Cottages in Filey

Did you know that that Filey is a magical fishing village? That's right, because the magic of the contrasting houses with the stone facades that accompany the quiet beaches is unforgettable! You can find amazing cottages near the city centre with beautiful stone facades that match the cold and ancient atmosphere of the city. A great place to go as a couple or as a family to enjoy this place. Holidu offers you the cottages that are closest to the city centre, so that you are within walking distance of the best tourist attractions.

So close to the beach that you can walk all along the edge and enjoy the view of opulent Victorian estates, Holidu has the best cottages for you to enjoy your holiday as a couple, family or group of friends, you can bring your pets or children and enjoy those beautiful houses with gardens where you can spend the afternoon marvelling at the beauty all around you. Spacious lounges, comfortable bedrooms and open plan kitchens. The decoration is tastefully selected to make you feel at home as soon as you arrive.

In Filey, lovers of tranquillity will find the ideal place to spend a dream holiday. With many pleasurable tourist attractions such as a visit to a museum, like the Filey Museum, which will make you discover things about this town that you never imagined, a walk through one of the natural parks, such as Playdale Farm or Glen Gardens, or a visit to St. Oswald's Church will give you unique experiences that will make you want to return soon to this small English town.

A corner of England where you can enjoy the most beautiful landscapes, but it also has incredible locations where wildlife and human life meet. One of the most recommended places to visit to see various species of birds are its nature reserves, such as Filey Bay where you can see waders such as redshanks, sandpipers and oystercatchers. You'll also find Half Moon Gardens, a fantastic nature park with a terrace of stucco townhouses dating back to the 19th century.

One of Filey's main attractions is its stunning five-mile sandy beach, framed by the headlands of Filey Brigg and Flamborough Head. A peculiarity of this place is that it has no harbour but instead boats are towed onto the beach by tractor. The little ones can also take a pony ride along the seashore.

Filey Bay has 20 metre cliffs made of sandstone and limestone. From here you can see wading birds such as redshanks, sandpipers and oystercatchers. The winds here will ruffle your hair to the point where you'll feel like life is that moment and you'll never want to forget it.

The elegance of these natural spaces combined with mid-19th century stucco townhouses is breathtakingly beautiful. In this park, you can stroll and relax while enjoying the music that is usually played in kiosks along the bay, or sip a coffee while watching the children have fun in a play area just for them.

In the oldest part of Filey, two 17th century cottages house the Filey Museum which was opened to the public in 1971. As a curious fact, there is a plaque on the façade with the inscription "The fear of God be in you". This museum has seven rooms, such as the Victorian Room, which has a picture of Victorian domestic life, including authentic toys, a harmonium and a treadle sewing machine.

South of The Crescent is this 1830s park. It has wildlife areas, golf course, boating lake, children's play area and plenty of places to sit and appreciate the coastal scenery.

The oldest building in town is St. Oswald's Church, some of which dates back to between 1100 and 1400. It has a crenellated bell tower, stained glass windows and medieval stones, as well as the historic stones in the large cemetery.

This distillery founded in 2016 produces Yorkshire's first single malt whisky. All the ingredients are local, and the barley and spring water are even sourced from a family farm. On the tour you can learn about how the whisky is made as well as tasting the maturing malt. Raise your glass and toast for a great time in Filey!