Self-catering holiday cottages in East Riding Of Yorkshire

is a small terraced cottage which combines a good deal of charm and character with a pleasant and peaceful East Yorkshire coastal village location.Aldbrough is situated in the vale of Holderness, 12 miles north of the City of Hull, a short drive from the historic town of Beverley, and 7 miles south of Hornsea. The village of Aldbrough is served by a range of local shops, an excellent fish & chip shop, 3 public houses serving traditional home cooked food, a sports hall, there is a limited bus service, and for those wishing to take an excursion from the village, there is a private coach operator offering a list of destinations. The cottage is located just a short walk from all local amenities, to the east of the village church. The church was built mainly in the Norman s.... click icon to read more.

Formerly a fisherman's cottage, this holiday cottage has been tastefully refurbished to provide cosy holiday accommodation which is perfectly located in the pretty coastal village of Flamborough, East Yorkshire.  Ideally situated at the North side of the village, the cottage is only a 15 min walk to the North Landing where local fishermen can be seen bringing in their catch from the North sea. The cottage is ideally placed in the village for all local amenities including pubs, restaurants and village shops. The peninsula of Flamborough is situated on Yorkshire's East coast and offers one of the most impressive landscapes within this beautiful coastal area. Spectacular Chalk cliffs stand proudly jutting out of the sea offering a haven for&nb.... click icon to read more.

A stylish 2 bedroom self-catering terraced house which sleeps 4 guests, located in the popular medieval town of Beverley, East Yorkshire.East Yorkshire has much to offer with a dramatic and interesting coastline and the beautiful Yorkshire Wolds scenery inland. Beverley itself is famous for its 13th century minster and its market. Many interesting antique shops and craft arcades are tucked away down little narrow streets and there is a wide selection of places to eat and pubs which are full of history. The magnificent Minster is home to the 700 year old Percy Tomb, a masterpiece of European medieval art and its bell tower offers spectacular views over Beverley and beyond. On the outskirts of Beverley is the pasture land of Beverley Westwood where cattle roam .... click icon to read more.

A delightful mid-19th century terraced oak beamed cottage situated in the quiet, picturesque village of North Dalton nestling in the heart of the Yorkshire Wolds. The village has an excellent pub serving very good food and is a short drive from Driffield and Pocklington and the historic market town of Beverley with its racecourse. It is only twenty miles from the East Coast, with Bridlington, Scarborough and Whitby giving visitors a wonderful seaside resort experience. The Heritage Coast found there includes the spectacular seabird reserve of Bempton Cliffs.For shopping and entertainment the historic, and contrasting cities, of York and Hull are both within a 40 minutes drive with a host of museums, art galleries, theatres, cinemas, restaurants, and Hull’s submarium ‘The D.... click icon to read more.