Periwinkle Cottage Whitby

We still have a few windows available at Periwinkle Cottage for this Spring/Summer ...

4th June to 22nd June'24
8th July to 20th July'24
from 23rd August'24

The cottage is ideally situated in Whitby being just 2 minutes walk from the railway & bus station, shops, restaurants, pubs and harbour. The tranquil and open space of Pannett Park is across the road and the beach is just under a 10 minute stroll away.
Sleeps 4. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and WiFi included. Dogs welcome.

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Or join the Friends of Periwinkle Cottage Facebook group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1781925665362241

A lovely bright sunny day here in Whitby (.. although it is a little cold!).

Now taking bookings for 2024..!

Periwinkle is an old Fisherman’s cottage situated in Carrs Yard, within the central conservation area of Whitby. It is ideally situated being just 2 minutes walk from the railway & bus station, shops, restaurants, pubs and harbour. Pannett Park is across the road and Whitby Sands (aka West Cliff) beach is just under a 10 minute stroll away.

The cottage contains a lounge, kitchen, main bedroom with double bed, bathroom (with shower) and attic bedroom with two single beds. The kitchen is well equipped with oven, fridge freezer, microwave, kettle and toaster. The lounge contains a smart TV, smart speaker and DVD player along with numerous DVD’s, games and a stocked bookcase. Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and WiFi included.

Booking options include airbnb, see https://airbnb.com/h/periwinklecottagewhitby

For direct bookings, join the Friends of Periwinkle Cottage Facebook group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1781925665362241

Spent an enjoyable evening last night in Whitby watching The Haunting of Blaine Manor. It was my first time in the Pavilion Theatre which is positioned above West Cliff, a short evening stroll from Periwinkle Cottage. For those that haven’t been inside the theatre, its an intimate place with less than 300 seats and is what I imagine theatres and cinema’s would have been like in the sixties (… and that’s a positive thing by the way - the leg room is 1st class!). The play itself was excellent and I’ll definitely be back.

Later in the year (July 22nd), the Pavilion theatre has Diane’s Deli: A tale from Paradise Heights which is written and directed by the same Joe O’Byrne. Going by my evening last night, highly recommend.