About Boothferry

Boothferry is a village located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, within the county of England. It lies in the DN14 postcode area, situated near the River Hull. The village is positioned between the towns of Goole and Howden, offering easy access to both local amenities and wider regional transport links. Boothferry has a long history, with evidence of settlement dating back to medieval times, and it retains a sense of community through its local events and village hall. The surrounding countryside features open fields and farmland, typical of the Yorkshire landscape. The village is served by a small number of shops and a pub, contributing to its rural character. Its proximity to the river makes it a popular spot for walking and fishing, and it remains a quiet residential area with a strong local identity.

Local Government

District East Riding of Yorkshire
County North Yorkshire
Ward Snaith, Airmyn, Rawcliffe and Marshland
Constituency Brigg and Goole
Parish Snaith and Cowick
Region Yorkshire and The Humber

Property Prices 7,705 sales

Average Price £223K
£250 £24M
Detached £301K 2,776
Semi £172K 2,235
Terraced £119K 2,177
Flat £106K 154

Nearest Train Stations 6 stations

Howden Train Station 0.5 miles
Goole Train Station 1.8 miles
Saltmarshe Train Station 3.3 miles
Wressle Train Station 3.4 miles
Rawcliffe Train Station 4.1 miles
Eastrington Train Station 4.4 miles

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