Apartment holiday rentals in Scunthorpe

Charming flat in lovely rural location

Entire private flat with own entrance set in the picturesque village of Laneham with lots of local attractions. Ideal for small families and couples looking for a countryside break or for work trips being reasonably close to Lincoln, Newark and Retford. The openplan living space and kitchen has everything that you need and the bedroom has plenty of storage and a nice comfortable bed. The flat is the second floor of an old barn in a village with a brewery, pubs and nice walks along the Trent.

Private Annex in Peaceful Courtyard

Our comfortable and inviting annex is sited over a converted 200 year old barn and situated in the quiet courtyard of Rose Cottage. This one bedroom accommodation has central heating, a kitchen complete with modern appliances, a separate lounge area with a Smart TV. DVD player (with a selection of DVDs) and free WiFi. The double bedroom has a multi-award winning Emma Original mattress, a Smart TV and en suite bathroom with toilet, wash basin and shower complete with toiletries and towels.

Everything but the Girl @ Number Seven

Close to Pearson Park in the tree lined avenues which form the heart of Hull's out of town restaurant area, Number Seven offers comfort, flexibility, a sprinkling of design flair and an incredibly quiet nights rest being tucked away from the madding crowd with access via a private road, reserved parking and an outdoor area. I'm a solo host with a small micro business so expect an attentive host who prides themselves on high standards to make you feel truly welcome and well looked after

The Apple Chamber Self Contained Apartment

‘The Apple Chamber’ is a two-bed apartment (double bed and sofa bed) in a delightful 16th century Grade 2 listed farmhouse, situated in the semi-rural village of Hatfield Woodhouse.   In years gone by, the Apple Chamber was the farm’s servant’s quarters as well as being used to store fruit through winter, which is where the name originates. It has now undergone an extensive refurbishment programme to provide modern self-contained accommodation with plenty of character.  

Carnegie Library: Bronte Apartment

Carnegie Library, built in 1906 and continued as a library up until 1970s. This apartment was the reading room. Beautiful original large arched windows bring natural light to the place. It is an unusual layout with mezzanine floor for the bedroom and a little nook area for the sofa bed. Separate bathroom with shower etc. Please note you are coming to an ex mining village so while Swinton it's self is not a holiday area , it is central to many interesting places around.

The Cobbles, Howden (Apartment)

Beautifully appointed luxury apartment above award winning wine merchant and delicatessen in pretty historic market town of Howden. It is the perfect alternative to a Hotel offering freedom and greater space. Great base for visiting York/Leeds/Hull all within a 25-40 minute drive. Train Station - London KX 2 hours. Centrally located among a good selection of shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs. Secure free parking on site for 1 vehicle

Brand new ground floor city centre apartment

Newly converted ground floor apartment, within a grade 2 listed building at the end of historic Land Of Green Ginger street. Within walking distance of the train station and located right in the heart of the Old town. A free parking space a short walk away on high street is included, or on street parking at the front of the building is free between the hours of 6pm and 8.30am ( metered at other times).

Beautiful - 1 bed studio apt./free parking.

Self contanied first floor spacious apartment, above a stand alone double garage, with private and secure parking (dry garage parking for motorbikes). Full access to large contained garden, with seating and outdoor bar etc. Extremely central location to the historic town of Epworth, with multiple amenties, all in walking distance.

Modern apartment on the Brayford waterfront

Modern apartment situated in the centre of lincoln on the popular river front known as the brayford. Within minutes walk of Lincoln railway station, the cultural quarter and the high street. Directly opposite on the brayford you will find numerous restaurants and bars and there is a convenience store at the end of the road.