Seagulls Lodge is set in the tranquil setting of Bridlington Links Golf course found on the cliff tops just outside the thriving town of Bridlington on the stunning Yorkshire coastline. With all ground floor accommodation and enclosed decking, this holiday home is ideal for two couples or a small family looking for a dog friendly property.
Step inside and find a bright and airy open-plan living space with large French doors leading out to an enclosed decked area. Two deep-filled sofas provide plenty of seating for four and an electric fire adds a warming charm for the cooler winter months. A modern kitchen offers a host of appliances so is well-equipped to enjoy a home cooked meal. There is plenty of storage space for your holiday essentials and lots of work top from where to prepare a hearty Yorkshire breakfast or delicious evening meal which can be enjoyed at the dining table which sits close by. Along the corridor is a stylish bathroom providing a bath with a shower over. Seagulls Lodge offers two double bedrooms one of which has its own en-suite shower room. During the summer months spend the evenings sitting outside watching the deer that graze amongst the lodges or spending an hour or two in the private hot tub watching the owls that hunt along the treeline.
Wander down to the golf clubhouse and enjoy the sea views with a refreshing pint and a delicious meal from the restaurant. Don’t forget to bring your golf clubs to enjoy this superb course or practice your swing at the driving range (additional charges apply). Close by is Sewerby Hall and Gardens, access can be gained by the gate through the woods. Burton Agnes Hall and Sledmere House are also worth a visit. Bridlington offers two beaches a long promenade and a land train as well as a plethora of tea rooms, restaurants, bars and convenience stores.
This area is a walkers’ and cyclists’ delight; walk the Flamborough Heritage Coastline, explore Danes Dyke Nature Reserve or take a drive through the unspoilt rolling hills of the Yorkshire Wolds. RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a short drive away and should feature on your holiday itinerary. Filey, Scarborough and the historic city of York are all under an hour away. Seagulls Lodge offers a relaxing retreat to return to each evening. Beach 1 mile. Pub and restaurant 1 mile.

Seaside Dreams is a well-presented, dog-friendly cottage found on the popular coastal South Shore Holiday Park close to Bridlington, sitting on the stunning North Yorkshire coast. Offering an all-ground floor accommodation with direct access to the beach, this holiday home is perfect for a small family or two couples looking for a cosy base to explore this area.
Step inside and be welcomed into the heart of this holiday home. The living room offers two comfortable sofas and a 65" Sky TV. The Shaker-style kitchen and dining room offers a host of modern appliances. There is plenty of cupboard space to store your holiday essentials and lots of work top space for preparing a delicious picnic to enjoy on the beach. The dining table sits close by and provides plenty of seating for four. There are also two double bedrooms, and before retiring on an evening take a refreshing shower in the house bathroom.
During the warmer summer months take advantage of the enclosed patio to the front of the property. With direct access from the park to the golden sands of Bridlington Bay you can be enjoying the award-winning beach in under two minutes. The park also offers a tennis court, children’s play area and an adult outside exercise area.
The bustling harbour town of Bridlington is a 20-minute walk away or take the land train instead, the park and ride is just next door if you don’t fancy taking the car. Surrounded by the unspoilt rolling hills of the Yorkshire Wolds, this area offers miles of walking and cycling opportunities so don’t forget your bikes. The stately homes of Burton Agnes, Burton Constable, Sledmere House and Sewerby Hall are also close by. Bridlington offers great train links to Beverley, Hull and further up the coast to Scarborough. The ancient city of York, North York Moors National Park and popular town of Whitby are also under an hour away. A visit the RSPB Bempton Cliffs, Spurn Point Nature Reserve and Bridlington’s Old Town should also feature on your holiday itinerary. Seaside Dreams is the ideal base from which to explore this beautiful part of North Yorkshire.

Albatross Lodge is located near Bridlington and is set in the tranquil parkland of Bridlington Links Golf course found on the cliff tops just outside the thriving town of Bridlington on the stunning Yorkshire coastline. With all ground floor accommodation and enclosed decking, this holiday home is ideal for two couples or a small family looking for a dog-friendly property.
Step inside and find a bright and airy open-plan living space with large French doors leading out to an enclosed decked area. Two deep-filled sofas (one is a sofa bed and provides additional sleep for two) provide plenty of seating for four and an electric fire adds a warming charm for the cooler winter months. A modern kitchen offers a host of appliances so is well-equipped to enjoy a home-cooked meal. There is plenty of storage space for your holiday essentials and lots of worktop space from where to prepare a hearty Yorkshire breakfast or delicious evening meal which can be enjoyed at the dining table which sits close by. Along the corridor is a stylish bathroom providing a bath with a shower over. Albatross Lodge offers two bedrooms, a twin and a double which also has its own en-suite shower room. During the summer months spend the evenings sitting outside watching the deer that graze amongst the lodges or spending an hour or two in the private hot tub watching the owls that hunt along the treeline.
Wander down to the golf clubhouse and enjoy the sea views with a refreshing pint and a delicious meal from the restaurant. Don’t forget to bring your golf clubs to enjoy this superb course or practise your swing at the driving range (additional charges apply). Close by is Sewerby Hall and Gardens, access can be gained by the gate through the woods. Burton Agnes Hall and Sledmere House are also worth a visit. Bridlington offers two beaches a long promenade and a land train as well as a plethora of tea rooms, restaurants, bars and convenience stores.
This area is a walkers’ and cyclists’ delight; walk the Flamborough Heritage Coastline, explore Danes Dyke Nature Reserve or take a drive through the unspoilt rolling hills of the Yorkshire Wolds. RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a short drive away and should feature on your holiday itinerary. Filey, Scarborough and the historic city of York are all under an hour away. Albatross Lodge offers a relaxing retreat to return to each evening. Beach 1 mile. Pub and restaurant 1 mile.

The Nook can be found on a quiet residential side street on the outskirts of Bridlington, a thriving harbour town on the stunning North Yorkshire coast. These two-bedroomed holiday home, with a sunny conservatory, is ideal for couples and families looking for a relaxing break away.
Step inside an find a well-planned kitchen with plenty of cupboard space for your holiday essentials and long runs of work top for the preparation of delicious home cooked evening meals. The living and dining room is bright and airy with French doors leading through to a spacious conservatory with additional seating and doors out to the garden. Deep filled sofas are ideally placed for an evening in with an electric fire that provides warmth for the cooler months. The master bedroom offers a kingsize bed and pretty garden views, whilst the second offers a double bedroom. With soft furnishings and deep filled mattresses these bedrooms are perfect for a restful night’s sleep. The enclosed garden sits to the rear of The Nook and benefits from the afternoon sun.
Take a short walk from this holiday home and find a selection of convenience stores and takeaways or pack a picnic and head to the peach that can be reached in around 20 minutes on foot. Bridlington has two golden beaches and a working harbour famed for its lobster and crab boats. There is a long Victorian Promenade, land train and a plethora of tea rooms, restaurants, pubs and amusement arcades. Bridlington Old Town is a 10-minute walk away, which dates back to the 12th century. Here you can find a café, restaurants, pubs, antique shops and art and craft shops, which were built in the 14th and 15th centuries and have cobbled pavements.
Explore Bridlington Priory, book tickets for a night of entertainment at Bridlington Spa or amble round Bridlington Animal Park. Sewerby Hall, Burton Agnes Hall and Sledmere House are close by and within an hour you can be exploring the rugged beauty of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, the historic walled city of York and learning about Captain James Cook in Whitby. This area offers miles of walking and cycling opportunities and there are a number of great golf courses too, so don’t forget your clubs! Whatever your plans make The Nook the base for your Yorkshire seaside holiday.

Found in an enviable lakeside location within the Yorkshire Wolds in the East Riding of Yorkshire, Emmotland Retreat benefits from accommodation all on the ground floor, including a wet room-style bathroom. It offers carp fishing on site, and is ideal for two couples or a small family looking to spend quality time together exploring this stunning corner of Yorkshire. After driving through the fishing lakes, find Emmotland Retreat and enter into the large open plan living area which offers great views over one of the fishing lakes. The modern kitchen is to one side and offers an induction hob, electric oven, and microwave. There is plenty of cupboard space for your holiday essentials and lots of space for preparing a delicious home cooked meal which can be enjoyed on the dining table close by. On an evening relax in the inviting seating area with two deep filled sofas and a Smart TV for your entertainment. This bright and airy room provides great views out over the fishing lake, which completely private and solely for guest use. After a long day exploring the local area, choose from one of two beautifully presented bedrooms; a double room with TV and en-suite bathroom with an extra deep bath, or a lakeview zip and link super kingsize room with TV. The accommodation is completed by a wet room style bathroom with large walk-in shower.
Step outside onto the large, enclosed patio which offers great views out across the lake. With additional seating, this area is a real sun trap during the warmer summer months.
The village of North Frodingham offers a village pub and you can find a post office and general store, Chinese restaurant and a fish and chip shop in the next village. A five-minute drive will bring you to the seaside village of Skipsea, and the thriving coastal town of Hornsea is just ten minutes up the coast. Surrounded by the Yorkshire Wolds, this area offers miles of walking and cycling opportunities and the stately homes of Sledmere House, Burton Agnes and Castle Howard under an hour’s drive away. Visit the market towns of Driffield and Beverley, explore the Flamborough Heritage coastline or take in the historic beauty of the ancient walled city of York. With so much to do, make Emmotland Retreat the base for your relaxing break.
These properties can be booked together to accommodate up to 8 guests.

Tradmach is an immaculate lodge found tucked away on a well-maintained, secluded corner plot within the award-winning Patrington Haven Leisure Park in the East Riding of Yorkshire. With a choice of beaches and surrounded by open countryside this lodge is ideal for a small family or two couples looking to explore this rural part of Yorkshire. Enter the open plan living space and find a contemporary kitchen offering a host of appliances including a gas hob, gas oven, integrated microwave and a slow cooker. There is plenty of worktop space for preparing a hearty Yorkshire breakfast and storage for your holiday essentials.
Relax on an evening in the lounge area and enjoy a fully integrated Alexa system which will turn the lights on/off and even control the TV – brilliant if you like tech gadgets! During the warmer summer months throw open the French doors and enjoy the raised decking to the front of the lodge. After an exciting day exploring the local area retire to one of two pretty bedrooms; a twin room and the master king size room which benefits from a private toilet. The house shower rooms sit opposite. Raised decking to the side of the lodge offers additional seating which catches the sun all day long; perfect for an early morning coffee or an alfresco evening meal. A pretty enclosed garden offers a neatly trimmed lawn, a large patio area and a beautifully presented border packed with summer flowers.
On site, you will find a gym (additional charges apply and must be pre booked). A short walk will bring you into the historic village of Patrington where you will find a host of amenities including a baker, tea room and butchers. Patrington also boasts a beautiful 13th century church, a must to visit.
Surrounded by open countryside this area is a mecca for walkers and cyclists alike and nature lovers should take in the natural beauty of the Spurn Point nature reserve, whilst Withernsea boasts a traditional promenade, ornamental garden and dog-friendly beach. Book this holiday home for your Yorkshire break.

This cosy 3 storey fisherman’s cottage is ideal for breaks at any time of the year and retains its original charm with exposed beams, slate floor, ornate woodburner and a pretty Victorian cast iron bed. Tucked away in a quiet row of cottages, yet close to the heart of Flamborough, a short walk brings you to the lighthouse and just 3 miles further to Bempton, the well known RSPB clifftop bird sanctuary. Also close to Filey with its lovely promenade and beach, and of course Scarborough and Bridlington and with golf available nearby. The cottage makes an excellent base for walking and taking in the stunning scenery and birdlife of this splendid coastline. Shop, pub and restaurant 50 yards.

Puffin Cottage is the perfect name for this terraced property which is situated close to the internationally renowned RSPB bird sanctuary at Bempton Cliffs, where thousands of puffins adorn the chalk cliffs accompanied by many other seabirds such as guillemots, kittiwakes and fulmars. The cottage is full of nooks and crannies, and just what you would expect of a crooked old cottage built in the 1800s, and is full of character and charm. The garden is delightful with a lovely seating area, lawn and rockery, but most importantly its enclosed making it ideal for children and pets.

The cottage is right on the border of Bempton and Buckton, and the village of Buckton has a small playground, village shop and a local pub. The resorts of Flamborough Head, Filey, Scarborough and Bridlington are all just a short drive away and you will have a wonderful time exploring these seaside resorts. For those who love the great outdoors, the cycling and walking in the area is some of the best you will find. The rugged coastline has spectacular walks along the clifftops.

The city of York is just an hour’s drive away or easily accessible by train. Don’t miss this beautiful city during your holiday as it’s always voted as one of the top 10 cities to visit in the UK. There is so much to see and do in York for all age groups with lots of museums and theatres as well as street entertainers, independent shops and cafés. Beach 4 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

This ground floor apartment is just across the road from the beach and is perfect for a family holiday. The courtyard to the rear of the property is enclosed, and there is a ramp entrance directly into the conservatory for easy access. Guests are welcome to use the restaurant, bar and entertainment facilities at the Hotel Expanse which belongs to the same owner. The apartment has a spacious kitchen/dining area with all modern amenities, and French doors lead into the bright conservatory.
Fisherman’s Friend makes a great base for a family holiday. Why not visit the Yorkshire Wolds and the North York Moors National Park, have a day out in York or Hull, or just have a lazy time on the beach?
Bridlington has plenty of restaurants, bars and shops as well as a busy working harbour. It’s also home to Bridlington Spa Theatre, a great venue for international acts. There’s two golf courses close by and also a leisure centre with challenging climbing walls and a swimming pool.
Danes Dyke Nature Reserve is along the cliff tops and is well worth the walk. Great for walking the dog, or if the children prefer, there’s the land train taking you as far as Sewerby. Beach 100 yards. Shop 1¼ miles, pub and restaurant 100 yards.

The Old Stables is a stunningly presented, detached barn conversion with contemporary open plan living, kitchen and dining area, complete with exposed beams and wood burner. Tri-fold doors open out to a small garden area. High gloss tiles, underfloor heating, state-of-the-art bathrooms and luxurious furnishings add to the uniqueness of this special holiday cottage. There is also the additional benefit of CCTV and video entry.
South Cave offers a charming selection of amenities with several shops, two pubs, a restaurant and a country house hotel with health spa and golf club. The surrounding area of the Yorkshire Wolds inspired the famous David Hockney paintings, and walkers and cyclists can enjoy the gentle undulating hills and stunning scenery. Local attractions include the South Cave Falconry with its collection of owls and birds of prey, and North Cave Wetlands, a Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Reserve. In the neighbouring village of North Cave, families with children can enjoy the facilities of the popular William’s Den. Visit the delightful market town of Beverley and the beautiful minster, historical buildings and cobbled streets, bordered by pavement cafés and fine dining restaurants.
Beverley hosts spectacular music festivals and numerous farmers’ markets, and horse racing at the Westwood racecourse. Hull, City of Culture 2017, is the home city of poet Philip Larkin and birthplace of William Wilberforce. Places of interest include The Deep, a huge aquarium housing over 3,500 fish, the Ferens art gallery, the Maritime Museum and Hull Truck Theatre. Miles of sandy beaches can be found at Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough, and the historic walled city of York is within an hour’s drive. Shop 350 yards, pub ¾ mile, restaurant 330 yards.