This charming terraced cottage is situated right in the heart of the quaint fishing village of Flamborough, just a mile from the beaches of North Landing and South Landing, and two miles from the famous Flamborough lighthouse. It is called Coble Cottage after the local coble fishing boats.

Please note: Last minute short stays are welcome.

Set over three floors, it offers spacious accommodation with its three bedrooms, including a stunning four poster double master bedroom, a comfortable twin room and a lovely quiet double room at the top of the house. With an open fire in the cosy living room and a wood burning stove in the dining room, you’ll be able to keep toasty and warm, wherever you choose to relax on those cooler evenings. And if you don't want to light the fires, there is gas central heating throughout. The cottage has a well-equipped kitchen and a bathroom with toilet and over-bath shower, and outside there is a handy shared courtyard. The cottage is pet friendly, so you may bring your well-behaved dog to share in your break, with the local beaches in Flamborough dog friendly all year round.

Coble Cottage could be just the place to enjoy that picture-perfect holiday. Come in spring and early summer to catch a glimpse of the famous puffins or guillemots along the cliffs, or from the local RSPB nesting grounds at nearby Bempton Cliffs. Visit in the height of summer to try out the multitude of local walks along the stunning coastline, or to build sandcastles on one of the local beaches with the children. An autumn or winter break would be perfect in this cosy cottage, which is open all year round, with the convenience of pubs and restaurants right on the doorstep and a local Co-op just around the corner. There is even a village post office nearby.

Flamborough boasts one of the oldest lighthouses in England, as well as a working lighthouse originally built in the 1800s. Sewerby Hall and children's zoo is just three miles away and there’s plenty more to do in local towns like Bridlington, Filey, Scarborough and further afield.