We spent a wonderful week in this nicely appointed, spacious, modern property in the lovely seaside town of Whitby. We were impressed by how close we were from the town centre, just 5 minutes walk. With a dedicated parking space outside the front of the property, you can park and not worry about parking tickets. If you’re going exploring by car, the location is perfect for the beautiful North Yorkshire Moors, Robin Hoods bay, Scarborough and beyond, where you will find the lovely preserved railway the famous North Yorkshire Moors Railway and fictional village of ‘Adensfield’ from the television series ‘Heatbeat’. This property has so many positives to offer visitors. With a well equipped kitchen, including dishwasher, you can cook in, as well as eat out. The three bedrooms offer spacious living space for a family, as well as groups, we found the beds, mattresses and pillows very comfortable. Ideal to rest your head on after a busy day exploring the town, or coming back from the pub. What’s not to like about the town either, which has lots of pubs, restaurants and museums to sample & explore all eat walking distance from where you’re staying. You can still imagine the hundreds of fishing trawlers unloading their numerous fish catches onto the quay side, as you walk along the road towards the town, with piles of lobster pots lining the quay edges as a reminder to you that this place was once a hub for landing all sorts of fish from the North Sea. The railway station is around 10 minutes walk from the property and is ideal to take the train, sometimes a steam one - which has amazing views of the Esk Valley, at Goathland you can change trains for a leisurely steam train ride to Pickering. Again lovely scenery and adds to the relaxation of your holiday. All in all this property is a great base for exploring both Whitby, and the wider North East. Highly recommended home from home. We will be back.