Sunsets over the village and the beach are magical. We are so lucky to live here.
Hidden Hunmanby
Surrounded by breathtaking scenery and beautiful landscapes this bustling village sits on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds, less than 2 miles from the Heritage Coast and half a mile from the center of the village. Hunmanby is a charming village with pubs, cafes, restaurant, takeaways, independent shops
Quite a number of buildings date back to the 17th Century and perhaps the oldest building which still exists (apart from the Parish Church) is the Manor House, once well known as Low Hall Manor, on Sheepdyke Lane.
The early Norman Church of All Saints stands on the main village street. There are some Saxon carvings from around 900 A.D. in the north wall of the Church.
Welcome to Hidden Hunmanby!
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Hull – Brugge – Overnight Ferry
The Hull to Zeebrugge ferry route connects Hull, a city in Yorkshire in the north east of England with Zeebrugge in Belgium which is the port for Bruges,
Hunmanby Railway Station
There is an hourly service to Scarborough and Hull. All trains stop at Hunmanby and most trains to Hull go on to Sheffield.
Piebald Inn
The home of award-winning, ‘Wold-famous’ pie perfection, The Piebald Inn is a warm and welcoming pub on the edge of the bustling village of Hunmanby.
Known far and wide for a highly acclaimed pie menu, on which much-loved classics are joined by tempting recipes not to be found anywhere else.
Wrangham House
Wrangham House, a unique Georgian country house in the pretty village of Hunmanby.
A stunning restaurant, a warm and cosy well-stocked bar and a delightful lounge. Their goal is to welcome guests into a home from home atmosphere.
A Michelin trained chef takes great pride in his menus, using fresh, local produce whenever possible. He has a natural talent for cooking and his signature dishes are loved by all.
Hunmanby Village
Just south of Scarborough, but north of Bridlington, on the Yorkshire Wolds and looking out to sea is the charming and vibrant village of Hunmanby.
The name actually means Farmstead of the Houndsmen, and was the preferred residence of many knights of the area in times gone by.
You can find their names and their coats of arms in the church of All Saints.
Hunmanby Community Centre
The ideal venue for meetings, lectures, parties, sales, weddings, dances and more!
Rosedale Fisheries
Rosedale Fishing is a six acre mature lake set in idyllic surroundings situated just 2.5 miles from the East Coast resort of Filey, North Yorkshire