Seaham 1 mile. Sitting in Dalton-le-Dale near Seaham, County Durham is this inviting annex, Glebe House. Accommodating a family of six, Glebe House rests near Durham Heritage Coast, whilst also being within easy reach of the bustling towns and cities nearby. Upon arrival, leave your vehicle in one of the off-road parking spaces and enter this welcoming dwelling. The sitting room is home to a spacious corner sofa for you to lounge on as you watch your favourite show on the Smart TV; switch on the gas fire to warm the space during those cooler months. Continue to the kitchen/diner, a fantastic spot for those who love to cook, with a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and electric cooker, along with a spacious food preparation surface at their disposal. Once a mouthwatering dinner has been rustled up, gather the group around the nearby dining table and tuck into the meal, whilst the flickering flames of the woodburning stove warm your toes. Make your way upstairs to find three marvellously appointed bedrooms, with one being a master double with access to its own private balcony, en-suite shower facilities and a TV; the space also connects to luxurious dressing room, so you can get ready for the day ahead in style! Two more lovely double bedrooms can be found nearby, also enjoying their own en-suite shower rooms. The property backs onto a private patio, where you can marvel at your peaceful surroundings with a mug of coffee in hand, continue down the steps to the shared lawn where you and the kids can enjoy some outdoor games in the sun. The property isn't far from the fantastic Dalton Park Outlet, where you can access a range of shops and eateries, or continue to Murton to find more traditional pubs, along with a Watergate Fishing Lake that is ideal for keen anglers. Seaham is just moments away, once a mining town, Seaham is now a bustling, seaside community where you can hunt for the famous seaglass or you can enjoy fun in the sun and sand on the town's numerous beaches, before playing a round of golf at the local club, touring the Harbour, Marina and Pier, or embarking on a walk along the Heritage Coastline. Next stop is Sunderland, with the National Glass Centre and Hylton Castle certain to pique your interest, along with the exhilarating Silksworth Sports Complex & Ski Slope, a nearby go-cart track and the renowned Herrington Country Park. Durham isn't far and is steeped in history, waiting to be explored, whilst Newcastle-upon-Tyne rests a little further afield, home to even more coastal fun, city attractions and sights to see. For a break to remember, look no further than Glebe House. Local Pub / Restaurant within walking distance The Fox & Tree.

Seaham is a community in County Durham, situated between the towns of Durham and Sunderland. Murton, once a mining town, is now a welcoming community that provides visitors with easy access to a variety of activities and natural wonders in the area. Murton has a variety of bars and cafés, as well as a variety of stores and the Dalton Park Outlet, where tourists will find all they need for a self-catering stay.

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