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Newland Grove Cottages
Lime Tree Cottage
Lime Tree Cottage is one of two adjoining, stunning barn conversations completed in September 2023. It is located on a working arable farm in the beautiful hamlet of Newland in the East Riding of Yorkshire. With open views of the countryside, copious amounts of wildlife including roe deer, squirrels, rabbits, kites, kestrels and other wild birds can be spotted daily. At various times of the year you can observe the harvesting of crops and the working of the land as it being prepared for the drilling of the next crops.
As well as being rural it is within walking distance of some local amenities. Eastrington village is less than 1 mile up the road. It has a train station, church, shop/deli/café, pub, hairdressers, village hall with children’s play area/skate park as well as a nature reserve with fishing pond. There are golf ranges, horse riding, alpaca walking, leisure centres and more in the local area too.
Lime Tree Cottage It is an ideal base to explore Yorkshire at its finest. It lies north of the B1230 and is situated approx 3 miles (5km) east of Howden.
Howden is a market and minster town with its beautiful Minster dating back to 1228. It has its own train stationwhich has a regular frequency service (approximately hourly each way). All westbound trains call at Selby and then continue to either York (Northern) or London King's Cross (Hull Trains). There is also a limited service to Leeds and Manchester Piccadilly (a.m. peak only). Eastbound there is at least one departure per hour to Hull provided by the various operators that call there and many of these run through to Bridlington.
Howden offers an attractive variety of shops, including charming tea rooms, gift shops, historic coaching inns, bakeries, butchers, deli’s, green grocers, supermarkets, restaurants, hair and beauty salons.
Within an hour you can transport yourself to numerous nearby attractions such as:
• The City of Hull, which was awarded the City of Culture in
2017 . (B1230/A63)
• The stunning market town of Beverley (B1230) and the Cathedral City of
York (A63/A19). Both of which offer an extensive range of shops, restaurants, bars, and fabulous history and architecture.
• The East Yorkshire Coast including the towns of Whitby, Scarborough and Bridlington with their lovely beaches and of course ice cream and fish and chips.
****Our recommendations for places to dine or visit can be found in our guidebook, “A little taste of Yorkshire”
located just under the location map by pressing more info.