A beautifully presented modern fully furnished upper floor maisonette situated in the heart of Scarborough's town centre with 3 bedrooms.

The fantastic living accommodation has a 26 sq m spacious lounge/diner with comfortable seating and dining space for 8 with sweeping seaview, kitchen with integrated washing machine, dishwasher and fridge freezer and a double bedroom with fitted wardrobes overlooking Bar street to the first floor. The second floor features the master bedroom with king bed and wall mounted TV, sea views and en suite shower room, a further bedroom with a triple bunk ( double and single) and Murphy bed and a bathroom with whirlpool jet bath, shower, WC and basin.

The 3 bedroom maisonette is well located centrally to the town centre, Scarborough's South bay and the beach, the Spa complex and a wide range of eating and drinking establishments. Also within a short walk of the property is the unspoiled North Bay beach, the restored open air theatre, the miniature railway and the 14 million Alpamere Waterpark.

A beautiful apartment from which to explore all that the historic sea side town has to offer . It also has excellent access to public transport links.
The secured building hosts three modern, two and three bedroom, comfortable apartments in the heart of Scarborough with outstanding views and within two minutes from the beach.

Master bedroom with full en-suite bathroom and a large family bathroom with jet bath and walk in shower in our outstanding maisonette. The apartment is on 2 floors and lots of space, a large 50" TV. The kitchens come fully equipped with washer machine, dish washer, large fridge freezer, oven and hob and microwave.

Stunning scenery, glorious beaches, loads to do and see – is it any wonder that people have been flocking to Scarborough for nearly 400 years now?

Scarborough's is a story of many 'firsts'. The town became known as probably the world's first seaside resort back in the 1600s, when the health-giving properties of the Spa waters were discovered.

Bathing machines to preserve swimmers' modesty as they took to the sea were first seen here. And by the mid-1800s, with the coming of the railways and the popularity of sea bathing on the rise. But despite its rich history, Scarborough doesn't live in the past. The town is constantly innovating to keep its place as one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK.

Scarborough's open air theatre is a must on any visit with all the latest and some of the greatest pop and classical events at Europe's largest open air theatre.