Winestead

Winestead is a small village and civil parish located in the East Riding of Yorkshire, England. Situated approximately 3 miles northeast of Hedon, the village lies in a rural setting. Historically, Winestead was part of the Holderness wapentake. The parish church, St John the Evangelist, is a Grade II listed building, with parts dating back to the 12th century.

The area surrounding Winestead is predominantly agricultural, reflecting the broader landscape of the Holderness peninsula. The village itself is characterized by a small cluster of residential properties and a few farms. While it lacks significant modern development, its historical roots are evident in its architecture and the layout of the community.

In terms of amenities, Winestead is a quiet residential area. Local services are generally found in nearby larger towns such as Hedon or Withernsea. The parish council serves the local administrative needs of the community. The population of Winestead is small, contributing to its tranquil atmosphere. The nearest railway station is in Hull, with bus services connecting the village to surrounding areas. The environment around Winestead is typical of the East Yorkshire coast, with open fields and a generally flat terrain.