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Walk through the front door into your open-plan living space where you can enjoy a meal sitting at a large dining table complete with bench seating and wicker back chairs.

Cosy up on the soft leather sofa and continue watching your box set or latest blockbuster film on the 55’’ Smart TV with soundbar.

The cook will be pleased with their modern well-equipped kitchen with high-end appliances, enabling you to conjure up a home-cooked breakfast, light lunch or evening meal.

The patio doors open out into a private furnished courtyard garden, with seasonal pots where you can enjoy a coffee, read a book or sip a glass of wine or two!

Your modern bathroom gives you a choice of bath or shower and a supply of soft fluffy towels.

For your evening’s rest, the bedroom is decorated in dark contemporary green for a relaxed atmosphere with its mirrored sliding wardrobes, the king size Feather & Black bed with a choice of pillows is ideal for snuggling down and continuing with your box sets or blockbuster on the 43’’ wall mounted TV.

All in all, a perfect haven to retreat to after a busy day discovering East Yorkshire and its surroundings.

No. 37, is situated in the heart of Beverley on a well-regarded residential street overlooking a pretty square and 2 minutes from Beverley railway station.

Step out of your front door and you are minutes away from the town centre, with a variety of independent and high street retailers, coffee houses, local delis as well as M & S Simply Food.

Beverley’s market is held every Saturday, with plenty of fresh local produce on offer and plays host to seasonal fairs and food festivals. 

Restaurants in Beverley: everything from the best fine dining experience, contemporary Japanese, and Tapas to everyone’s favourite gastro-pub classic.

Explore the old public houses, The White Horse (aka Nelly’s), The Monks Walk and The Sun Inn… the town’s oldest pub dating back to 1530.

Take a picnic to the Westwood, home to the Beverley Race’s or explore the history of the town with its remaining town gate The North Bar and Beverley Minster.

Venture further afield, visit the coastal towns of Scarborough, Robins Hood Bay and Whitby famous for its ruined Gothic Whitby Abbey which was Bram Stoker’s inspiration for “Dracula”.