The Blue House

Experience beachside luxury at this exquisite holiday home in Bridlington. This stunning coastal apartment features two inviting bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a cosy living room with enchanting sea views, all just moments from the beach.

The décor is both stylish and thoughtfully curated, embodying a modern rustic aesthetic that pays homage to its nautical surroundings. Positioned directly across from North Bay, with breath-taking sea views, and only a short stroll from North Bay Beach and Promenade, this location is truly a haven by the sea. Ideal for leisurely walks, family adventures, group gatherings, or simply unwinding by the shore.

The Blue House also includes one allocated parking space for your convenience and welcomes 1 dog.

The space

The Blue House is a charming first-floor apartment ideally situated with stunning views over Bridlington’s North Bay. Upon entering through a communal entrance, you will ascend a single flight of stairs to reach the apartment. This inviting space, all located on one level, serves as the perfect seaside retreat.

The lounge boasts exquisite views across the bay, featuring comfortable sofas and a dining area thoughtfully positioned to take advantage of the scenery. The well-equipped kitchen includes everything you need for a delightful stay, such as a washer/dryer, fridge/freezer, oven, hob, microwave, and a coffee machine for that essential morning brew.

Both bedrooms are bright and spacious, with one furnished with a double bed and the other with bunk beds. The family bathroom includes a generous shower, sink, and toilet.

An allocated parking space is available for the duration of your stay. We are also pleased to welcome dogs, with a maximum of  ONE  allowed.

Sorry no cats or other animals permitted. 

The local area

Bridlington North Beach stands out as one of the premier destinations along the East Yorkshire coast, and it’s easy to see why! With its inviting golden sands and charming promenade, it offers an ideal setting for families and couples seeking a quintessential British seaside experience.

The beach extends from the iconic Bridlington Harbour to the striking cliffs of Sewerby. Its stunning natural beauty, coupled with exceptional facilities and a commitment to cleanliness, has earned it numerous prestigious accolades, including the Seaside Award, recognising the finest beaches in England, as well as the Keep Britain Tidy Award.

North Beach is one of two award-winning beaches that stretch from Bridlington’s harbour, the other being Bridlington South Beach.

Surrounding Bridlington North Beach is a beautifully restored Edwardian promenade, perfect for a stroll. This delightful pathway is lined with inviting cafés, ice cream parlours, and unique gift shops, making it an excellent spot to unwind and soak in the breath-taking sea views. Ample seating is available, and the promenade is predominantly wheelchair accessible, featuring ramps and beach wheelchairs that can be rented.

In addition to the beach, there are numerous attractions to discover in the vicinity. Just a short ride or walk away is Sewerby Hall and Gardens, a stunning Georgian estate that boasts meticulously maintained gardens, a zoo, and captivating historical exhibits.

At the southern end of North Beach, the fun fair awaits families with its array of classic rides such as bumper cars, carousels, and mini roller coasters, ensuring endless enjoyment. Stalls offering sweets, toys, and traditional seaside treats enhance the nostalgic atmosphere.

Regardless of the weather, the amusement arcades along the North Promenade are always lively. Inside, visitors can enjoy a variety of games, from retro penny pushers and claw machines to modern VR experiences and air hockey tables, providing a wonderful way to pass the time.

Additionally, Bridlington Harbour offers opportunities for boat trips and the chance to savour fresh seafood at one of the many delightful harbour-side restaurants and kiosks.

One of the most enjoyable ways to explore the area is by taking a ride on the Bridlington Land Train. This whimsical train travels along the North Promenade, connecting the beach to Sewerby Hall and Gardens. It provides a fun and scenic mode of transportation, particularly for families with young children or those who prefer not to walk long distances. The train offers breath-taking views of the coastline and is wheelchair accessible (manual wheelchairs only). It’s also pet-friendly, making it a great option for families travelling with dogs!

With many local attractions to enjoy on your doorstep, to include:

• Largest Lobster Port in Europe: The town lands over 300 tonnes of shellfish annually, a cornerstone of its fishing industry.
• Historic Harbour & Beaches: A bustling, historic harbour serves as the town’s heart, flanked by popular North and South beaches.
• RSPB Bempton Cliffs: Located nearby, this is famous for hosting 200,000 seabirds, including puffins and gannets, in the spring and summer
• Bridlington Spa: A top entertainment venue hosting major music acts and comedians.
• Cultural & Historic Sites: Key attractions include the 900-year-old Priory Church, the Bayle Museum, and the nearby Sewerby Hall and Gardens.
• Famous Connections: Artist David Hockney famously lived and painted in the town, and it is known for having the “World’s Loudest Town Crier”.
• “Domino Hooliganism”: Bridlington is jokingly known for being home to Britain’s only case of “Domino Hooliganism,” hosting the National Domino Championship