Mulgrave Estate Holiday Cottages, Lythe, Whitby, North Yorkshire
Each pet-friendly cottage combines traditional character with the modern facilities needed for a comfortable stay. Guests can expect free WiFi, parking and private gardens across the collection, while many of the properties also feature hot tubs and wood burners.
The range of accommodation makes it easy to find a property to suit different group sizes. Holly sleeps two and is a good choice for a couple’s break, while Lythe - Rose, Eden, Sorrel, Campion, Kelwona, Mulgrave Lodge and Woodside each sleep four.
Larger families and groups have plenty of options too. The Station sleeps six, while Winston House, Rose and Stream Cottage also accommodate six guests. Sandsend Sleeper & Wagon provides something a little different and can sleep four to six guests.
For bigger gatherings, Vancouver sleeps eight to nine, St Mary’s accommodates eight and The Old Guard House is the largest option, sleeping up to ten guests. This variety means extended families and groups of friends can enjoy the area while having plenty of space during their stay.
The location is another advantage of choosing a property on the Mulgrave Estate. Sandsend lies around three miles north of the historic fishing town of Whitby and is particularly well suited to holidays by the sea. Its sandy beach provides plenty of space for seaside days, while beach cafés, a general store and restaurants serving locally sourced food are close at hand.
Visitors can spend their time walking along the coast, enjoying the beach or heading into Whitby to explore the town. The surrounding North Yorkshire countryside also provides plenty of opportunities for walking and days outdoors, giving guests the flexibility to combine coast and country during the same break.
Whether planning a getaway for two, a family holiday or a larger group stay, The Mulgrave Estate provides a broad choice of pet-friendly self catering accommodation in a convenient location for discovering Sandsend, Whitby and the wider North Yorkshire coast.









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