Eastfield

Civil Parish in Yorkshire Scarborough

England

Eastfield

Cayton, Methodist church The benchmark is cut into the stone course, and is partially hidden by the shrubbery. — Cayton, Methodist church Credit: Mel Towler

Eastfield is a civil parish located in the county of Yorkshire, England. Situated in the borough of Scarborough, it is a small community with a population of approximately 5,000 residents. Eastfield is conveniently located just a few miles away from the popular seaside town of Scarborough, making it an attractive residential area for those seeking a quieter lifestyle while still having easy access to amenities and attractions.

The parish is primarily residential, consisting of a mix of housing types including detached houses, semi-detached houses, and some apartment complexes. There are also a number of green spaces and parks scattered throughout the area, providing residents with opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation.

Eastfield benefits from excellent transport links, with the A64 road passing nearby and providing easy access to the neighboring towns and cities. The nearby Scarborough railway station offers regular train services to major cities such as York and Leeds, further enhancing the area's connectivity.

Residents of Eastfield have access to a range of amenities, including several schools, a supermarket, local shops, and a community center. For leisure and recreation, there are numerous sports facilities, including a leisure center with a swimming pool and a golf course.

Overall, Eastfield offers a pleasant and convenient place to live, with its proximity to Scarborough's amenities and attractions, good transport links, and a range of local facilities. Its residential nature and green spaces make it an appealing option for those seeking a peaceful and family-friendly community in the heart of Yorkshire.

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Eastfield Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 54.245697/-0.39991 or Grid Reference TA0484. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

Cayton, Methodist church

The benchmark is cut into the stone course, and is partially hidden by the shrubbery.

Mel Towler

Fishing, The Mere, Scarborough

Day 121: Olympus MJU 780 digital camera. 1/200 sec. f/3.3, 6.4 mm. ISO 80.

JThomas

Houses on Filey Road

One house has set out a substantial range of home products for sale. Filey Road is closed a short distance south of this point, although still allowing free passage for cycles.

Oliver Dixon

Filey Road, Osgodby

Filey Road is closed a short distance south of this point, although still allowing free passage for cycles.

Oliver Dixon

Cleveland Way at Frank Cliff

The National Trail works its way between the wooded clifftop and the fields.

Oliver Dixon

Houses at junction of Osgodby Lane and Filey Road

Oliver Dixon

A peep inside Knipe Point

From 1933 to 1974 Knipe Point was a holiday camp for NALGO members. From 1985 onwards it was redeveloped as a residential community with a mixture of permanent and holiday homes. This view was taken through an emergency gate on the north side of the estate.

Oliver Dixon

Cleveland Way at Tenants' Cliff

The National Trail descends through Cayton Woods by a series of precipitous flights of steps.

Oliver Dixon

Path repairs at Tenants' Cliff

Two workers enjoying their lunch break whilst working on maintenance of the precipitous path down to Cayton Bay.

Oliver Dixon

Bend on the Cleveland Way above Osgodby Point

The OS map depicts this as a path junction, but the precipitous path down to the north end of Cayton Bay has obviously been closed for safety reasons.

Oliver Dixon