North Ferriby & Swanland

North Ferriby and Swanland are neighbouring villages in the East Riding of Yorkshire, situated near the Humber Estuary. North Ferriby is known for its historic railway station and proximity to the Humber Bridge, offering easy access to Hull and beyond. The village has a mix of residential areas and green spaces, including the nearby Humber Bridge Country Park. Swanland, slightly inland, features a more rural character with rolling fields and woodland. Both villages have local amenities, including shops, pubs, and schools, catering to residents' daily needs.

The area is well-connected by road and rail, with North Ferriby’s station providing regular services to Hull and Leeds. Swanland’s elevated position offers views of the surrounding countryside, while North Ferriby’s riverside location provides walking routes along the estuary. The villages maintain a quiet, community-focused atmosphere, with events and activities organised by local groups. Their proximity to larger towns and cities makes them popular for commuters seeking a balance between rural and urban living.