Hotham is a beautiful little village of approximately 100 houses situated in the East Riding of Yorkshire. It's name is derived from the Hotham family who owned the lands for many centuries, their ancestors coming over with William the Conqueror in 1066. The manor of Hode (Hotham) is listed in the Domesday Book.

The village is quiet with very little traffic, but only five minutes from a motorway allowing quick access to other cities and airports.

It is a short drive to the medieval city of York, with its medieval city walls and cobbled streets and one of the finest example of medieval gothic architecture in the world - York Minster.

Nearby are the medieval town of Beverley, the port of Hull and various nature reserves with a wealth of sea birds which migrate to the lands around the Humber estuary.

Click on the links to the rlght for details of the home to exchange or a map of the location.