Venus Trading
Venus Trading: Whitby's Quirky Gift and Novelty Shop
A classic Whitby barber and menswear shop where timeless style meets warm, personal service in a charming riverside setting.
Tucked away on Sandgate in Whitby, Furbellow & Co is a charming blend of traditional barber shop and curated menswear boutique. Step inside to discover a carefully selected range of quality clothing, accessories, and grooming essentials, all presented with a distinctly British, old-school charm. The shop’s warm, personal service and timeless style make it a standout destination for those seeking well-made, characterful pieces in a historic seaside town.
Opening times, essentials, and a few local tips gathered into one calmer, easier-to-scan planning section.
On foot from Whitby town centre
From Whitby’s main shopping area around Church Street and the market, follow signs towards the river and the swing bridge. Sandgate runs along the west bank; Furbellow & Co is a short walk along this street, a few minutes from the bridge on the lower section near the riverfront.
By local bus
Several local bus routes serve Whitby town centre, stopping near the market or the bus station. From there, it’s a 5–10 minute walk along Church Street and down to Sandgate; the route is mostly flat and well signposted.
By car
Whitby has several public car parks in the town centre, including the Abbey Headland and Church Street car parks. From any of these, it’s a 5–10 minute walk downhill to Sandgate; the route is pedestrian-friendly but can be steep in places.
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