A characterful apartment within a church conversion in the heart of Scarbourgh’s old town. Contemporary design meets heritage; it is stylishly furnished throughout and just 3 minutes from the beach.
First Floor:
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Second Floor:
Living room: Freeview Smart TV
Kitchen: Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Coffee Machine, Washing Machine
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Toilet
Third Floor:
Dining room: (Galleried)
Bedroom 2: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Bedroom 1: Kingsize (5ft) Bed
Second Floor:
Living room: Freeview Smart TV
Kitchen: Electric Cooker, Microwave, Fridge/Freezer, Coffee Machine, Washing Machine
Shower Room: Cubicle Shower, Toilet
Third Floor:
Dining room: (Galleried)
Bedroom 2: Double (4ft 6in) Bed
Gas central heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi included.
Private parking for 1 car. No smoking. Please Note: This property has a security deposit of £150.
This apartment is set over three floors, there are some quirky pieces of furniture as well as limited edition prints which add a splash of colour and interest to each room and are sure to make you smile. With both your comfort as well as aesthetics in mind, there are lots of thoughtful touches to ensure you have a stay to remember.
Stairs lead you up to the first floor where you have the first bedroom with a kingsize bed. Then a second small set of stairs leads you up to the living room with large arched windows filling the room with light. Unwind here on the sofa and armchair whilst watching TV on the large 43” screen. The adjoining kitchen has bespoke handmade units and a Belfast sink, giving this room a unique rustic feel. There is a raised mezzanine area with the dining table above the living room, with a door leading into the second bedroom with a double bed. The apartment is complete with the shower room with a modern walk-in shower cubicle. Each room is beautifully furnished, ensuring you have a welcoming stay.
This grand building was once the Pentecostal Church, with quite a complex history dating all the way back to 1703 where there are the first records of a church on this site, over time it was extended and redeveloped, evolving over the years until 1868 where it was completely transformed into the building you can see today. In 2008 the church was converted into apartments whilst still retaining its appealing external appearance as well as some beautiful original features internally. The Loft was extensively refurnished in 2021 to welcome guests on an exceptional stay on the Yorkshire Coast.
The South Bay is less than 200 yards away, Scarborough is a traditional seaside resort that consists of two bays with a long, flat marine drive which is great for that stroll along the front. The castle stands majestically, perched on the hill, separating the two bays. Here in the centre of Scarborough, there are an array of shops to browse, as well as a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and bars to enjoy.
Attractions in Scarborough include the Alpamare water park and spa where you can relax in a glass fronted sauna with views out to sea, or swim in steaming hot pools out in the open air, there is also the Sea Life centre with a seal rescue, Peasolm Oriental Park with paddleboats and one of Europe’s largest open-air theatres.
For those who love walking, Scarborough forms part of the Cleveland Way and the last stretch is from Scarborough to Filey, the finishing point. To the north on the coast is the bustling town of Whitby and the whimsical village of Robin Hood’s Bay perched on the edge of the sea. Heading inland you have the fantastic North York Moors National Park to explore. Yorkshire is also famous for its stately homes, and within a short drive there is Sledmere House, Castle Howard, Sewerby Hall and Burton Constable. The medieval city of York can be reached by train direct from Scarborough or an hour drive by car.
Only a 10-minute walk away from the train and bus station, so perfect for guests using public transport.
The Loft (UK41844) can be booked with The Town House (UK41845) to accommodate up to 10 guests.
Stairs lead you up to the first floor where you have the first bedroom with a kingsize bed. Then a second small set of stairs leads you up to the living room with large arched windows filling the room with light. Unwind here on the sofa and armchair whilst watching TV on the large 43” screen. The adjoining kitchen has bespoke handmade units and a Belfast sink, giving this room a unique rustic feel. There is a raised mezzanine area with the dining table above the living room, with a door leading into the second bedroom with a double bed. The apartment is complete with the shower room with a modern walk-in shower cubicle. Each room is beautifully furnished, ensuring you have a welcoming stay.
This grand building was once the Pentecostal Church, with quite a complex history dating all the way back to 1703 where there are the first records of a church on this site, over time it was extended and redeveloped, evolving over the years until 1868 where it was completely transformed into the building you can see today. In 2008 the church was converted into apartments whilst still retaining its appealing external appearance as well as some beautiful original features internally. The Loft was extensively refurnished in 2021 to welcome guests on an exceptional stay on the Yorkshire Coast.
The South Bay is less than 200 yards away, Scarborough is a traditional seaside resort that consists of two bays with a long, flat marine drive which is great for that stroll along the front. The castle stands majestically, perched on the hill, separating the two bays. Here in the centre of Scarborough, there are an array of shops to browse, as well as a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and bars to enjoy.
Attractions in Scarborough include the Alpamare water park and spa where you can relax in a glass fronted sauna with views out to sea, or swim in steaming hot pools out in the open air, there is also the Sea Life centre with a seal rescue, Peasolm Oriental Park with paddleboats and one of Europe’s largest open-air theatres.
For those who love walking, Scarborough forms part of the Cleveland Way and the last stretch is from Scarborough to Filey, the finishing point. To the north on the coast is the bustling town of Whitby and the whimsical village of Robin Hood’s Bay perched on the edge of the sea. Heading inland you have the fantastic North York Moors National Park to explore. Yorkshire is also famous for its stately homes, and within a short drive there is Sledmere House, Castle Howard, Sewerby Hall and Burton Constable. The medieval city of York can be reached by train direct from Scarborough or an hour drive by car.
Only a 10-minute walk away from the train and bus station, so perfect for guests using public transport.
The Loft (UK41844) can be booked with The Town House (UK41845) to accommodate up to 10 guests.
