Home in Bishop Burton

Willow Cottage is Grade II listed and has stood on the village green for over 250 years, and has recently been awarded AA **** . Willow (left) and Rose Cottage (right) adjoin and are built into the deer park wall of the now demolished High Hall. Behind the wall, the cottage has a private garden with a field beyond. Immediately outside the front door is one of two village greens, with a duck pond. Bishop Burton is a small village in East Yorkshire and has an hourly bus service to York and Hull. The space The downstairs has been extended at the back to make a new fully equipped kitchen, which leads off the sitting room with dining area. The kitchen has a barn door which leads directly into the south west facing garden. The staircase is behind a door and leads upstairs to two bedrooms, one with a double bed and one with two full size double beds with storage underneath. The bathroom has a roll top bath, with shower head, though as the ceiling slopes a bath must be taken, not a shower. There is also a washbasin and toilet. Downstairs in the converted outhouse/laundry there is also a toilet. There is a gas combi boiler for hot water and central heating, and the sitting area has a large Jotul wood burning stove. Logs are provided. The garden has a paved area for eating outside, with table that comfortably seats six. There are also garden benches to sit on to enjoy the garden and wildlife. Guest access All parts of the cottage are available to guests. Enjoy! Other things to note The WiFi in the village has recently been updated and is fast and reliable. The TV has an Amazon fire stick so you can access your account if required. There is also a selection of DVDs and a DVD player, plus books, toys and games. The village has one small shop/post office with restricted hours of opening. Large Supermarkets are two miles away in Beverley. The church dates back to the 12th century and there is one pub, which is less than 100 metres ‘ along the wall ‘ to the left! The village is small and surrounded by farmland, so plenty of rural walks. For the more serious walkers, the cottage has guidebooks and maps. The nearest coast is Hornsea, 16 miles and less than half an hour’s drive. The cottage is walking distance from Bishop Burton College.