Situated on a working arable farm, this detached holiday cottage is perfect for large family gatherings. With a patio, spacious garden and playing field with football posts for sunny afternoons, an open fire for cosy winter evenings, and a large games room with a full-sized snooker table for rainy days, the property is ideal at any time of year. There are numerous walks from the doorstep and an abundance of wildlife, including otters and kingfishers on the nearby river, where fishing is available (own rod licence required). Within 3 miles there is Hainsworth Park golf club and 2 watersports activity centres at Fosse Hill and Billabong. The village of Brandesburton offers a convenient selection of amenities including 2 pubs, a fish and chip restaurant, Chinese takeaway and restaurant, newsagent, butchers and a deli. The coastal resorts of Hornsea, Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough, with their traditional seaside attractions and miles of sandy beaches, are easily accessible. The medieval market town of Beverley, 11 miles, boasts an attractive blend of past and present, with its 13th-century minster and renowned racecourse. There are stately homes at Burton Agnes, Burton Constable and Sewerby Hall, and for birdwatchers, RSPB Bempton and Hornsea Mere are not to be missed. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

Over 200 years old, these former farm buildings are steeped in history, and were once home to the German prisoners of war during World War ll, Copper House being their main residence. Lovingly converted and nestled adjacent to the owner’s home, with grassed paddock and nature walks where visitors may glimpse sight of owls and badgers and enjoy the abundance of wildlife and countryside views, whilst children have lots of space to play. This perfect holiday location has something for all the family.

An ideal holiday location for exploring the East Yorkshire Coast with miles of award-winning beaches, all within 5 miles. The RSPB sanctuary at Bempton Cliffs, is just 1.5 miles away, where you can take in super views across to Flamborough Head whilst spotting the many rare bird species safely nesting. Scattered across the East Yorkire Coast are many quaint villages with shops and inns in abundance. A 20-mile drive brings you to the North York Moors National Park, and the village of Goathland, better know as Aidensfield (Heartbeat’s very own village). Historic houses nearby include Sledmere House and Burton Agnes Hall. Bridlington with sandy beaches, fun fair and indoor swimming pool is 10-minute drive. Scarborough with theatres, restaurants, shops and sandy beaches is a 20-minute drive. Golf locally. Beach 2 mile. Shop, pub and restaurant 500 yards.

The Milking Parlour (ref 18439) can be booked together with Copper House (ref 18435), Shyre Stables (ref 18437), Rockville Cottage (ref 24376) and Rockville Lodge (ref UK2503) to accommodate up to 18 guests.

A meandering stream trickles through the stunning landscaped gardens of this 150-year-old detached farmhouse. Nestling in the sleepy hamlet of Barmby Moor (there may be some noise from farm traffic) and set in its own grounds, the property also boasts an outdoor swimming pool heated by solar panels (temperature is dependent on weather) and outdoor 6-seater hot tub. Just under a mile away lies Allerthorpe Common which offers wonderful walks and picnic areas amidst thousands of well-kept acres of land. This truly is the perfect holiday location for getting away from it all or discovering local culture.
Scattered amongst the spectacular countryside are many picturesque villages and ancient market towns such as Pocklington, Howden and Driffield. Beverley, capital of the Wolds, is home to a beautiful Gothic minster, old buildings and a racecourse. Described as a jewel waiting to be discovered, the Yorkshire Wolds boast countless villages, ancient inns and historic houses. Burnby Hall Gardens, Burton Agnes Hall and Burton Constable are all close by. Three miles away in Barmby Moor, the Wolds Gliding Club offers trial flights all year round.
Just 4 miles away is the Buddhist Centre at the wonderful Georgian mansion of Kilnwick Percy Hall, which offers lessons and courses in meditation. Aircraft enthusiasts are spoilt for choice with the Real Aeroplane Museum (Selby, 25 miles) where a magnificent Hawker Hurricane and P-51 Mustang can be seen, and the Yorkshire Air Museum (Elvington, 5 miles) with a superb collection of pre- and post-WWII aircraft. The ancient walled city of York is only 12 miles away, and boasts plenty of attractions for all the family, including the Castle Museum, York Dungeons, National Railway Museum, York Racecourse and the famous Jorvik Viking Centre. Golf, fishing and gliding are all available locally. Pub and restaurant 2 miles.

Set amidst peaceful countryside, this imposing detached farmhouse stands adjacent to the original farm buildings and overlooks the owner’s working arable farm, where seasonal operations provide a colourful reminder of the passage of the seasons. Rascal Wood provides holiday accommodation which is spacious, contemporary, light and airy, perfect for special celebrations, groups of friends or a family get-together. Surrounded by lawned gardens with seating areas and patio for al fresco dining, along with an eco-friendly underfloor heating system and open fire, this is an ideal house at any time of year. The village of Holme-on-Spalding Moor offers a convenient range of shops, pubs, restaurants and bakery. Should you wish to reach the village on foot, it is only a 20 minute walk via Rascal Moor. The area around the village is a maze of country lanes, perfect for walking and cycling. Being at the foot of the Yorkshire Wolds, this is a relatively undiscovered area which inspired the paintings of David Hockney. There are numerous attractions to visit including The Deep, a spectacular aquarium in Hull, and the Jorvik Centre and magnificent minster in York. The historic market town of Beverley is just a 20 minute drive and the coastal resorts of Bridlington, Filey and Scarborough along with the North York Moors are all easily accessible. Golf, clay pigeon shooting, fishing and horse riding are available locally and the owner is happy to share his extensive local knowledge, giving advice on walks, cycle routes and nature reserve locations. Shop, pub and restaurant 2 miles.
Holidaymakers, couples and family bookings only.

Surrounded by farmland, this detached single storey holiday cottage was originally used as the living quarters for those manning the nearby Second World War searchlight. Completely modernised yet retaining its original working range in the living room, it offers a peaceful location with far reaching views. The RSPB have noted over 100 different species of birds on the farmland, and with a pond available for coarse fishing and a footpath leading to the coast, this is an ideal cottage to enjoy many forms of wildlife. Just 4 miles from Bridlington, with Flamborough Head and Bempton RSPB reserve beyond, and with the coastline all accessible, together with days out at Beverley, 16 miles away, or historic York, this also makes a great touring base. Shop, pub and restaurant 2.5 miles.

The Roost is a 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom detached property with an enclosed garden in the grounds of Manor Farm Cottages in the village of Buckton. Close to the RSPB Bempton Cliffs Nature Reserve where you can see puffins, gannets and guillemots in their natural habitat, the area is a bird watcher’s haven, home to more than 250,000 sea birds. You can walk to Bempton Cliffs from the cottages, or it is a 5-minute drive.

Enjoying delightful countryside and a peaceful village setting close to the east coast, this charming cottage has been converted, along with two other holiday homes, from former stables and a hayloft.

A warm welcome awaits as you drive into what was the old farmyard. The cottage, along with Puffin Cottage and Guillemot Cottage, encompass the square, each with its own patio; a real sun trap and sheltered from the weather. The freedom to wander up into the shared gardens where there’s a children’s slide and outdoor games will appeal to those with children. There is also access to a football playing field, meadow walk and outside willow dome seating area.

The cottage is a great base to visit the east coast, Dalby Forest, the North York Moors National Park, the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds made famous by the David Hockney paintings, and the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. There is some excellent cycling in the area with the Yorkshire Wolds Cycle Route on your doorstep, with its scenic 146-mile tour of the East Riding and North Yorkshire. With breathtaking views along the coast. The owner is a keen cyclist himself and knows exactly what you need by providing an excellent bike store, along with a repair and wash area and tools and sprays required for servicing the bikes.

The seaside resorts of Scarborough, Bridlington and Filey are just a short drive away with large, open sandy beaches, caves and coves, or for those of you who prefer a quieter resort, Flamborough Head is close by with stunning walks along the clifftops from North to South Landing.

Visit the stately homes and beautiful gardens of Burton Agnes, Castle Howard and Sledmere House, and a children’s zoo and land train at Sewerby Hall. The bustling market towns of Malton, Pickering and Beverley, renowned for its minster and racecourse, are all worth a visit.

The historic city of York is just an hour away with its wide variety of museums including the Railway Museum, Castle Museum and the Jorvik Viking centre. York is very picturesque with cobbled streets surrounding the magnificent minster, along with river boat trips, street entertainers and an abundance of restaurants and real ale inns.

In Buckton and Bempton villages, you are just ½ mile from a cafe and art gallery, the village post office and corner shop, as well as the local pub, The White Horse.

The Roost can be booked together with Puffin Cottage (UK2042) and Guillemot Cottage (UK2043) to accommodate up to 14 guests.

Ladysmith is a fabulous detached former farmhouse, superbly located within open countryside with uninterrupted views, yet close to the seaside resort of Hornsea and just outside the village of Brandesburton. It is situated in an idyllic rural location amidst agricultural land that grows a variety of crops. On a clear night it is possible to see the night sky in all its glory, due to the rural location there is very little light pollution. There are stunning views from every window in this very impressive holiday home, which offers comfortable and spacious accommodation for groups of friends or family wishing to make memories and enjoy some quality time together.

Ladysmith offers rural tranquillity in accommodation that offers space to relax with all the amenities and offers a well-equipped family kitchen, separate utility room and toilet. The dining room and living room has plenty of seating to accommodate everyone in the group. The addition of a family games room complete with pool table, dart board, books and games is the perfect place for some friendly rivalry on an evening after a long day exploring the local area of just a relaxing space for the younger members of the group to chill whilst the adults enjoy a glass of wine.

The first floor offers five bedrooms, each named after wildflowers you can find in the locality. Offering a mixture of family rooms that have both king size and twin beds, two of which have en-suite bathrooms. The race will be on to see who chooses Sulphur Cosmos, with its feature bath in the bedroom which overlooks miles of open countryside or the family room of Fairy Toadflax with feature sunroom and additional seating. The accommodation is completed with a shower room. Ladysmith offers enclosed gardens to the front, rear, and side of the property along with a large patio area, which is where you can find the hot tub.

The outside seating is ideally located to enjoy an al fresco breakfast or an area to sit with a coffee and a good book whilst watching your fellow house guests enjoy a game of football, cricket, or chess.

A short drive brings you to the village of Brandesburton where you can find a selection of pubs, restaurants, and convenience stores. A little further afield is the seaside town of Hornsea where you can stroll along the promenade or enjoy an afternoon building sandcastles. The stately homes of Sledmere House, Burton Agnes Hall and Sewerby Hall are close by along with the stunning rolling hills of the unspoilt Yorkshire Wolds. This stunning family home has something for everyone. Beach 9 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 3 miles.

The Stables is a beautifully presented detached barn conversion in the picturesque village of Rudston, midway between Driffield and Bridlington in the heart of the unspoilt rolling hills of The Yorkshire Wolds. Brick-built and with a pantile roof this dog friendly holiday home is packed with character and offers stunning interior design. It is just perfect for two to enjoy a romantic break away.

The Stables provides ground floor accommodation throughout. The living room is decorated in deep rich colours and the large comfortable sofa is ideal for snuggling up on during the evening to enjoy a movie on the large Smart TV. Across the hall is the well-equipped kitchen which offers an electric oven and hob. There is plenty of work top space where you can prepare a picnic to enjoy whilst out exploring or create a delicious home cooked evening meal. The small breakfast bar is perfectly placed in front of the picture window. Along the corridor is the house bathroom with walk-in shower. The accommodation is completed by a king-size bedroom which again offers stunning interior design as well as a stable door which leads out to the private patio area with additional seating. Here you can enjoy an early morning coffee or soak a while in the freshwater wood fired hot tub and listen to the owls hunting or simply lay back and stargaze.

A stone’s throw from the front door will bring to a bridle path and from here there are miles of walking and cycling opportunities. The village pub is worth a visit to enjoy some real ales and local hospitality. Further afield is the market town of Driffield, the Minster town of Beverley – renowned for his racecourse and cobbled streets as well as the pretty village of Hunmanby and the seaside towns of Hornsea and Bridlington. A holiday to this area would not be complete without a visit to RSBP Bempton Cliffs, famous for its Puffins and Gannets which visit during the summer months. If you enjoy a little culture then the stately homes of Burton Agnes, Sledmere House and Sewerby Hall and Gardens are easily accessible. The historic City of York and magical coastal town of Whitby are under an hour’s drive away. The Stables is the perfect base for your Yorkshire holiday no matter what the time of year.

Wellington Lodge is a spacious Victorian Town house within the centre of Bridlington. Refurbished to a very high standard and with private hot tub this celebration home is perfect for large family groups to enjoy this vibrant harbour town and explore the stunning North Yorkshire coastline yet has all the facilities of a thriving seaside town on the doorstep.
Enter Wellington Lodge via the impressive front doors and be greeted by a grand hall showcasing the original tilled floor and sweeping staircase. The spacious kitchen/diner is flooded with natural light from the bay window at the front and the French doors at the rear which lead out to a surprisingly large, enclosed garden. The impressive kitchen offers a host of modern appliances including a double oven, Bellini oven and hob, slow cooker and American style fridge/freezer. With a central island with breakfast bar and the huge dining table that sits to one end this room will be the heart of your holiday. It is the perfect place to come together on an evening and enjoy a celebration meal or perhaps a simple home cooked curry! Wellington Lodge benefits from two sitting rooms with the one on the ground floor offering a traditional wood burning stove; perfect for the cooler winter months. The second can be found on the first floor and benefits from the afternoon sun. This wonderful Victorian holiday home offers eight beautifully and well thought out bedrooms spread over three floors. All but one has an en-suite bathroom. There is even a kingsize zip and link with walk in shower on the ground floor for those who can’t manage steps. Climb the grand staircase and take your pick from seven other rooms providing a mixture of kingsize, super kingsize zip and link and twin options. Unusual for large properties so close to the town centre is the large, enclosed garden complete with additional seating and private hot tub. Spend the afternoon soaking up the summer sun or immerse yourself in warming bubbles after a long day exploring the coast.
On the doorstep is a plethora of tea rooms, restaurants, amusements and convenience stores. Bridlington also offers two beautiful sandy beaches, a promenade for relaxing seafront walks and a thriving spa and theatre offering a packed events programme throughout the summer months. Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Burton Agnes Hall and Sledmere House and Gardens are all within a short drive of the property and a little further along the coast is Filey and the pretty village of Flamborough with its working lighthouse. For bird watchers, a visit to RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a must. With miles of walking and cycling routes don’t forget to bring your bikes. Whether you’re staying to celebrate a special occasion or to just enjoy spending time with friends and family, make Wellington Lodge the base for your Bridlington holiday.

Zack’s Seaside Stay is a spacious, three storey, mid terraced town house, found just a three-minute walk from the beach in the traditional harbour town of Bridlington, on the stunning North Yorkshire coastline. Perfect for a large family or group of friends who wish to celebrate time together and offers a private off road parking space.

Step inside and find two living rooms, one on the ground floor, and a spacious one of the first floor, which means there is ample space for the whole group to relax and unwind after a long day on the beach. The ground floor also hosts a twin room and house bathroom with shower option; ideal if you don’t like stairs! The galley style kitchen offers a host of modern appliances including an electric oven and hob, washing machine and a fridge freezer, there’s even a slow cooker for your convenience. There is plenty of work top space for preparing a delicious picnic to enjoy on the beach or to cook up a feast for the whole group to enjoy in the large dining room. A pantry sits to one side of the kitchen and is ideal for storing all your holiday essentials.

Take the stairs to the first floor and find a second house bathroom with both a bath and cubicle shower, a well-presented double room with inbuilt wardrobes and the spacious second sitting room which is flooded by natural light from the bay window. Deep filled sofas surround the room where you can gather in the evening, relax, and watch your favourite holiday programmes on the Smart TV.

Three further bedrooms can be found on the second floor of this holiday home; a double, a family room with single bunk beds and an additional single; and finally the master bedroom with a super king-size zip and link double bed and an additional single bed. A toilet completes the accommodation on this floor.

To the outside this holiday home has a pretty, gravelled area to the front of the house and an enclosed courtyard to the rear. With access from the kitchen, it’s the perfect spot for an early morning coffee or a sun trap in an afternoon to enjoy and hour of two with a good book.

The town of Bridlington offers a plethora of tea rooms, fish and chip restaurants as well as a host of convenience stores. Spend time on the golden sands, enjoy an evening stroll on the long promenade or take a ride on the land train. A visit to The Bayle Museum and the Bondwille Model Village is a must. The stately homes of Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Burton Agnes Hall and Sledmere are just a short drive away. A little further afield are the coastal towns of Flamborough and Filey. RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a bird lovers dream. There is a choice of two golf courses close at hand and with miles of walking and cycling opportunities along the coast and also within the Yorkshire Wolds this holiday homes is a superb choice for a seaside break.