Everything you need for a short stay in Whitby is right here. Pick up a coffee and paper, taste world famous kippers or snap a renowned Whitby view, all within a short stroll. Make sure you have Fish and Chips […]
Everything you need for a short stay in Whitby is right here. Pick up a coffee and paper, taste world famous kippers or snap a renowned Whitby view, all within a short stroll. Make sure you have Fish and Chips at Magpies they are simply the best. One of a few Whitby town centre properties that have a wonderful courtyard for full use whilst staying with us.
Flowergate in Whitby is one of the oldest and most historic streets in the town, although the majority of the tourists visiting would usually think that Church Street on the East side is one of the oldest streets but this is not Flower gate in Whitby strictly true. Flower gate in Whitby is In Doomsday Book, A.D. 1086, Fiore, and in 1222 Flower gate. The first opening on the seaward side was Silver Street. At the Further end of this street is Wellington Terrace, where at N0. 3 James Russell Lowell, poet and American Ambassador to London, was a regular visitor from 1880 to 1889. In one of his letters he writes: This is my ninth year at Whitby and the place loses none of its charm for me. In this street is the oldest Independent Chapel, opened in 1805, and used, till recently, as the Congregational Lecture Hall. Independency began in Whitby about 1770, with the secession of a Wesleyan parson, and the Rev. John Wesley, writing in his, journal under the date of May 16th, 1770, said of him: I earnestly desired our Society to leave him to God, and say nothing about him, good or bad Before reaching the top of Brunswick Street, notice on the right-hand slide a much worn horsing block standing on the kerb, its steps almost worn away by the generations of children who have climbed over it. The corner of Brunswick Street was formerly called Stockton Walk, and some old houses, together with a raised causeway, were cleared away in 1890. Today the little Whitby Yards which branch off Flower gate are mostly now turned into holiday Whitby Cottages and offer some of the very best traditional character holiday accommodation cottages for people to stay in and enjoy this wonderful town of Whitby. At the top of Flower gate is Skinner Street. Here you will find a wide assortment of shops and one of the famous Bothams bakeries and cafes. This bustling street includes the popular bookstore and stationers Holmans, quality clothing and jewellery establishments to name but a few. Flower gate can be reached from the harbour, via the steep and winding Golden Lion Bank. Golden Lion Bank itself has a number of interesting shops. Flower gate has a supermarket and a wide range of shops for both local people and tourists, as well as an assortment of charity shops, fine goods and antique shops.
Thornaby Cottage is a newly renovated holiday cottage located in the centre of the bustling seaside town of Whitby. Close to all amenities, independent boutiques, restaurants and bars, and just a short walk to the beach and harbour you are ideally placed to enjoy everything this lively town has to offer. Sleeping up to four guests across two bedrooms this high spec, modern property is ideal for couples, families or friends looking for a break by the sea. Step inside Thornaby Cottage and you are greeted with a fully equipped Kitchen spacious Dining area, impressive size lounge with a Smart TV, upstairs are Two double sized bedrooms with plenty of hanging space and a main bathroom with separate Shower. Outside you have a good size Courtyard with seating to relax on. Parking is on street marked in Zones W. Thornaby Cottage has Gas Central Heating and an Electric Log burner for those chilly nights. Full WI-FI is included.
All bed linen and towels are provided. Kitchen essentials including washing up liquid and tea towels are provided for your convenience along with an iron and ironing board
Guest Access
Key safe for check in after 4pm on day of arrival
Anti-viral cleaning carried out as Covid-19 precaution.