4 bedroom house

Rokeby House is discreetly positioned within the network of narrow cobbled streets that characterise this historic fishing village. The Square is reputedly the oldest part of the village; the houses here date from the mid-17th Century and as such most, including Rokeby House, are Grade II Listed.

Positioned halfway down the hill, sitting just above the sea wall, the property offers what most desire from a coastal retreat, panoramic sea views across the Bay. Best enjoyed from the rear terrace, every room on the seaward side over the first and second floors also benefits from this stunning setting.

The accommodation has been well-maintained, respecting the property's original character and Grade II status. Offering well-proportioned rooms over 3 floors, there are 2 reception areas, including a dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, first floor living room and 4 double bedrooms alongside a house bathroom and en suite facilities in the primary bedroom.

Robin Hoods Bay is considered by many to be one of the most unspoilt and charming coastal villages in the region, characterised by attractive period properties lining narrow streets and walkways, descending a steep hillside to a wide sandy bay, surrounded by the rolling North York Moors. Rokeby House is situated just a short stroll from the beach and the natural heart of the old village, which boasts a surprisingly good range of shops and facilities. A wider range of amenities and transport links are available in nearby Whitby and Scarborough.