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Attractions near East Farm Country Cottages
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This is a list of the attractions near this property that are featured on AboutBritain.com
It is not intended to be an exhaustive list of all attractions near this property.
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Scarborough Sea Life and Marine Sanctuary
(2 Miles)*
Crabs and their many clawed cousins are like marvellous machines, the armoured division of the marine world. |
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Scarborough Art Gallery
(3 Miles)*
Paintings donated by local hotelier Tom Laughton form the core of Scarborough Borough's fine art collection. |
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Scarborough Castle
(3 Miles)*
Castle Hill headland was an excellent choice for building a fortification. The 300-foot high cliffs drop away on three sides of the promontory to North Bay and the harbour below. |
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Roseberry Topping
(7 Miles)*
Few National Trust sites have such a delightful-sounding name as Roseberry Topping. This small mountain on the North Yorkshire Moors shares its name with the nearby village of Newton-under-Roseberry. |
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Filey Museum
(9 Miles)*
The Museum building was originally two single storey cottages and is the oldest domestic building in Filey, 1696 being the date above the doors. |
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The Walled Garden at Scampston
(12 Miles)*
Scampston is among the best examples of the English Country House, combining fine architecture with a wealth of art treasures in a beautiful parkland setting in Yorkshire. |
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North Yorkshire Moors Railway
(12 Miles)*
The 24 mile North Yorkshire Moors Railway runs through the beautiful North York Moors National Park, between the market town of Picering through to Whitby. |
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Beck Isle Museum of Rural Life
(12 Miles)*
An extensive museum containing a magnificent assortment of items curious, mysterious, marvellous and common place from the last 200 years. |
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Captain Cook Memorial Museum
(14 Miles)*
In Whitby's narrow, winding Grape Lane close by the busy Harbour, stood the handsome house of 18th century Quaker shipowner John Walker and his family - and - in the attic, his 'other family' of seventeen apprentices, lodging there. |
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Whitby Abbey
(14 Miles)*
Best known as the setting for Bram Stoker's novel Dracula, the impressive ruins of Whitby Abbey were once the home of a Saxon saint. |
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Towns near East Farm Country Cottages
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Hackness
(1 Mile)*
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Scarborough
(3 Miles)*
Scarborough is Englands oldest holiday resort, and is situated on the north East Coast in the county of Yorkshire. |
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Brompton
(6 Miles)*
The delightful village of Brompton is situated 8 miles from Scarborough. A small village on the A170 you could easily drive by without realising the full beauty that lies just off this main road. |
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Ravenscar
(7 Miles)*
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Gristhorpe
(8 Miles)*
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Filey
(9 Miles)*
Filey is a small seaside resort seven miles south east of Scarborough on the North Yorkshire coast. |
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Hunmanby
(10 Miles)*
The historic village of Hunmanby lies three miles inland from the seaside town of Filey. Positioned between Bridlington and Scarborough. |
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Thornton-le-Dale
(10 Miles)*
Thornton-le-Dale, sometimes referred to as Thornton Dale, is a delightful parish of 2,000 residents in North Yorkshire. This idyllic village is centred on the village green with its traditional market cross and old stocks. |
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Goathland
(11 Miles)*
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Pickering
(12 Miles)*
Pickering is a small market town on the southern edge of the North York Moors National Park, overlooking the Vale of Pickering. |
