A charming rural village in North Lincolnshire, East Halton offers a peaceful escape surrounded by countryside and the scenic Humber Estuary.

Local Highlights & Amenities

•  The Black Bull Pub (5 mins walk) – A friendly village pub serving great food and drinks.

• Convenience Store (5 mins walk) – Perfect for picking up essentials and snacks.

• Cycling & Walking Routes – Enjoy scenic trails through quiet country lanes.

• East Halton Skitter – A tranquil estuary spot, ideal for birdwatching.

• Nearby Towns – Easy access to Immingham, Grimsby, and the Lincolnshire Wolds.

A Warm & Welcoming Community

Whether you’re visiting for a countryside retreat, a cycling trip, or just passing through, East Halton offers a mix of rural charm, history, and modern conveniences.

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St. Peter’s Church: A testament to medieval architecture, this Grade II* listed building stands as a beacon of the village’s historical roots. Its enduring structure offers a glimpse into the area’s ecclesiastical past.

East Halton Skitter Sluice: Located where East Halton Beck meets the Humber Estuary, this sluice gate is not only a functional piece of engineering but also a point of interest for those keen on local water management history.

Elsham Hall Gardens and Country Park: A short drive away, this 17th-century country house is surrounded by beautifully maintained gardens, offering visitors a serene environment to explore and relax.

East Halton’s proximity to significant industrial hubs makes it a pivotal area for employment and economic activity:

Humber Refinery: Operated by Phillips 66, this refinery is a major employer in the region, playing a crucial role in the UK’s energy sector.

Killingholme Docks: Part of the Port of Immingham, these docks are essential for freight and passenger transport, contributing significantly to the local economy.

Wren Kitchens: Located in Barton-upon-Humber, Wren Kitchens is a leading kitchen manufacturer, providing numerous employment opportunities to residents of East Halton and surrounding areas.