Positioned in the heart of Whitby, just a short stroll away from the town centre and from ever-flourishing Pannett Park and the fascinating Whitby Museum, is Calliope House. Choose to celebrate a special occasion with your family and loved ones and explore this glorious region of Yorkshire, which uncovers many hidden gems and attractions for a memorable stay. On return from a day at the beach or walks along the coast, enter through the hallway and find the snug room and sitting room, each offering a wonderful space in which to relax and unwind with a drink of your choice. You will find the large kitchen/diner on the lower ground floor as well as the well-appointed utility and a shower room. This stunning house is built into the side of the hill, giving you an elevated position, with double patio doors leading out from the dining area to a terraced garden and small summerhouse. This is perfect for enjoying a delicious family feast cooked up in the fully equipped kitchen, then heading out for evening drinks on the patio for as the long summer night's will allow. Find the bedrooms over the first and second floors, the master boasting zip/link beds for flexible sleeping arrangements, while the twin, ideal for children, offers a lovely little hide out with a Velux window showcasing views of Whitby. There are two further king size bedrooms. Head into the town centre to find abundant attractions awaiting your arrival, including the Captain Cook Museum, the Dracula Experience for any Bram Stoker fans and its iconic abbey ruins, which are reached by 199 steps and offer fabulous views over the town. You can also venture out to see Whitby Harbour East Lighthouse, which makes a lovely afternoon stroll, with restaurants, shops and pretty, far-reaching views. This is a wonderful getaway for a well-earned break to North Yorkshire.

The fishing port of Whitby lies at the mouth of the River Esk and is ideally situated for exploring the North York Moors and ever-changing coastal scenery. Whitby town centre is made up of winding streets and hidden alleys, with a bustling harbour, safe sandy beaches, the Captain Cook Memorial Museum and of course the Abbey, reached by the famous 199 steps.

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