Seaview House

Cockburnspath
4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
8 guests
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Description

The handsome, and aptly-named, Seaview House takes pride of place within the beautiful Dunglass Estate - 5,000 acres of woodland, parkland, landscaped gardens and a thriving sustainable farm set on the picturesque East Lothian coast. Located less than an hour’s drive from Edinburgh, Seaview House puts the great city as well as the region’s celebrated beaches, golf courses, historic towns within easy reach.

Seaview House is Dunglass Estate’s elegantly converted Georgian farmhouse, a handsome stone building with towering 12-pane sash windows that benefits from a private driveway, lawns and a gravelled courtyard. Encompassing four bedrooms, three bathrooms, an open-plan kitchen and dining area, and inviting living area, the house also boasts a self-contained annexe, with a bedroom, shower room, sitting room and kitchen - ideal for grandparents or particularly independent children!

The perfect home for mixed generation groups, the ground floor of Seaview House offers a spacious, fire-warmed sitting room, a large light-filled kitchen with seating at the island and a dining table for eight guests, a utility room with separate hob, and a cloakroom. The annexe abuts this floor. Upstairs, there’s a generous master bedroom with en-suite shower room and two bedrooms with zip and link beds, which share access to a bathroom (with a shower over the bath).

In addition to being able to enjoy access to the expansive Dunglass Estate, Seaview House guests benefit from spacious private grounds. There are manicured lawns for children and dogs to tumble about on, a summer house, an outside dining area with barbecue and fire pit and – possibly our favourite bit – a large seven-person hot tub.

For larger parties able to holiday together, Seaview House cottage can be let with three cottages Willow, Laurel and Birch (all three bedrooms) and the captivating Treehouse (one bedroom), all of which sit just a few hundred yards away.

Location

Belhaven Smokehouse in Dunbar (9 miles) offer a super range of smoked fish, meat, cheese and local produce, and there are a number of quality butchers in the area selling locally sourced meat as well as game. Andersons Butchers in North Berwick (19 miles) come highly recommended, selling pork from the locally reared Mangalica or ‘hairy pigs ‘(a Hungarian cross between domestic breeds and wild boar). There is also a traditional fishmonger in Dunbar High Street. Larger supermarket shopping can all be found in Dunbar, Haddington and North Berwick.

For eating out, there are a wide range of dining options in the area but try The Creel in Dunbar for warm, informal dining and locally sourced food and seafood, or the Rocks Hotel for their excellent seasonal menu.

Further afield, the Waterside Bistro in Haddington is a super choice for lunch or evening dining, along with plenty of lovely coffee stops along the way.

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Max Children:
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Maximum number of adults and children is 8
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