About Rudston

Rudston is a small village located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. It is situated near the A614 road, making it easily accessible for visitors. The village is known for its notable landmark, the Rudston Monolith, which is a large standing stone believed to be one of the tallest in Britain. This ancient stone is thought to date back to the Neolithic period and is of significant archaeological interest. The village features a few local amenities, including a church and a primary school, which serve the local community. Surrounding Rudston are fields and countryside typical of the Yorkshire landscape, providing a pleasant backdrop for walks and outdoor activities. The postcode area for Rudston is YO25, which includes nearby villages and rural areas, contributing to the overall character of this part of East Yorkshire.

Local Government

District East Riding of Yorkshire
County North Yorkshire
Ward Driffield and Rural
Constituency East Yorkshire
Parish Kirkburn
Region Yorkshire and The Humber

Property Prices 6,729 sales

Average Price £252K
£3K £10.46M
Detached £307K 2,605
Semi £180K 2,214
Terraced £146K 1,296
Flat £91K 213

Nearest Train Stations 5 stations

Bridlington Train Station 5.2 miles
Hunmanby Train Station 5.7 miles
Bempton Train Station 6.5 miles
Hutton Cranswick Train Station 7.2 miles
Filey Train Station 8.3 miles

Location

Notable & Famous People from Rudston 1 people

Winifred Holtby
Writer
British writer (1898–1935)