Captain's View

The Space
Welcome to your perfect coastal retreat in Whitby! This beautifully styled two-bedroom apartment offers a warm and welcoming space for up to four guests, making it ideal for families, friends, or couples travelling together. Relax in the light and airy lounge, where two comfy sofas are complemented by soft green cushions, a cosy taupe throw, bespoke artwork, and a tall statement plant that adds a fresh touch. The oval glass coffee table, soft olive rug, and 43” Smart TV create a stylish yet comfortable setting for relaxing evenings after a day exploring the coast.

The modern kitchen and dining area is fully equipped with everything you need for your stay, including a round dining table, four blush pink chairs, and thoughtful decorative touches such as a green vase with flocked lamb’s ear stems and contemporary wall art. Whether you're enjoying breakfast together or an evening meal, this space is both functional and stylish.

Each of the two double bedrooms has been thoughtfully designed for comfort and relaxation. Both rooms feature plush cream velvet beds with semi-orthopaedic mattresses for a restful night’s sleep. In Bedroom one, you'll find calming neutral tones, soft eucalyptus greenery, and warm gold accents with a vintage-style chest of drawers and matching bedside tables.

Bedroom two offers a sleek, modern look with charcoal-toned furniture, black framed mirrors, contemporary artwork, and a touch of greenery with a String of Pearls plant. Each bedroom also includes a hairdryer, hanging rail with plenty of hangers, and soft, fresh linen for your convenience.

Perfectly situated to enjoy all that Whitby and the surrounding North Yorkshire coast have to offer, this stylish apartment is the ideal home-from-home for your seaside adventure. We look forward to welcoming you!

Neighborhood
Whitby is a charming seaside town on the stunning North Yorkshire coast, famous for its dramatic clifftop abbey ruins, historic harbour, and atmospheric streets that inspired Bram Stoker's Dracula.

Rich in maritime heritage, the town offers visitors a blend of sandy beaches, quaint fishing traditions, and a thriving food scene renowned for its fresh seafood. Whitby's cobbled old town is filled with independent shops, galleries, and tea rooms, while the 199 steps leading up to Whitby Abbey provide breathtaking views over the coastline.

Beyond the town, visitors can explore the wild beauty of the North York Moors National Park, with its rolling heather landscapes, picturesque villages like Goathland and Grosmont, and miles of scenic walking and cycling trails.

Nearby coastal gems such as Robin Hood’s Bay, Sandsend, and Staithes offer their own unique character and charm, perfect for day trips. Whether you're seeking history, outdoor adventure, or a relaxing break by the sea, Whitby and its surrounding area offer an unforgettable experience all year round.

Getting Around
Whitby Train Station is conveniently located in the heart of the town centre, just a short five-minute walk from Captain's View. The station offers direct rail services to a range of destinations across Northern England, including Middlesbrough, Thornaby-on-Tees, Stockton-on-Tees, Billingham, Hartlepool, Seaham, Sunderland, Newcastle upon Tyne, Blaydon, Prudhoe, and Hexham.

Whitby is also the eastern terminus of the North Yorkshire Moors Railway, where visitors can enjoy a nostalgic journey aboard heritage steam and diesel trains to the historic market town of Pickering, passing through charming countryside villages such as Goathland, Grosmont, and Levisham.

In addition to rail connections, Whitby benefits from a network of bus routes providing services to Guisborough, Leeds, Loftus, Malton, Middlesbrough, Scarborough, and York, making it well connected for both local and regional travel.

For those arriving by car, Whitby is easily accessible via the A171 from Scarborough or Middlesbrough, or the scenic A169 route from Pickering.
Whether arriving by train, bus, or car, Whitby provides an excellent base from which to explore the stunning North Yorkshire coastline, and the surrounding North York Moors National Park.