Rosewood Cottage - 2 Bedroom Holiday Cottage - sleeps 4

1 well behaved pet stays free
Sorry not suitable for children under 10


Resting within the delightful coastal village of Flamborough, on the East Coast of Yorkshire, is  Rosewood Cottage.
10 minutes walk to the heart of the village. Sleeps up to 4
Fully enclosed garden
Fabulous walks at 8-mile Flamborough head which offers scenic walks and impressive views, as well as the fascinating 14th-century ruins of Flamborough Castle for any budding historians in your party.
Take your pick from the fabulous selection of beaches surrounding your holiday home, including the pebbled Danes Dyke Beach, Selwick Bay and the beautiful sands of North Landing, where you can beachcomb the shores, hunt for fossils or wallow in your favourite book

๐Ÿš— Off-road parking is available at the front, for one car ๐Ÿš—

⋆˚๐Ÿพ˖° Fully secure garden for the furry family member ⋆˚๐Ÿพ˖°

๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ‘€๐Ÿ—๐Ÿ–Garden / Patio with BBQ ๐Ÿ”ฅ๐Ÿ‘€๐Ÿ—๐Ÿ–

๐Ÿป Pub/shops < 1 mile ๐Ÿป

๐Ÿงบ Washing machine ๐Ÿงบ

Dishwasher 

๐ŸŒ Broadband / WiFi ๐ŸŒ



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Maria - Dec 2025

Thank you so much for your hospitality - we have had such a lovely stay!
The house is fantastic and there isn’t anything more we needed for such a fabulous time.

Thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Rosewood Cottage. The place was spotlessly clean, with everything you need for your stay - it is comfortable, relaxing and homely. The area is brimming with outstanding and beautiful scenery, fabulous walks, with countless places to visit that are within easy reach by car. Alison is an exceptional host and we would highly recommend a stay here.
M x

Some of our favourite trips out

 

What is the Drinking Dinosaur?

The Drinking Dinosaur is a rock formation located along the cliffs of Flamborough Head. The name might sound playful, but when you see it for yourself, you'll immediately understand why it's so aptly named. From a certain angle, the shape of the rocks appears to resemble a dinosaur with its head bent down, as though drinking from the sea below. It’s a wonderful example of how nature can spark creativity, as the rocks have worn down over time to create a visual that really does look like a dinosaur!

A must for visitors, photographers, and nature lovers.