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Seaview Penthouse
With a 50% discount on a delicious breakfast at The Lamp Room just 2 doors away; Seaview Penthouse is located just a stones throw away from Seaham’s beautiful beaches, marina, restaurants and shops. A private ground floor entrance leads to 1st and 2nd floors where you’ll stay. This stylish apartment takes advantage of full sea views. With 3 bedrooms, a huge reception room, indoor & outdoor dining areas and stunning sea views you will be ideally situated for a stay on the beautiful Durham Coast.
Gosling Lodge
Gosling Lodge is situated within the grounds of a 16th Century working arable farm. Overlooking an attractive pond packed full of wildlife, Gosling Lodge is the perfect place to relax and take in the rural surroundings of Durham's countryside. Comfortable living area with gas central heating, spacious bedroom with a king size bed, power shower in bathroom. A large decked area with table and chairs, wrapped in glass. Private parking with an Electric Vehicle charging point available upon request.
Rose Cottage
Rose Cottage is a 150 year old Grade II listed property, located within the Durham City conservation area. It is ideally situated for guests to enjoy the many attractions of this historic city, including the Unesco World Heritage site of Durham Cathedral and Castle, Durham University Museums and Gardens, riverside walks and an abundance of eateries. Rose cottage offers guests stylish, comfortable accommodation with quality furnishings, a small furnished courtyard and complimentary guest parking.
Luxury, Romantic Bolt Hole, Don’t Miss This One …
Maple House Retreat, prepare to be WOWED…think plush pillows that hug you back, luxury robes, roll top bath, coffee station & fridge with sweet treats, & a cozy nook with floor to ceiling panoramic windows boasting gorgeous countryside views, just begging you to curl up with a good book, a glass of wine & a Netflix binge – No judgement here! Cozy pub 2 minutes stroll, & fabulous eateries close by. A peaceful, luxury air conditioned haven to relax! Celebrating? You just found the perfect stay!
Seaside cottage stunning village
Located in a beautiful fishing village, just a few minute walk to a stunning coastline and beaches, the village has great restaurants, cafe, Blues micro pub and a friendly pub ‘the jolly sailor’. 5 minute walk to Latimers fish restaurant, then further along the road is seaburn with plenty bars and restaurants, a stunning beach. There is buses from the village to Sunderland and South Shields. Why not walk along the stunning coastal path to South Shields or over cleadon hills with stunning views.
Adonia Apartment - Indoor Hot tub
Indulge in a truly luxurious stay in this exclusive entire apartment, designed for comfort, relaxation, and unforgettable moments. Perfectly located close to everything, this stunning retreat makes it effortless to explore while enjoying complete privacy. Glass wall | Walk In Shower | Outdoor Decking | Large Smart TV with Netflix | Toiletries | Duck Down Feather Duvet and Pillows | Kitchen | Super King Size Bed This special place is close to everything, making it easy to plan your visit
Sea Glass Suite
Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish space on Durham’s iconic Heritage Coast. Comprising the entire first floor of this townhouse the Seaglass Suite boasts a sitting room with fridge and tea/coffee making facilities and a King size luxury bedroom with en suite shower room. Guests will enjoy sole occupancy of the property which provides dedicated parking for one car. Located a few minutes walk from the famous Glass Beach and a short walk to the Marina, local eateries and shopping.
"HAY LOFT" quiet rural location, close to Durham
The Loft is located above our garage in a large garden and field totalling 8 acres. We're at the end of a farm track in the middle of the countryside, half a mile from the nearest road meaning ZERO traffic noise. The headroom is kind of tight along the two sides but, at 6 feet tall I manage okay. Perfect for two, but can easily cope with 4 people. The Loft is accessed by external concrete steps. The accommodation is not suitable for children but we've squeezed them in on occasions.
Heathcote Dene
This stylish Edwardian terraced house is perfect for couples or a family. On the edge of Durham Heritage Coastline & Castle Eden Dene Nature Reserve. 8 mins walk to beaches & cliffs. On a clear day views as far as Blyth & Whitby. The sandy beach has wonderful rock formations & an abundance of sea glass after a high tide. Regular sightings of seal, dolphin, deer and rare birds. Also the beach is the location of the final scenes of Get Carter with Michael Caine & Britt Ekland (1970).
Seven Sisters view Durham 6 miles from Durham city
Our house is perfect for those wanting to live in a semi rural part of our region, with a hive of local amenities close-by. With easy access to major road networks and transport links from our home, We are in an ideal location for commuting to or exploring the nearby Cities of Durham, Sunderland and Newcastle which are bursting with culture and attractions. To the East we have the coastal town of Seaham Harbour, to the West we have Beamish Museum, County Durham and Northumberland
The old library
The building was an old library now converted into flats. The flat is on the ground floor with own entrance, private yard and parking. A home from home, fully furnished with everything you will need to make your stay enjoyable. It is in a prime location, 10mins from the city center, 5mins walk from the scenic coastline. Close transport links to the A19 and A1. There are local shops a few doors down, including Asda, Lidl, bars, restaurants and several takeaways close by.
Welcoming, bright, two bedroom seaside house.
Seaglass Beach Retreat Welcoming, bright two-bedroom house with enclosed rear garden in the beautiful seaside town of Seaham. A two-minute walk to the harbour, five minutes to the beach, bars, restaurants and shops. Enjoy coastal walks and seaside activities at the Seaham harbour activity centre. Collect seaglass on the beach Chourdon point nature reserve Seaham. Short walk to shops, pubs, restaurants. 100 meters to cycle route 1 Beamish 15 miles Durham city 15 miles
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Seaham?
Neighborhoods near the seafront and the historic harbor are often recommended for their proximity to restaurants, shops, and scenic walks. Staying around the town center gives easy access to local markets and community events.
What are the best things to do in Seaham with kids?
Kids often enjoy collecting beach glass, playing on Seaham Beach, and visiting local playgrounds. Educational walks in nature reserves and seasonal community events can also provide engaging experiences.
What are some of the best things to do in Seaham?
Seaham has beach glass collecting, coastal walks, gallery visits, and local seafood tastings. The historic harbor and surrounding promenade are frequently suggested for their views and atmosphere.
How is the weather in Seaham?
Seaham has cool, damp winters around 34–45°F (1–7°C), and mild summers near 53–70°F (12–21°C). Rain is common throughout the year, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is frequently suggested.
When is the best time to visit Seaham?
Late spring and summer are often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor activities, with pleasant weather around 53–70°F (12–21°C). Cooler months suit visitors seeking quieter seaside walks and cozy indoor cafes.
What are the best places to visit in Seaham?
Explore Seaham Beach, the harbor, and the historic Seaham Hall grounds. The nearby art installations and local shops provide engaging experiences rooted in the town’s history and culture.
What are some hiking trails in Seaham?
Seaham has coastal paths and countryside trails ideal for walkers of varying abilities. Popular routes often include seaside promenades, beach walks, and nature reserves around the cliffs and nearby woodlands.
What are some family activities we can do in Seaham?
Families can enjoy the beach, visit local parks, and explore nature reserves around Seaham. Beach glass collecting, seaside picnics, and animal spotting along the coastal paths are popular choices.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Seaham?
Frequently suggested day trip ideas include historic landmarks in nearby cities, country estates, and nature reserves. Families and groups may enjoy visiting local market towns or exploring regional museums around the area.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Seaham?
Many vacation rentals in Seaham welcome pets, especially in areas close to the beach and coastal walking paths. Look for stays with access to outdoor spaces, which are frequently suggested for guests traveling with animals.
What are some local tips for visiting Seaham?
For beach glass collecting, exploring the shore at low tide or after storms is frequently suggested. Dress in layers to suit changing coastal weather, and spend time around independent shops or take seaside walks to experience Seaham’s welcoming community.
What is Seaham known for?
Seaham is known for its rugged coastline, historic harbor, and beach glass collecting. The town has roots in mining history, Victorian architecture, and scenic seaside walks.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Seaham?
Art installations along the seafront, tucked-away coastal parks, and small independent shops are frequently suggested as hidden gems around Seaham. The town’s heritage sites and nature spots offer locally rooted experiences.
What are the best foods to try in Seaham?
Local seafood dishes, traditional pies, and fish and chips are frequently suggested in Seaham. Cafes and pubs around the harbor serve popular British classics with regional flavors.
What should I bring for a trip to Seaham?
Packing a waterproof coat, sturdy shoes, and layered clothing is often suggested for Seaham due to its variable coastal weather. Bring a camera and a small bag for collecting beach glass, as well as swimwear if you plan to explore the shore.
What is the nightlife in Seaham like?
Nightlife in Seaham centers around local pubs, waterfront bars, and cozy cafes with live music or events. The area has a relaxed atmosphere, with venues often recommended for their sea views and welcoming ambiance.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Seaham?
Seaham hosts community fairs, seaside markets, and seasonal arts festivals that often draw locals and visitors. Early summer and holiday periods feature frequently suggested events celebrating local culture and the coast.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Seaham?
Seaham has a range of vacation rentals, including entire homes and apartments that can accommodate families. Many local neighborhoods have options suited for group stays with amenities like kitchens and spacious living areas.
Destinations to explore
- yorkshire dales
- Yorkshire Coast
- Flamingo Land Resort
- Durham Cathedral
- Beamish the Living Museum of the North
- Alnwick Castle
- Northumberland National Park
- Northumberland Coast AONB
- Felmoor Country Park
- Durham University
- Teesside University
- Weardale
- Cragside
- Saltburn Beach
- The Alnwick Garden
- Newcastle University
- Vindolanda
- The Bowes Museum
- Stadium Of Light
- Richmond Castle
- Lightwater Valley
- Kynren
- Dunstanburgh Castle
- High Force