Resting in a quiet suburban area in the seaside town of Filey is this cosy detached bungalow, Arbour Retreat.

Well-suited for couples or a small family, Arbour Retreat is ideally placed for enjoying a traditional seaside holiday in this unspoilt part of North Yorkshire.

Small but perfectly formed, the bungalow has a compact kitchen and a snug sitting room with Smart TV and electric fire – perfect for those film nights on the sofa.

Choose from a double and a twin room to rest your head at the end of each day of adventure, the perfect layout for a family of four, both bright and airy bedrooms are wonderful for catching up with your rest in between fun-filled days out.

Outside, the enclosed rear garden is where you can sit and enjoy a morning coffee before heading off to view the local sights for the day.

A scenic stroll brings you to the hustle and bustle of this fishing town, with independent shops, tempting tea rooms and a selection of quality restaurants.

Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the promenade with its vibrantly coloured beach huts or build sandcastles on the magnificent, long sandy beach.

Be sure to visit the RSPB Reserve at Bempton Cliffs, just a short drive from Filey, where you can observe puffins, kittiwakes and gannets in their natural habitat - perfect for a family day out.

A little further is the larger resort of Scarborough, or inland, there is the picturesque rolling countryside of the Yorkshire Wolds and North York Moors to explore.

Make Arbour Retreat your next seaside holiday base.

Arbour Retreat is a detached bungalow located in the traditional seaside resort of Filey in North Yorkshire. Hosting two bedrooms, including a double and twin, plus a bathroom, this cottage can sleep up to four guests. There is also a sitting room with dining area and an electric fire. To the outside is an enclosed lawned garden with secure bike storage and off-road parking for one car. Arbour Retreat promises a memorable getaway to this fine part of Yorkshire. Friday arrivals only, for any other arrival day , please call Sykes