The marina from the eaves, the log burner downstairs, the green door at night, and Whitby a few minutes on foot. Click any photo to open it larger.
A short walk to the swing bridge, the harbour, and the abbey.
Beams, a log burner, and the kitchen in one snug ground floor.
The eaves room — super-king bed and the harbour beyond the glass.
The first-floor twin, with a glimpse of town from the window.
Up the last flight: lamps, rolled towels, and the estuary window.
A deep soak or a proper shower — both are here.
Pipit House after dark — the green door and front bench.
Old fishermen’s stairs — steep, narrow, and part of the house.
The terraced deck for a morning coffee above the roofs.
The view from the top floor — masts, chimneys, and the Esk.
The 199 steps, St Mary’s, and the abbey from the old town roofs.
Sunset through the abbey windows.
The west pier and a Blue Flag stretch of sand.
Walk the sands towards Sandsend as the sun drops.
Whitby after rain — stone, pantiles, and a rainbow.
Harbour lights on the Esk after supper.
A clifftop sky after a day on the coast.
The abbey, the cliffs, and the North Sea.