Entire 2 bed family home in Bridlington Old Town with a lovely year round garden

*** Notice of Scheduled Gas Works – Temporary Road Closure

We have been informed that gas works are scheduled to take place on the street from 28/04/2025 to 09/05/2025. During this period, the road may be closed, which could restrict vehicular access to the house.

Pedestrian access will remain available at all times
Free parking is available at both the top and bottom of the road

We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding during these essential works. ***

Your family will be close to everything that Bridlington Old Town has to offer when you stay at this Old Town house. we are perfect for workers in the area too.

The house offers a stunning garden with two patio areas and all year round use due to artificial grass.

Located just a minutes walk from the Old Town with plenty of pubs, restaurants, shops and history right on the door step.

A few minutes drive or 30 minutes walk is the beach and New Town with attractions for the whole family and plenty of eating, drinking and shopping choices.

Set in the Historic Old Town of Bridlington with numerous pubs, shops and restaurants. Enjoy the 12th century Bayle Museum leading to the Bridlington Priory, a stunning church.

Due to the location you can expect some noise from the nearby pubs.

There is some intermittent building work happening next door, but this should not impact your stay.

Whilst there is WiFi available, it is very slow due to the lack of service providers in the area, however 4g connections on most networks is good

Set in the Historic Old Town of Bridlington with numerous pubs, shops and restaurants. Enjoy the 12th century Bayle Museum leading to the Bridlington Priory, a stunning church.

Bridlington Old Town offers antique shops, a tea room, plus lots of quaint buildings and shops to browse.

The coastal paths leading to Flamborough and beyond are close by and offer stunning views whilst taking in the fresh air of the East Coast.

Come and stay and see the seals at Flamborough, an amazing site to take in.

The train station is around 20/25 minutes walk from the house making it a perfect location for those who rely on public transport.

With attractions such as:

Pot a Doodle Doo - Pottery Centre,
Treasure Island Mini Golf - Crazy Golf,
Beach huts are available to rent from the council on daily or weekly hires,
North Marine Crazy Golf - Crazy Golf,
The Bridlington Spy Mission Trail,
Bridlington Harbour,
Bridlington Town Centre,
Bridlington Spa Theatre,
Bridlington Gym and Leisure centre with pay as you go options,
Three golf courses, one on the cliffs,
Bondville Model Village,
Wilsthorpe Beach,
Sewerby Hall and Gardens - House, Gardens and Zoo,
Woldgate Trekking and Livery Centre - Horse Riding and Stables,
Bridlington Animal Park - Zoos and Wildlife Parks, Outdoor,
Park Rose Village,
Fraisthorpe Beach,
Cliff at Danes Dyke Beach in Bridlington,
Danes Dyke Beach,
Candy Kingdom - Indoor and Soft Play Areas, Indoor,
John Bull World of Rock,
The Living Seas Centre,
RSPB Bempton Cliffs,
Flamborough Lighthouse and cliffs,
Skipsea Beach,
North and South Beach Land Trains.

Further afield:

Reighton Beach,
Filey,
Cayton,
Scarborough,
Scarborough Castle,
Robin Hoods Bay,
Whitby,
Hornsea,
Hull,
Beverley,
North Riding Forest Park,
North York Moors National Park,
Goathland (The location of the TV show Heartbeat),
Dalby Forest,
Thornton Le Dale,
Pickering,
North Yorkshire Moors Steam Railway - NYMR.

There is walking in abundance in the forest and moors, but these are a drive or bus ride away.