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Self Catering Holiday Cottage Whitby |
Stay in our traditional two bedroomed fisherman's self catering holiday cottage in Whitby.
Demeter Cottage
(sleeps four people comfortably, six if using the sofa bed) and is located in
a peaceful cobbled yard, just off bustling Church Street, in the heart of
Whitby old town. It is just a stone's throw from the beach, harbour, shops, restaurants and bars.
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The holiday cottage is open all year around and is available for
short breaks as well as full week lets.
Demeter holiday cottage has been decorated and furnished
to a high standard with a mixture of antique and contemporary furniture.
It has an open aspect enjoying views over the rooftops
towards the West Cliff in Whitby.
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There are steps up to the holiday cottage from White Horse Yard which lead you
into the ground floor with dining kitchen and sitting room.
The sitting room has a flatscreen TV with Freeview with integral DVD player and an ipod docking station. There is a large DVD collection containing both family and children's films. |
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On the first floor you will find situated a bathroom with power shower
over bath and bedroom one (two single beds).
The outer harbour and sea can be seen from the top floor.
On the second floor visitors will be charmed by the large attic
bedroom with its luxurious king sized bed, flat screen tv with Freeview and a DVD player.
On arrival you will find a Welcome Pack with milk and a copy of the local paper so that you can see what is happening in Whitby during your stay. |

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Top Bedroom |
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Services and facilities include:
- Gas Central Heating, Living Flame Gas Fire (all
services included in cottage rental), all bedding.
Included in the holiday cottage are:
- Towels available at additional charge.
- Kitchen with oven / hob, microwave, washer, fridge with freezer compartment
and toaster.
- Sitting room with TV , DVD player, radio/CD player, ipod dock,
sofabed, novels and books of local interest.
- Bathroom comprising of power shower over bath.
- Bedroom 1 twin single beds and hairdrier
- Bedroom 2 king size bed.
The nearest car park is only a short walk away. |
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Sorry no pets...
Sorry no smokers
All children, including babies, are very welcome, however , no equipment is provided, but parents are welcome to bring their own.
Please note, that as a traditional fisherman's cottage, visitors must appreciate that there are some steps up to the holiday cottage and steep stairs within, so is unsuitable for anyone with mobility problems.
White Horse Yard is many centuries old , and the first stagecoach left Whitby
for York in 1788.
Captain Cook used to plan his voyages in 'The White Horse and Griffin';
George Stephenson held meetings for investors in his railway and Charles
Dickens ate lunch there.
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The entrance to White Horse Yard |
Gull at sitting room window |
White Horse Yard |
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To see if our holiday cottage is available, please click onto the month you wish to
book by using the arrows either side of the current month.
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Demeter Cottage Whitby
Prices per week for 2012
Price is per week
short breaks available all year, from 2 nights
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4th January - 11th February |
£260 |
11th - 25th February (Half Term ) |
£390 |
25th Feb - 24th March |
£270 |
24th March - 14th April (Easter) |
£440 |
14th April - 5th May |
£290 |
5th May - 2nd June |
£320 |
2nd - 9th June (Spring Bank Holiday) |
£430 |
9th - 30th June |
£320 |
30th June - 21st July |
£395 |
21st July - 1st September |
£530 |
1st - 29th September |
£390 |
29th September - 20th October |
£275 |
20th October - 10th November (Half Term) |
£400 |
10th November - 22nd December |
£270 |
22nd December - 5th January 2013
(Xmas / New Year) |
£530 |
Please enquire for short break prices. |
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The town of Whitby, North Yorkshire |
Whitby, set on North Yorkshire's Coast, is a delightful tourist
destination which not only has an interesting history, but boasts a ruined
abbey, working harbour, narrow cobbled streets and a wealth of visitor attractions.
This lovely seaside town, which charms visitors of all ages, is close to
the scenic North York Moors National Park, Heartbeat Country, the North
Yorkshire Moors Railway, the unspoilt fishing village of Robin Hood's Bay
and miles of fantastic walking and cycling country.
Whitby old town has changed little over the centuries and so there is a
strong sense of history all around. There are many narrow cobbled streets
and interesting yards to explore. The architecture shows the history of
the town, from the tiny fishermens cottages to the large Georgian
houses of the ship builders and master mariners. |

view from top bedroom |
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Visitors wanting the traditional sea side atmosphere and pastimes will
not be disappointed by the selection of attractions and the beach, which
nestle alongside a wealth of interesting and unusual shops, cafes and
pubs.
The traditional fishermen's cottages on the East Cliff,with their
jumble of pantiled roofs, nestle under the silhouette of the Abbey.
The Abbey and the fascinating St Mary's Church, offers visitors
not only a picturesque site, but a chance to find out about the early
history of the settlement. The Abbey's history dates back to AD675 when
St. Hilda founded a monastery. The present structure is from 1078 and
is now entrusted to English Heritage. There is a road to the Abbey, but
why not enjoy the challenge of climbing the 199 steps to the summit instead.
These steps have associations with Bram Stoker, as he based much of his
Dracula novel here whilst staying in Whitby in 1890. |
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Whitby is steeped in the history of its seafaring past,
and still has a lively harbour and marina. All Captain Cook's four ships,
Endeavour, Resolution, Adventure and Discovery were built at Whitby. Today
the harbour is home to commercial fishing boats and private yachts, as well
as a replica of HM Endeavour (but only 40% of the ship's original size).
Find out more about the history of the town at the The Whitby Museum and
Art Gallery and at Captain Cook's Memorial Museum you can discover the many
connections with this famous explorer. |
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For those of you who enjoy Dracula and the darker side of Whitby's history,
make sure that you catch up with one of the town's Ghost Walks which will
make you hair stand up on end!
Whitby has so much to offer as a holiday destination, so come and stay
at Demeter Holiday Cottage and find out just what you've been missing. |
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Whitby Online
Whitby Online offers a vast amount of Whitby information including directory, events, activities, photos, forums and history. |
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14 White Horse Yard, Church
Street, Whitby, North Yorkshire, YO22 4BW
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