Looking for a cosy coastal escape this autumn?

Just a short stroll from historic pubs, tea rooms, boutique shops and local markets, you’ll be perfectly placed to enjoy everything this charming seaside town has to offer.

Wrap up for refreshing coastal walks, explore the town at a slower pace, then return to your own private space to relax and unwind. Enjoy a quiet evening in, or make the most of the garden.

Perfect for romantic getaways, family breaks or a relaxing weekend by the coast.

The space
Why You’ll Love It Here

Sleeps 4 – one double bedroom and one twin room, ideal for families, couples, or friends

Relax your way – enjoy a bath after a beach day or a refreshing shower

Fully equipped kitchen – ideal for breakfasts before heading out or relaxed dinners in

Private garden – perfect for morning coffee, sunny afternoons, or summer BBQs

Free parking – space for two cars on the private driveway

Fibre WiFi – perfect for streaming, working, or browsing

Prime location – moments from Bridlington Old Town’s pubs, shops, and attractions

Please note: Smoking, vaping, or any open flames (including candles or birthday candles) are not permitted inside the property.

Seasonal Highlights Nearby

Wg walks and gardens at Sewerby Hall and Gardens

Wildlife, seal spotting and seabirds at RSPB Bempton Cliffs

Beach days on Bridlington’s North & South Beaches

Ice cream, fish & chips, and seaside strolls along the promenade

Boat trips, fishing experiences, and coastal cruises from the harbour

Live shows and events at Bridlington Spa

Stunning coastal walks at Flamborough Head

Guest access
You’ll have full, private use of the house, driveway, and garden.

Perfect whether you’re here for a family getaway, a romantic weekend, or a working stay, to relax after a days grafting.

Parking is free in the Old Town and on street parking in the New Town is restricted to one hour at a time, and longer stay, paid for carparks are available too.

The house is close to the New Town and beaches and walking is flat and easy and there are bus stops nearby and taxis are available throughout the day and evening.
Arrow Cars
First Line Taxis
East Coast Private Hire
Brid Cars

Good to Know

Set in the Historic Old Town, surrounded by character, history, and great places to eat and drink.

Some nearby pubs can be lively, especially on warm weekends — ideal if you enjoy the atmosphere.

Occasional building work next door, but this rarely affects guests.

A fantastic base for enjoying Bridlington at its best, from sunny beach days to vibrant coastal evenings.

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

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.

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

Bridlington New Town is a short distance away with a massive choice of eateries, places for a drink and plenty of shops.

New Woodland area adds to the Easter fun and activities at Sewerby Hall and Gardens.

Designed to provide fun and adventure for children, the activity area boasts a range of exciting play equipment including a zip line, balance beams, stepping stones and a wobbly bridge.

Visitors can take advantage of the beautiful surroundings of Sewerby Hall, which include stunning gardens, woodland walks, and a host of other attractions. Sewerby Hall offers a unique and memorable day out for the whole family.

Admission to the Woodland Activity Area is included with the standard admission fee for Sewerby Hall and Gardens.
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Other things to see and do in and around Bridlington

In Bridlington New Town a full fun fair and arcade entertainment is available, plus a ten pin bowling alley, a cinema and daily boat trips take you out of the harbour to explore the coastline. You can even book a fishing trip to catch your dinner!

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.

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

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

The house is in a gem of a location for everyone young and old with attractions such as:

Arcades,
Beach Volleyball
Bingo
Bondville Model Village,
Bridlington Animal Park - Zoos and Wildlife Parks, Outdoor,
Bridlington Beaches - North and South, beach huts are available to rent from the council on daily or weekly hires,
Bridlington Gym and Leisure centre with pay as you go options,
Bridlington Harbour,
Bridlington Priory
Bridlington Promenades,
Bridlington Spa Theatre,
Bridlington Town Centre,
Burton Agnes Hall
Candy Kingdom - Indoor and Soft Play Areas, Indoor,
Cinema,
Cliff at Danes Dyke Beach in Bridlington,
Climbing Wall,
Crabbing on harbour steps,
Craft shops,
Crown Green Bowling,
Danes Dyke Beach,
Flamborough Lighthouse and cliffs,
Flat Green Bowling,
Follow the Maritime trail,
Fraisthorpe Beach,
Fun fair,
Gansey Girl sculpture,
Go on a fishing trip,
Harbour museum,
Historic Old Town (Britain's 2nd longest Georgian street) where Dads Army was filmed,
Indoor Swimming Pool,
John Bull World of Rock,
Large Antique and curiosity shop (Georgian tea rooms old town),
North and South Beach Land Trains,
North Marine Crazy Golf - Crazy Golf,
Open market (Wed and Sat),
Park Rose Village,
Pleasure cruise on the Yorkshire Belle,
Pot a Doodle Doo - Pottery Centre,
Promenade walk on the sea front,
Ride the speed boats or pirate ship,
RSPB Bempton Cliffs,
Sauna and jacuzzi,
Sewerby Cliffs and Sewerby Cricket Club,
Sewerby Hall and Gardens - House, Gardens and Zoo,
Skipsea Beach,
Snooker Hall,
South beach windsurfing and surfing,
Squash courts, badminton courts, 5 a side courts,
tenpin bowling,
The Bayle Gate Museum,
The Bird of Prey Centre,
The Bridlington Spy Mission Trail,
The Living Seas Centre,
Three golf courses, one on the cliffs,
Treasure Island Mini Golf - Crazy Golf,
View The famous Coble Boat, ”Three Brothers”,
Wilsthorpe Beach,
Woldgate Trekking and Livery Centre - Horse Riding and Stables,
Yorkshire's largest car boot sale, Thursday and Bank Holiday.

Further afield are some more fantastic attractions and places to visit including:

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.

Plus so much more to entertain the whole family, young and old

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