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 HARBOUR LODGE
5 St John's,
Albion Terrace,
Whitby,
North Yorkshire
YO21 1ER
Sleeps: 4 (+sofabed).
Cot available.
Sorry no pets.
No smoking.
Low season: £270 - £460 pw.
High season: £460 - £550 pw.
For further details please contact:
Richard
Tel: 01673 885212
Mob: 07917 885754
   
 Harbour Lodge is a stylish and spacious new build apartment situated only 500 yards from the centre of the seaside town of Whitby. The apartment spans the second and third floor of the complex, with views across the town and harbour, extending to the ruins of Whitby Abbey. The property is finished to a very high standard, and comfortably accommodates 4-6 people, making it an ideal choice for families. Bedding, towels and secure underground parking are all included.
The spacious apartment comprises: LOUNGE - Large lounge with big comfy sofas, 42" cinema TV, DVD/video player, small balcony with views over Whitby. KITCHEN - Modern and spacious kitchen including electric cooker/grill/hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine / tumble dryer, pots, pans and utensils. SEPARATE DINING ROOM - Light and airy room with plenty of space to enjoy dinner, large antique dining table with 6 chairs, sky lights. DOWNSTAIRS TOILET - WC, basin, shaver point. MASTER BEDROOM - With king size bed, views over Whitby, clock radio, TV, plenty of storage space. EN-SUITE SHOWER ROOM off master bedroom with WC, basin, shower, heated towel rail and shaver point. SECOND BEDROOM - Spacious room with sky lights, compromising double bed, sofa bed, TV, PS2 / DVD player (please provide own games), plenty of storage. MAIN BATHROOM - Bath, WC, basin, heated towel rail, shaver point. Please note: - The apartment is accessed by stairs (there is no lift).
- Changeover day is FRIDAY.
- £20 key deposit is required.
Location: - Only 500 yards from the centre of Whitby where all amenities are available - pubs, restaurants, shops, supermarket, beach, amusements, harbour.
- Short drive to Scarborough, Sandsend, Goathland (home of Heartbeat) and the North Yorkshire Moors.
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