About this property
This outstanding period farmhouse sits within two acre grounds in the small village of Burton Pidsea, five miles from Hedon and seven miles from the beach at Withernsea. With a hot tub and a games room, it is the perfect holiday home for family celebrations with plenty of space to spread out. Step inside to a wealth of original features, from the beamed ceilings, flagged floors and aged timber doors, to the open cast iron range and the inglenook fireplace. Each room is tastefully furnished in keeping with the age of the property, but with every modern convenience, including biomass heating and walk-in showers. The spacious country-style kitchen is a delight, complete with a Belfast sink, granite worktops and an impressive dual fuel range cooker. With a large farmhouse table and a cosy open fire, it provides a wonderful sociable space to sit and linger over a communal meal. For more formal occasions there is a separate dining room with a woodburner. The equally spacious sitting room also offers a warming woodburner, comfortable sofas.Two staircases lead up to the upper floor, with three of the bedrooms having an en-suite and all with a TV. The family bathroom has a bath and shower, catering for all the family needs. The garden room has been craftily converted from an original stable block and houses the bubbling hot tub at one end, an exercise area with a multigym and exercise bikes and additional dining area and conservatory furniture set around the patio doors that open onto a pretty, enclosed courtyard garden. All ages will take pleasure in the games room, with a full-size snooker table. Outside, the exceptional two acre grounds afford lots of room to relax and enjoy the surrounding open countryside. The village inns and shop are a short stroll away and nearby Hedon is a small, attractive historic town, with all amenities available. Cyclists will take heart with the flat terrain, as will birdwatchers who take to the coast and nearby Spurn Point. There are expansive sandy beaches all along the Holderness coast, or a short drive leads to the rolling Yorkshire Wolds with their distinctive chalk hills. The inner city of nearby Hull is well worth a visit and guests must make a beeline for the national renowned aquatic centre at The Deep. A beautiful property in a quiet corner of East Yorkshire which will leave lasting memories.
The village of Burton Pidsea lies in the Holderness peninsular of East Yorkshire, just six miles from the coast. The village has a couple of local inns, along with a traditional village shop and church. It is surrounded by country lanes, perfect for cycling and easy rambling.
Accommodation
Six bedrooms: 1 x double with day bed and en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double with en-suite shower, basin and WC, 1 x double, 2 x twin (one with en-suite walk-in shower, basin and WC), 1 x single with pull-out stacker bed.
Bathroom with bath, shower, basin and WC.
Ground floor basin and WC.
Kitchen with dining area, utility room and dining room with woodburner.
Sitting room with woodburner, conservatory and garden room with hot tub.
Games room with full-size snooker table.
Biomass central heating with woodburners.
Range cooker with two electric ovens, gas hob and microwave, American-style fridges, freezers, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher, 8 x TVs with Freeview, WiFi, selection of books and games.
Fuel, power and starter pack for stoves included in rent.
Bed linen and towels included in rent.
Cot, travel cot and highchair.
Ample off road parking and car port for 3 cars.
Bike storage.
Enclosed courtyard with furniture and two acres of grounds with pond.
Sorry, no pets and no smoking.
Shop and pub 10 mins walk.
Note: There is an open pond in the grounds, children to be supervised.
Note: Check-in 4pm.
Note: The biomass central heating is operated by the owner, customer's do not need to fuel this themselves.
Note: No stag/hen or similar.
This property has a £500 Good Housekeeping Bond.
Reviews (42)
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Ann
Everyone was able to enjoy a space for themselves but also appreciate the communal spaces. Such was the enjoyment of evening snooker, darts and Scrabble that tvs were hardly switched at all. The location made it easy for us to visit both coast and countryside, as well as Hull Beverley and York
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Kathryn
Snooker table, dart board and hot tub were well used (in fact husband and son were playing snooker right up until departure). We had great weather so enjoyed the outside space a lot as we brought along lots of garden games from home too. The resident wild bunnies in the garden were a delight to watch. We enjoyed exploring the local coastline the beaches are great but not busy at all. The sea was good for swimming in as the depth doesn't drop away. We also hired bikes at Spurn Point and had a great explore there ending up in a lovely cafe at the Discovery Centre. We ate out at The Nancy twice and Nineteen too, also got takeaway fish and chips from Sue's in Hedon all good meals. We also ate in using local produce from independent shops in Hedon. Two huge fridges were great and a big oven and hob area. Knives could do with a sharpen, a few more cereal size spoons and a better peeler were only negatives kitchen wise. Our mixed generation party had a wonderful time and would look to return if still available in future.
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Clare
We were a party of 12, ages ranging from 14 to 80 who had a fantastic 3 day birthday celebration. The snooker table and hot tub (cleaned daily by the owner) was very popular. Would recommend The Nancy Inn for good food, only a 10 min walk from the barn. Canât fault this place, will definitely be back.