Village Farm currently operates as a highly successful bed and breakfast enterprise. The current owners acquired the property some 4 years ago and set about transforming both the inside and outside with great flair and skill. Former cow byres were converted to form three high quality letting bedrooms each with its own en-suite bathroom; another building was transformed to create a breakfast room and commercial kitchen; there is still planning consent for a fourth unit on the southern side of the courtyard. The farmhouse itself consists of a two storey period residence with adjoining barn, offering attractive accommodation briefly comprising: front porch, living room, dining room, farmhouse kitchen, utility, shower room, office, sitting room, first floor landing, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Central heating is oil fired within the farmhouse and the letting rooms have electric underfloor heating. The letting rooms are superbly appointed and have been awarded a 4 star Tourist Board and Silver Award rating and featured in Alastair Sawday's Guide, The Guardian, Coast Magazine and Country Living Magazine.

There is plenty of space to park within the courtyard and there are attractive gardens, located predominantly to the front and side which are of a good size and have been attractively planted with shrubs and plants, to provide privacy. There are a number of additional outbuildings which provide useful storage.

Skipsea is an historic rural village which enjoys excellent access to wonderful North Sea beaches. The village benefits from a post office, shop, primary school and church; there is good access to Bridlington (9 miles), Beverley (15 miles) and Driffield (11 miles). Village Farm is located on Back Street, opposite to the village pub.