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The perfect escape for two, Little Treasure is a charming bolthole located in Whitby. This cosy annexe features an open plan kitchen, living and dining area, a king size bedroom and a bathroom complete with a roll top bath and walk in shower all at ground floor level. You’ll be perfectly placed to enjoy a getaway in Whitby as you’re just a short walk from the many restaurants, cafes and pubs in the town centre.

Little Treasure is located on the West side of Whitby a short 10 minute walk from the town centre. Here you will find an eclectic mix of cosy pubs, and the well renowned Magpie Cafe alongside many other local restaurants, cafes and quality fish and chip shops. Continue along Pier road and you will find West Cliff Beach which is lined with idyllic beach huts and has boasted a blue flag status passing the amusements as you go. Back into Town the swing bridge takes you over to the older part of Whitby on the East bank with the famous 199 steps up to the Church of Saint Mary and the Abbey, passing one of the oldest fish smokers in England on the way. If kippers take your fancy then there's no better place. Local Whitby Jet shops are aplenty here to showcase this locally sourced commodity and some of the Jewelry on sale is breathtaking and a perfect souvenir to take home after your stay. The streets are home to lots of lovely boutique shops and at points throughout the year are home to annual events such as the Bram Stokers Film Festival, Steampunk and Gothic weekends which people attend from all over the World and certainly a spectacle not to be missed, the events draw on the towns rich history as the birthplace of the Dracula stories and the inspiration for Bram Stoker. Not forgetting that Whitby is the birthplace of Captain Cook and the memorial museum is a must for anyone interested in history. There are countless options for those interested in walking in the North York Moors National Park, as the clifftop walks along the coastline are part of the Cleveland Way, and the Lyke Wake Walk finishes in nearby Ravenscar. For the Train enthusiasts out there the town is frequently visited by the steam trains that run from Pickering and offer an enjoyable day out that takes you into history with some lovely quaint villages such as Grosmont along the way that showcase a bygone age.