This small terraced cottage 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, (City of Culture 2017) a short drive from the historic town of Beverley, and 7 miles south of Hornsea. The village of Aldbrough is served with Local shops an excellent fish & chip shop, public houses serving traditional home cooked food, a sports hall, and there is a limited bus service.

2021 NEWS

We are continuing to clean the cottage in accordance with the COVID 19 government guidance and are compliant with ‘We’re good to go’  The tourist board standard for Self-Catering operators

During the lockdown we have invested time & money into the cottage and are pleased to be able to announce improvements throughout the property to improve your stay, the biggest change of all being a full certified review and installation of fire safety measures including a wired smoke alarm system and water mist extinguishers. We also offer a vibration alert pad for hard of hearing guests

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 style with evidence of Saxon architecture around the windows and doors, inside the church can boast the tomb of Sir John de Melsa, a 6’6 warrior of great note, he was Governor of York from 1292-1296.

The village is surrounded by open fields with no shortage of interesting walks, and the cottage is located approximately one mile    from the sea, access to the beach is not recommended, but nearby Mappleton offers a sheltered beach at low tide, car parking and toilets and a dog friendly cafe.  From spring to autumn caravan owners visit the area regularly, and the caravan park social club offers many evenings of entertainment throughout the season.

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