grosmont to Pickering. High Mitten Cottages are ideal for people wanting a fishing holiday in Yorkshire, or visit Whitby Abbey, or have a golf holiday Yorkshire. They are an ideal base for horse riding holidays in Yorkshire with plenty of local stables. High Mitten self catering cottages near Whitby are also ideal for visiting the Dracula Whitby weekend, Goth Whitby Yorkshire, Whitby Folk Week and Whitby Regatta as they provide holiday accommodation near Whitby •You can visit Robin Hood’s Bay nearby •Ample free parking •Have a drink in the nearby local pub within walking distance •Or, visit the local restaurants •Enjoy the beautiful sea views •Visit the fishing port of Whitby North Yorkshire •Use as a base for a Yorkshire fishing holiday •Visit Whitby Abbey •Use as a base for a Yorkshire golf holiday •Use as a base for a Yorkshire horse riding holiday •Use to stay self catering during Whitby Dracula Goth Weekend

Driftwood art and shabby chic furniture, plus lots of different quirky items. Commission pieces undertaken. Family run business that supports the local community

Family run Bed and Breakfast in picturesque Robin Hoods Bay ,Lee-side was built in 1897 by Captain Jacob Storm. We offer 4 well appointed rooms ,with a relaxing guest lounge . Three rooms are en-suite , whilst the other has it's own private bathroom with roll top bath .We serve a hearty Yorkshire breakfast in our elegant dining room .

Lofthouse Mark Solicitors are specialist personal Injury lawyers, who provide your own dedicated Solicitor to deal with your claim, who will be available at a time and place to suit you. We are experienced in accidents at work (needlestick, patient handling etc), road traffic accidents and accidents while out and about.

Low Newbiggin Estate, Aislaby, Nr Whitby; Main Farm House Sleeps 10+1; Groom Cottage & Tack Cottage Sleep 4 + 2, so could host a party 21) Low Newbiggin Estate is the hidden gem of the North York Moors National Park. A uniquely stunning and secluded property offering a truly ‘Home from Home’ experience, which is guaranteed to cast you under its spell...you will leaving feeling relaxed recharged never wanting to leave the place! Set in a secluded 53 acres of glorious countryside the estate borders nearly a mile of charming River Esk, offering private salmon and sea-trout fishing – Whether you’re on a family get-together, a friends reunion, or wanting a place with the X’ factor, to celebrate a special occasion in style, Low Newbiggin Estate offers the most private of locations, and is perfect for a luxury quiet single family holiday or large family groups of up to 21 people, and will be sure to create wonderful and lasting memories for all. The property ‘jewel’ on the estate, is an imposing, detached Georgian residence. Spacious accommodation is the major benefit of this stunning yet understated, with flexible roomy and cosy reception rooms, plus five bedrooms and four bath/shower en-suite rooms. Every room and window in the property offers an incredible panoramic view of the surrounding landscaped gardens. Wildlife abounds on the estate, Pheasant, partridge, deer, hares, rabbits, badgers, and stoats and otters are regularly seen by guests....You never know what you will see next ! As you approach the entrance you are greeted by an avenue of maple trees At the end of the avenue of trees you are met by an imposing entrance stone and property name plate, gaze over and up a large paddock complete with the estates very own helipad (used by the celebrity guests and VIP’s) and you will see the property, perched on the brow of the hill and framed by the white ‘Dallas’ style equestrian ranch fencing. On arrival at the house, there is a red granite stoned courtyard, which provides ample parking for 6 or more cars – Stone walls form a border to the courtyard and house well-established shrubs, heathers, Japanese maples, and conifers, as well as colourful border perennials. The 18th Century house, is built from local Aislaby quarried stone and hand carved in a traditional Herring bone style (Herring was the Port of Whitby’s main harvest in years gone by) , The pretty lawned gardens, house trees of cherry, copper beech, hazel, oak and ash, as well as some large Douglas firs and other evergreens. Evergreens form the perimeter to the garden at the rear of the house and offer both additional privacy and a natural wind break. Beautiful borders of perennial plants, such as wild and giant poppies, honeysuckle, wild daisies, lilac, iris, buddleia, holly, hawthorn and rhododendrons provide a kaleidoscope of colours and patterns for all that survey them. There is also an ancient and listed orchard to the rear of the garden, home to a c200 year old Walnut tree. The ‘Godfather’ of the Estate has to be c500 year old Oak tree that overlooks the ornamental pond. The river bank is a carpet of wild flowers, including miniature daffodils, snowdrops and bluebells, along with rare orchids. Walk along the natures path and you will smell the wild mint, garlic and fennel as the stems crush beneath your feet. Tread quietly early in the morning or late evening, and you may be lucky enough catch a glimpse of the one of the Estates resident’s Otters or deer drinking from the river. Given good weather the rear garden is a sun trap from sunrise, until mid afternoon. An East facing York stone flagged terrace, provides the ideal sunny spot in which to enjoy breakfast, or your afternoon Botham’s ‘cream tea’. Once the sun has dropped,simply ‘sit and sip’ a glass or two of chilled bubbly or a perhaps that most British of drinks, a Pimms?, whilst gazing over the grounds, and having a ‘natter’ about the days adventures, To the left and rear (approach side) of the house is a flagged terrace, which leads to a vestibule beyond which is a wonderfully , farmhouse beamed kitchen, hand crafted in solid French ‘Pippy’ oak, Beneath the superb reclaimed York stone-flagged floor lies a creature comforts underfloor heated system to die for, The kitchen boasts fabulous Canadian ‘Blue eye’ granite work surfaces, a large electric range with ceramic hob and fan assisted oven, an original Victorian bread oven/range (decorative), a tall integrated fridge freezer, and, microwave and dishwasher. An additional freezer is located in the adjoining/boiler utility room offering extra storage space for larger parties.intending to cook ‘at home’ more frequently. The oil fed boiler, is man enough to offer a fast hot water recovery rate, and on demand for reasonable usage. There is a separate laundry room with washer, dryer and airers, across the forecourt. In the centre of the kitchen is a large scrubbed pine table and chairs that comfortably seat up to 10 people; a stable door leads to the garden and rear patio terrace – leave the top half open to enjoy the fragrance from the climbing plants and borders, The magnificent dining hall has an imposing minstrel galleried landing area (care should be taken with children); home to a large wood burning stove, this spacious room is perfect for formal dining for up to – Furbished with a 10ft -12ft Nordic Spruce, this room is the heart of the property for simply the best ever Christmas and New Years holidays ! – with large windows overlooking the possibly white garden? The charming and comfortable snug with 2 large sofas and a window seat, has free sat TV/DVD/VHS and is ideal for sitting and relaxing at the end of the day, it also has a sweet miniature Coalbrookdale wood burning stove – whether you choose to curl up with a good book and just chill or watch your favorite movie, this corner of your holiday retreat decorated with British traditional sporting/game memorabilia, will surely be a ‘big hit’ with everyone, not least the kids. The old reception hall has the original wood parquet flooring, with a central ‘mahogany’ cloaks/WC leading off it. At the far end of the property is a large drawing room; an elegant room with windows that overlook the forecourt to the front and the gardens to the rear, it also has a door that leads to the grounds. Previous guests have likened to this room to the grand state room on board the Royal Yacht Britannia hence its is now known as the ‘Britannia’ Room. Light and airy and perfect for enjoying drinks before, or coffee after, dinner, there are shelves of books and the atmosphere, enhanced by a décor of greens with accents of pale yellow, is restful. To the first floor are three bedrooms, all of which have wonderful Uinterupted views of the gardens and the valley across to the estate’s natural Eastern boundary feature, the 400 foot high Blue Scar, a cliff of rearing sandstone, decorated with a forest of trees, There is a double bedroom, known as the ‘Red and Gold’ or ‘Teddies’ room after the pictures and numerous teddy bears dotted around, has a window seat, to sit and enjoy a morning cup of tea; this bedroom has a stylish en-suite that includes a wet room-style shower, with drenching shower head and smaller shower hose WC and hand wash basin, There is a heated mirror, mirror light/electric shaver socket. - Electric underfloor heating. This first floor also has a large Master/family bedroom that overlooks the gardens and comprises a King size bed, numerous fitted wardrobes and drawer units, plus an occasional/additional single 2ft 6 inch bed. There is large elegant bathroom with a free-standing claw and ball bath complete with shower hose, a huge double enclosed shower cubicle complete with large drenching shower head and smaller shower hose, a WC and hand washbasin. There is a heated mirror, mirror light/electric shaver socket. Electrically underfloor heating. A large twin bedroom, with the original oak beams taken from one of Whitby’s19th century sea-faring vessels, Cruck room the name taken from the Cruck beams has far reaching views down the Esk valley and open countryside towards Whitby, and is decorated in bright colours of yellow and blue, also includes a smart en-suite with shower, WC and hand wash basin. A staircase leads to the second floor which offers two more bedrooms - a double bedroom dressed in Cappuccino and white and known as the ‘loft room’, plus a further twin bedroom, colours are Lilac and white and dressed with scrubbed antique pine furniture is known as the ‘Gods Room’ as in closest to God. Both of bedrooms have original vaulted oak framed beams and ceilings and share a smart victorian styled ceramic shower room with shower, WC and hand wash basin. This property is the perfect choice for all occasions, Whether you’re celebrating a special family occasion or for those who enjoy the outdoor life, the woodland, fishing, Low Newbiggin will provide you with a very enchanting and diverse environment – an d a real adventure land for children. For the experienced angler or those wishing to learn, there is exclusive salmon and sea-trout fishing, which is available by special arrangement on a daily or half daily rod basis (max 2 rods or 4 shared rods per day) – Fly fishing only, unless the river is in spate. All anglers must be in possession of EA Rod License and Salmon and Migratory trout permit (during April 1st to October 31st) to cover period of fishing required. Grayling fishing is available during the migratory trout ‘closed season’. A local Ghillie can be arranged in advance and is subject to availability and an additional fee. Groom Cottage and Tack Cottage For larger parties of more than 11 and maximum 21 persons, there are two additional cottages which are detached but immediately located to the main house. Groom Cottage Groom Cottage is the Chicken and more recently Dairy shed from the Farms dairy farming past although in the 70’s and 80’s it was used as a grooming stables for horses. It is a single storey property with entrance hall, a double bedroom and a kitchen – that is equipped with an electric cooker, fridge with ice box, dishwasher and microwave - with a small dining area. The cottage also has a good size sitting room with TV/ VHS; a twin bedroom, a bathroom with bath and shower over and hand wash basin plus a separate WC . To the outside is a lawned garden, edged by a tall evergreen hedge, with a small terrace with table and chairs, to sit and enjoy the fresh air. This charming and simple garden offers a south/west facing aspect and is very private and sheltered. Tack Cottage Tack Cottage is again built from herringbone stone and is arranged over two floors. As the name might suggest, it is the original ‘Tack’ rooms from the estate’s equestrian past. The cottage has a small entrance vestibule from which leads a ground floor double bedroom and a cloak room with WC. There is a cottage kitchen that has an electric oven, fridge with ice box, microwave and dish washer. The bathroom has a large separate bath, and shower cubicle, hand wash basin and a mirror light complete with electric shaver socket. To the first floor is a large sitting room with dining area and a free sat TV/VHS; a galleried landing leads to a twin bedroom, with views over the open countryside. To the outside are gardens plus a small terrace with patio dining table and chairs. There is ample parking for both cottages. And the ‘icing on the cake’...enjoy the sights and smells from a real steam train, which runs through the grounds at various intervals depending on the time of the year ! So, whether you’re staying at home, eating and drinking, walking through the woodland, fishing or simply having a drink in one of the local pubs and chatting about ‘days gone bye’ with an old fishermen or two, Whitby and Low Newbiggin offers something for everyone, and promises to be the Number 1 choice for the discerning guest. We look forward to welcoming you to Low Newbiggin Paul & Charlotte X

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Pannett House is a grade 2 listed Victorian Gentlemen residence. Perfectly positioned on the west Cliff of Whitby 1/3 of a mile from the town centre. A perfect place to get away from it all

Charming Victorian, family run Bed & Breakfast, quietly situated in a secluded part of Whitby, yet within close proximity to both the sea front and the bus & rail stations in the centre of Whitby. Guest facilities include 2 Large and 1 Standard double en-suite bedroom. All rooms are equipped with colour TV/DVD, Tea/Coffee/Chocolate making facilities, hairdryer and radio alarm. A choice of items from our full English breakfast is served, complimented by local award winning 'Bothams' Tea and/or fresh ground coffee. We can offer a pickup/drop off service to and from Whitby Rail and Bus Stations, by prior arrangement. We also offer secure storage for cycles, and a number of walking and cycling routes are available for use during your stay. For keen golfers we can offer 2 rounds for the price of one at the Whitby Golf Club. Please note that Laterooms do not take payment at the time of booking, card details are taken to secure the booking only. We accept cash or cheque on arrival. Sorry we are unable to process debit or credit card payments.

Atmospheric Georgian Bed and Breakfast a 5 minute walk from Whitby's historic harbour.

lovely victorian guesthouse, based on the west cliff area of whitby. close to town centre and 400 yards from seafront. some rooms have Abbey and sea views. family rooms which sleeps up to 4 people

4 Star Guesthouse offering Bed & Breakfast , All rooms en-suite, no deposit required. Situated on West Cliff close to beaches, town centre & all amenities. Telephone 01947 605468 for availability & booking.

Baytown stands for simplicity. We create exceptional, unpretentious coffee. We are hell-bent on helping everyone enjoy the best quality coffee in a way that works for them. To make sure that happens, we ethically source and hand-roast the highest quality beans, and pack them off with love. And when we’re not roasting coffee, you can catch the Baytown Coffee Company organising beach cleans, creating projects for local schools and hosting charity events. Not to mention the work we do with our communities at origin. Nick Hartley, founder and Director of The Baytown Coffee Company says “For as long as I can remember, I’ve always loved being outdoors. It really is the best place to be and I’ve always taken my moka pot and some coffee with me wherever I go. Now I’ve passed on my passion for the outdoors to my family and we’re always at the beach, surfing or bush crafting, and I wanted to bring this to life through Baytown. So, this year we’re launching an outdoor brewing revolution to encourage more people to experience everything great the outdoors has to offer.” So that’s us. Simple, really. We love great coffee and doing great things.