Ocean View

The Space
Upon entering the property through its french doors, you are met with a bright hallway. The ground floor features a spacious living room, large open plan dining and kitchen area, and a bedroom.

The living room features two plush sofas, three armchairs, a large flat screen Smart TV and two coffee tables. The wall pictures and room decor bring a sense of home to the property while the lighting and bright colour scheme adds a modern theme to the space.

The kitchen and dining area is the perfect spot for entertaining. The well thought out space allows guests to cook, eat and socialise in one place. The large wooden dining table is surrounded with ten chairs to ensure all guests are catered for.

Head outside via the kitchen-diner and you’ll find a fully-enclosed courtyard where you can enjoy a spot of fresh sea air during your stay.

The kitchen features an electric oven, fridge-freezer, microwave, kettle, and toaster. Whether you’re staying for a couple of days or a couple of weeks, you will have everything you need for that feeling of home.

The property is home to five bedrooms - one on the ground floor, three on the first floor, and one on the second floor. You will find comfy king size beds in all five bedrooms at Ocean View. Each bedroom is also joined with an ensuite bathroom, three with walk-in showers, and two with bathtubs.

The bed in the second floor room can also be split into two singles upon request.

Neighborhood
With its peaceful Blue Flag beach, quaint promenade and towering Victorian folly, Hornsea is a quintessential British seaside resort. Once well known for its pottery production, the town is now home to Yorkshire‘s largest freshwater lake which boasts over 250 species of birds and plenty of opportunities for sailing and fishing.

With a lovely sandy beach, a busy promenade to stroll along, amusements and plenty of attractions for all the family, the town has retained a pleasant atmosphere. It also has a colourful history of smuggling, however these days shopping has taken over from smuggling as one of Hornsea's favourite pastimes. Explore the town centre's numerous independent shops before relaxing in the cosy tea rooms.

To the southern edge of Hornsea there is also the Hornsea Freeport for discounted high street brands and a selection of attractions.

Getting Around
Hornsea is within a short driving distance of Bridlington, Hull and Driffield so it’s perfectly located for exploring the East Riding of Yorkshire.

The nearest train station is in Arram, ten miles away from Hornsea. The station has regular direct routes to Bridlington, Driffield, Hull, Selby and York.

There are plenty of bus routes throughout Hornsea. Hop on the 24 which travels to Hull, or the 25 which has stops in Beverley and local villages.