Dog friendly Cottages England

Zack’s Seaside Stay is a spacious, three storey, mid terraced town house, found just a three-minute walk from the beach in the traditional harbour town of Bridlington, on the stunning North Yorkshire coastline. Perfect for a large family or group of friends who wish to celebrate time together and offers a private off road parking space.

Step inside and find two living rooms, one on the ground floor, and a spacious one of the first floor, which means there is ample space for the whole group to relax and unwind after a long day on the beach. The ground floor also hosts a twin room and house bathroom with shower option; ideal if you don’t like stairs! The galley style kitchen offers a host of modern appliances including an electric oven and hob, washing machine and a fridge freezer, there’s even a slow cooker for your convenience. There is plenty of work top space for preparing a delicious picnic to enjoy on the beach or to cook up a feast for the whole group to enjoy in the large dining room. A pantry sits to one side of the kitchen and is ideal for storing all your holiday essentials.

Take the stairs to the first floor and find a second house bathroom with both a bath and cubicle shower, a well-presented double room with inbuilt wardrobes and the spacious second sitting room which is flooded by natural light from the bay window. Deep filled sofas surround the room where you can gather in the evening, relax, and watch your favourite holiday programmes on the Smart TV.

Three further bedrooms can be found on the second floor of this holiday home; a double, a family room with single bunk beds and an additional single; and finally the master bedroom with a super king-size zip and link double bed and an additional single bed. A toilet completes the accommodation on this floor.

To the outside this holiday home has a pretty, gravelled area to the front of the house and an enclosed courtyard to the rear. With access from the kitchen, it’s the perfect spot for an early morning coffee or a sun trap in an afternoon to enjoy and hour of two with a good book.

The town of Bridlington offers a plethora of tea rooms, fish and chip restaurants as well as a host of convenience stores. Spend time on the golden sands, enjoy an evening stroll on the long promenade or take a ride on the land train. A visit to The Bayle Museum and the Bondwille Model Village is a must. The stately homes of Sewerby Hall and Gardens, Burton Agnes Hall and Sledmere are just a short drive away. A little further afield are the coastal towns of Flamborough and Filey. RSPB Bempton Cliffs is a bird lovers dream. There is a choice of two golf courses close at hand and with miles of walking and cycling opportunities along the coast and also within the Yorkshire Wolds this holiday homes is a superb choice for a seaside break.

Springdale Farmhouse can be found surrounded by open countryside on top of the stunning Yorkshire Wolds, just outside the pretty village of Rudston and close to the thriving harbour town of Bridlington in North Yorkshire. This holiday home is perfect for families to gather and celebrate spending time together. The country style kitchen offers a host of modern appliances. There is plenty of work top space for preparing delicious home cooked meals for the family.
Springdale Farmhouse offers three different living rooms. The main area provides seating for the full group, a warming open fire for the cooler winter months and garden access out to the hot tub. In the evening take one of the two staircases to the floors above and find a selection of bedrooms to choose from. The master bedroom offers far reaching views and includes an en-suite. There are a further four bedrooms on the first floor. The final bedroom can be found on the second floor and spans the full length of the house. With vaulted ceilings, very low beams (height approximately 5 foot) and two zip and link super king size beds, this room is ideal for the younger visitors in the group. An enclosed formal courtyard sits to the rear of Springdale Farmhouse and is a sun trap during the summer months, and to the front of the house are neatly trimmed lawns and wood fired hot tub; here you can enjoy the stunning views, keep an eye out for deer, hares and owl or simply star gaze late into the night.
Explore the many miles of walking and cycling opportunities the Yorkshire Wolds provides. A visit to this area would not be complete without taking in the wildlife spectacle of RSPB Bempton Cliffs. The thriving seaside town of Bridlington with its award-winning beach is just 7 miles away and the stately homes of Burton Agnes, Sledmere House and Gardens and Sewerby House and Gardens are all within a short drive. The North York Moors, historic city of York and cultural town of Hull are under an hour away. Springdale Farmhouse is the perfect holiday home for your Yorkshire. Beach 7 miles.
The local pub is 1 mile away serves great bar meals and Sunday lunches!

This 15th-century manor house, with its own pretty garden, has tremendous character, a friendly atmosphere and is extremely well furnished. The spacious beamed sitting room is set on the first floor to take full advantage of the wonderful coastal views. Attached to Manor Cottage (GAX) but completely self-contained, it enjoys a picturesque setting on the green, in the peaceful Cornish hamlet of West Pentire – only 300 yards down a cliff path from acres of clean golden sand (see Manor Cottage GAX). Children and adults alike can sample the delights of rock pool fishing, exploring caves or surfing. By hiring a pony, it is possible to ride cross-country to the beaches of Porth Joke and Holywell, without the need to cross any roads.
Set in the heart of National Trust land, the property is surrounded by magnificent walking country, and is an ideal base from which to explore Cornwall’s splendid countryside and unique history as well as its magnificent coastline. The immediate area is renowned for its superb sandy surfing beaches, punctuated by craggy headlands. Perranporth (named after the patron saint of tin miners) is 10 miles to the south, famous for its drifting sands which have twice buried the church. Lifeguards patrol the wide sandy beach in summer, and surf boards and wet suits can be hired by the day. Further along is St Agnes with its superb coastal views, while to the south lies Truro, the unofficial capital of Cornwall, offering good shops and restaurants, a splendid cathedral and The Royal Cornwall Museum with extensive displays of the county.
The historic and family friendly Bowgie Inn is adjacent and offers a wide selection of food as well as local beers and ciders, and sports fans can enjoy Sky coverage. A general store (open in season) can be found nearby, and Crantock village and its shops are only 1 mile away. The lively resort of Newquay, with its cliffs honeycombed by numerous caves, is 5 miles across the estuary to the north. Public swimming pool with slides at Hendra Caravan Club about 10 minutes’ drive. Shops 1 mile.