Amber Cottage - Whitby

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Amber Cottage Whitby is located on Carrs Yard and is believed to be one of the oldest in Whitby. The cottage has been fully modernised to a high standard and yet retains many of its original features, beautifully combining the old with the new. Dating back to the early 18th century when it was a cosy old fisherman’s cottage. The cottage is a quaint 3 minute walk to the town centre and Pannett Park (ideal for dog walking) is just a minute's walk away. Set in a secluded quiet yard close to the town centre, harbour and all attractions with private parking. What better way to spend your stay in Whitby!

Whitby is a traditional seaside fishing town on the North Yorkshire Heritage Coast. Dominated by the cliff top ruins of a 13th century Abbey, this quaint maritime town with its old cobbled streets, picturesque houses and beautiful sandy beaches and was once home of Captain James Cook - probably Whitby’s most famous inhabitant. Also famous for Bram Stoker's Dracula, Frank Meadow Sutcliffe (Victorian photographer), Whitby Jet and of course the Fish 'n' Chips. Explore Whitby’s narrow alleys and cobble streets. The old town where you find yourself within an array of unique shops, and the 199 steps to the famous Whitby Abbey, with amusement arcades, the Dracula Experience, museums, mini golf, bus tours, leisure centre and many more entertainments. Whitby is now an all year round holiday resort and can be enjoyed equally by those who want to relax and take in the sights and history and for those who want a more lively visit there are many bars, nightclubs, local pubs and award winning restaurants. Whitby today continues to be a busy fishing port offering excellent sea fishing from the piers, quay or off shore on one of the numerous fishing trips. Access to other attractions and places of interest is easy from Whitby. Flamingoland Zoo and theme park, Scarborough, Grosmont steam railway, Heartbeat country, Goathland (otherwise known as Aidensfield), Robins Hood's Bay and the North Yorkshire Moors to name a few are all just a short drive away.