NUMBER ONE Beverley

A warm welcome awaits you in this interesting family house, situated in a conservation area just a few moments from Beverley's charming historic market town centre. We offer delicious home cooking and our guests are welcome to bring their own wine. Guests can enjoy breakfast and dinner in our library dining room and relax or watch television in our comfortable sitting room. The house is full of character with interesting decor, many pictures, books, log fires and a lovely garden.Our 3 guest rooms have central heating, tea and coffee making facilities and wash hand basins. One room is ensuite. We can offer a combination of single, twin and double rooms. We have some off street parking. We have a 3 Star Rating with enjoy England.com and were finalists in the Real Yorkshire Tourism Awards 'Real Yorkshire Breakfast'. We have a Breakfast Award with enjoy England.com (see menu on the Gallery page). There are three cycles plus crash helmets for hire.By prior arrangement we can accept check-in outside the stated hours. Dinner £17 per person (all diets catered for) Light suppers and packed lunches available Homemade jams and marmalades for saleBEVERLEY is the capital of the East Riding of Yorkshire. There are many fine buildings in the town which is dominated by the magnificent Minster and St Mary's Church, both of which date back to medieval times as does the Friary. Other attractions include Beverley Treasure House, Art Gallery and Museum as well as the Beverley Racecourse. There are two trails to follow in the town, one following the Medieval Guilds and Crafts, the other celebrating the famous artist Fred Elwell and his wife Mary. Replicas of their beautiful paintings can be seen on buildings in the town by following the Fred and Mary trail. It is the general ambience of the town, however, which is the chief attraction. The Westwood affords a pleasant evening stroll and a fine view of the town.BEVERLEY is a centre from which many good places can be visited. In HULL you will find an excellent museum quarter which includes:- Ferens Art Gallery, the Town Dock Museum, the Streetlife Museum, the Hull and East Riding Museum, Wilberforce House, the Arctic Corsair, the Hull Maritime Museum, Maister House, Trinity House and The Deep, an icon of Hull, which is one of the largest aquariums in the world.In the surrounding area can be found The Humber Bridge, Burton Agnes Hall, Burton Constable Hall, Burnby Hall Gardens, Skidby Windmill, Sewerby Hall, Bridlington Harbour, Sledmere House, Bempton Cliffs (RSPB), Hornsea Mere, Hornsea Museum of Village Life, Castle Howard, York, Lincoln, Howden and the North Yorkshire Moors. It is a good centre for exploring The Wolds (so loved by David Hockney) either by walking The Wolds Way or by cycling through them on the Big Sky Bike Ride (circular day rides on quiet roads and country lanes).

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Address: NUMBER ONE 1 WOODLANDS BEVERLEY East-Riding-of-Yorkshire HU17 8BT

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Directions

From M62 junction 38 take B1230 through North Cave and Walkington to Beverley Westwood. Over cattle grid onto Westwood. Turn left opposite golf club down tree lined road into Westwood Road. Pass Woolpack pub on right, next Left into St Mary's Terrace, our house is at the end facing you.From York on 1079 at roundabout after Bishop Burton take last exit onto Killing Woldgraves Lane. 2 miles to Traffic lights, turn left. Over cattle grid onto Westwood. Turn left opposite golf club down tree lined road into Westwood Road. Pass Woolpack pub on right, next left into St Mary's Terrace, our house is at the end facing you.From Malton enter Beverley on the A164 and follow it along the New Walkergate to the junction with Lairgate, continue straight across onto Champney Road. Turn right at the next cross roads onto The Leases and Albert Terrace. Continue straight ahead to us, crossing into St Mary's Terrace at Westwood Road. The house is facing you at the end.From Hull and Humber Bridge A164 to Beverley. This changes into Victoria Road, then Queensgate. Go straight over mini roundabouts, then immediately left into The Leases. Continue straight ahead to us, crossing into St Mary's Terrace at Westwood Road. The house is facing you at the end.