The Old Manse is an 18th century manse, which once belonged to a presbyterian church from the same period. The house is the second oldest dwelling within the inland section of Seahouses, known as North Sunderland, a settlement which dates back to ancient times. The earliest written records in existence are from 1296. In the 19th century, when its population numbered around 1000 inhabitants, North Sunderland began to be overtaken by a new settlement called Seahouses which developed around the fishing industry. Within the house, we have double, twin and family guest rooms. The comfort and satisfaction of our guests is very important to us, which means we maintain high standards and offer good value for money by providing comfortable and attractively furnished rooms, good quality food and a relaxing, friendly home.
A ground floor room is also available. All guest rooms are en-suite and contain:
Our family accommodation is suitable for a family of three. ....................................................
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