Portfolio of 14 Vacant Residential Properties located in Bridlington and Scarborough
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Mixed use property for sale
Key features
- Comprising 11 former hotels, 2 former residential care homes, and 1 refurbished former public house
- All properties are freehold
- All properties are offered vacant
- Excellent scope for conversion to licensed HMO use or separate self-contained apartments
- Refurbishment of several properties has commenced
- The region currently has one of the strongest housing markets within the UK, with prices up +4.5% annually
- Properties are concentrated in central locations within walking distance of the respective town centres
- Locations have excellent road and rail links
- Bridlington and Scarborough are consistently ranked among the UK's most visited coastal destinations
- Seeking all expressions of interest
Description
An opportunity to acquire a substantial portfolio of 14 vacant residential properties with potential, located in Bridlington and Scarborough within the East Riding and North Yorkshire.
LOCATION
Located on the East Riding and North Yorkshire coastlines, Bridlington and Scarborough are two established seaside towns offering a mix of traditional character and ongoing regeneration. Both have well-developed tourism economies and are increasingly recognised for their suitability for residential and hospitality investment.
BRIDLINGTON
Bridlington is known for its expansive beaches, working harbour and strong visitor base, attracting millions of tourists each year to its seafront and events. The town also holds the distinction of being Europe's largest lobster port, landing more than 300 tonnes annually, and supports a steady local economy built around fishing, tourism and light industry.
SCARBOROUGH
Scarborough serves as the region's principal coastal centre and remains one of the UK's oldest and most visited seaside resorts. The town benefits from a diverse local economy spanning education, healthcare, and tourism, hosting major attractions such as the Scarborough Open Air Theatre, Spa Complex and an active year-round cultural programme. Footfall across its town centre and seafront continues to show growth, reflecting a resilient and active local economy.
Together, these towns form a key part of the regional coastline, offering a balance of tourism, affordability and community stability. Both conurbations are supported by established infrastructure, reliable public transport, and a growing mix of independent retail, hospitality and service-sector operators.
CONNECTIVITY
Bridlington and Scarborough both benefit from direct rail links to Hull, York and Leeds, connecting to London King's Cross in under three hours. The A165 coastal route provides strong road access between the two towns and onwards to Hull, Beverley and York. Humberside and Leeds Bradford Airports offer nearby domestic and international services, supporting both resident and visitor travel.
INVESTMENT CONTEXT
Demand for accommodation across both towns remains consistent, supported by the popularity of the domestic tourism market, which has seen sustained growth in recent years. The combination of visitor demand and a need for high-quality local housing supports a range of potential uses for the properties, including conversion to apartments or HMOs, or continuation of existing guesthouse and B&B operations. The housing stock, typically Victorian and early 20th century terraced and semi-detached properties, lends itself to reconfiguration and modernisation for flexible residential or serviced accommodation use.
Ongoing regeneration programmes, steady population growth and established visitor economies position Bridlington and Scarborough as two of the most stable and proven locations on the Yorkshire Coast for residential and leisure investment.
See full brochure attached for details on the individual assets.
LOCATION
Located on the East Riding and North Yorkshire coastlines, Bridlington and Scarborough are two established seaside towns offering a mix of traditional character and ongoing regeneration. Both have well-developed tourism economies and are increasingly recognised for their suitability for residential and hospitality investment.
BRIDLINGTON
Bridlington is known for its expansive beaches, working harbour and strong visitor base, attracting millions of tourists each year to its seafront and events. The town also holds the distinction of being Europe's largest lobster port, landing more than 300 tonnes annually, and supports a steady local economy built around fishing, tourism and light industry.
SCARBOROUGH
Scarborough serves as the region's principal coastal centre and remains one of the UK's oldest and most visited seaside resorts. The town benefits from a diverse local economy spanning education, healthcare, and tourism, hosting major attractions such as the Scarborough Open Air Theatre, Spa Complex and an active year-round cultural programme. Footfall across its town centre and seafront continues to show growth, reflecting a resilient and active local economy.
Together, these towns form a key part of the regional coastline, offering a balance of tourism, affordability and community stability. Both conurbations are supported by established infrastructure, reliable public transport, and a growing mix of independent retail, hospitality and service-sector operators.
CONNECTIVITY
Bridlington and Scarborough both benefit from direct rail links to Hull, York and Leeds, connecting to London King's Cross in under three hours. The A165 coastal route provides strong road access between the two towns and onwards to Hull, Beverley and York. Humberside and Leeds Bradford Airports offer nearby domestic and international services, supporting both resident and visitor travel.
INVESTMENT CONTEXT
Demand for accommodation across both towns remains consistent, supported by the popularity of the domestic tourism market, which has seen sustained growth in recent years. The combination of visitor demand and a need for high-quality local housing supports a range of potential uses for the properties, including conversion to apartments or HMOs, or continuation of existing guesthouse and B&B operations. The housing stock, typically Victorian and early 20th century terraced and semi-detached properties, lends itself to reconfiguration and modernisation for flexible residential or serviced accommodation use.
Ongoing regeneration programmes, steady population growth and established visitor economies position Bridlington and Scarborough as two of the most stable and proven locations on the Yorkshire Coast for residential and leisure investment.
See full brochure attached for details on the individual assets.
Brochures
Portfolio of 14 Vacant Residential Properties located in Bridlington and Scarborough
NEAREST STATIONS
Distances are straight line measurements from the centre of the postcode- Bridlington Station0.5 miles
- Bempton Station2.9 miles
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