1 Whitehaven, The Parade, Sandsend

Wonderful seaside apartment with direct views of Sandsend Bay.

This two bedroom apartment lies on the ground floor of a handsome Edwardian seaside villa, now divided into four luxury apartments. It enjoys a prominent position on the seafront directly facing a beautiful stretch of beach of Sandsend Bay. This village is firmly at the heart of a sought-after stretch of Yorkshire’s Heritage coast and is popular all year round with owner occupiers, second homeowners and holidaymakers.

Entrance hall/cloaks area, inner hall, kitchen/dining/living room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, cellar, utility room/store
Communal courtyard

Further Details - The kitchen/dining/living room is illuminated by a pair of tall windows that directly face the seafront and, being more than 18ft in length, the room provides ample space to accommodate both sitting and dining areas. The kitchen itself is well designed with fitted units, an integrated cooker with induction hob and space for a fridge/freezer. Just outside the rear entrance is a store room that serves as a utility/laundry room, has plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, and houses the boiler. Stairs rise to a half floor landing where the bedroom and bathroom accommodation is arranged. The double bedroom has fitted furniture and a large south west facing window; the single room opens onto external steps that ascend to the sunny courtyard. A separate staircase leads down to private cellars that provide ideal storage space.

Outside - The communal courtyard has a raised herbaceous border, is bound by a picket fence and faces south west, providing an appealing shared space for sitting out.

Environs - Whitby 2 miles, Scarborough 20 miles, Malton 30 miles (railway station connects to London via mainline York), York 48 miles

Sandsend is a small seaside village with multiple facilities including a gastro pub, fish restaurant, superb café, shops, regular bus service and doctors’ surgery. The village punches above its culinary weight having the Yorkshire Coast’s first AA Rosette restaurant. An 18th century stone bridge crosses East Row Beck descending gently towards the sea from the privately owned Mulgrave Woods that rise behind the village. The A174 skirts the coastline, connecting Whitby to the north, a five minute drive away (or 25 minutes’ walk along the beach at low tide). Whitby is a fine old seafaring town of national renown that sits at the heart of the Heritage Coast surrounded by the glorious scenery of the North York Moors National Park.

General - Tenure: Share of freehold. Service Charge £150/month.
EPC rating: C
Services and Systems: Mains gas, electricity, water, drainage. Gas central heating.
Fixtures & fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.
Important Information: We have been advised by the owner that an annual car park pass is available from Scarborough Borough Council for £180 per annum which permits parking at the Sandsend car park to any resident or guest at the property. The car park is some thirty metres away from the property.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment
Directions: From Whitby take the A174 coast road to Sandsend. The building can be seen on the left hand side just beyond Sandsend Stores.
Local Authority: North Yorkshire Council North York Moors National Park, Sandsend Conservation Area

Photographs, September 2021, Particulars 2024
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