Retaining charm and character harking back to its humble past as a fisherman’s cottage, Hidden Gem is the perfect place to enjoy a romantic break.. Ground Floor: Kitchen/dining room: Smart TV, Electric Oven, Electric Hob, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Dishwasher, Washer Dryer First Floor: Living room: 40" Smart TV, Electric Fire Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Heated Towel Rail, Toilet Second Floor: Bedroom: Double (4ft 6in) Bed. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included. Welcome pack. . 2 small dogs welcome. On road parking, 100 yards away. Parking permit for 1 car included. No smoking.. Hidden Gem is a truly fantastic holiday home offering lovingly furnished accommodation, situated in the heart of the beautiful coastal town of Whitby. Aptly named this renovated fisherman’s cottage is on Rose and Crown Yard and it is indeed the jewel in the crown. Set over three floors, on the top floor is the double bedroom with views over the town. On the first floor you will find the cosy living room, with comfortable seating in front of the large Smart TV and the feature electric fire. There is also a modern spacious shower room. On the ground floor is a well-equipped kitchen with an open plan dining area, where you will find another Smart TV so you can enjoy your favourite TV shows over a delicious home cooked meal. The stairs are steep and may not be suitable for the less mobile visitor. The perfect choice for couples looking for a romantic break away together. The courtyard leads out to an array of shops and independent cafés as well as some good traditional pubs and wine bars. Everything is within walking distance. Whitby is popular all year round, drawing guests from all over the world with its picturesque views and its fascinating history. The coastline is spectacular and forms part of the Cleveland Way walk that passes through Whitby and down to its final destination in Filey, all 109 miles, great for those who love the great outdoors and rambling. Just along the coastline there is a choice of stunning beaches, some of them award-winning, including Sandsend which you can walk to from Whitby’s main beach at low tide. One of the draws to Whitby is its interesting history, being the home of Dracula who arrived by ship on Tate Hill beach according to Bram Stoker’s novel. Captain Cook sailed from Whitby on his voyages to discover Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii, you can visit the museum or the replica of his ship, the Endeavour, in the harbour which houses an exhibition and restaurant. Over the centuries Whitby has been a flourishing fishing town, you can sample some of the locally caught fish from many of the independent fishmongers. If you are looking for the perfect location to create memories with a special someone, then look no further, you are sure to be delighted. Beach ¼ mile. Shop and restaurant 50 yards, pub 5 yards. Free WiFi Small dog/s only allowed.