South Bay Beach House is an attractive, semi-detached property situated in the coastal town of Bridlington, just a stone's throw away from the East Yorkshire coastline. This spacious cottage provides superb accommodation for families or groups of 19, wishing to sample a traditional seaside holiday. Set in a quiet location, the cottage retains some original features including stained glass windows, high ceilings and a twin central staircase. The light and airy rooms are traditionally furnished and decorated to a high standard offering a very welcoming holiday home, whilst the nine bedrooms are individually styled, with six having their own en-suites, a real bonus! Outside, there is off-road parking for five cars and a small patio to the front. Enjoy spending time on the long sandy beaches or stroll along the promenade to the historic harbour, which is an easy walk away. Close by is the Spa Theatre with an excellent entertainment programme throughout the summer months, whilst the town centre has a good array of shops, pubs, cafes, and restaurants. A car journey away will take you to the RSPB reserve at Bempton and wonderful clifftop walks at Flamborough Head, whilst nearby are various historic houses and gardens such as Burton Agnes Hall and Sewerby Hall. South Bay Beach House makes an ideal base for exploring the nearby Yorkshire Wolds, the coastal towns of Filey and Scarborough or a day trip to the magnificent city of York Gather all of your loved ones at South Bay Beach House.
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Former hotel in the village of Burton Agnes between Bridlington and Driffield. All en-suite bedrooms, commercial kitchen, hot tub, large function ...
This former hotel is in the village of Burton Agnes near Bridlington and Driffield and sleeps 48 people in 17 bedrooms. ...
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