Our Holiday Properties
Includes:
Bathroom with bathtub, shower over, basin and WC Cloakroom with basin and WC downstairs.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting area with coal effect gas fire.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine.
The Beach House
A cozy holiday home on the Headland, Hartlepool! Superb coastal location, amazing sea views, spacious interior and beach access across the road. An ideal holiday home for couples or a family of 5 and 1 pet dog is welcome. Book your coastal getaway now!
| Accomodates | 5 Persons |
| Beds | 3 Bedrooms |
| Bed Types | 1 King, 1 Double, 1 Single |
| Check In | 3:00 PM |
| Check Out | 10:00 AM |
Get a 10% Discount
Why choose The Beach House?
Sea Views and Beach Access
Wake up to breathtaking, moody sea views from The Beach House!
Located in the coastal town of Headland, Hartlepool, this beautiful Beach House opens its doors to the restless beauty of the North Sea. Step inside and you will find a light and airy open plan living space, featuring moody sea views, that will invite you to drop your bags and escape into a wonderful sense of ease and relaxation. This wonderful Beach House has three tastefully decorated bedrooms, two doubles and a single, two of which have picturesque beach and sea views and are decorated with a painted palette of greys and teals, making for a relaxing retreat after a day on the beach. Upstairs, a good-sized bathroom awaits, where you can indulge in a soothing soak in the bath or freshen up under the overhead shower, the perfect way to relax after a busy day.
When it’s time to eat, pick up fresh produce from the local fish market, prepare some delectable meals in our well-equipped kitchen and large family dining table.
If you’d prefer to hang up your chef’s apron, treat yourself at the award-winning Verrills Fish & Chip Shop as you stroll around the Headland Sea Front.
Outside, there’s a neat front garden and a rear garden with seating, both of which are ideal for golden-hour drinks or simply taking in the charm of a coastal town.
So, whether you’re sipping your morning coffee by the window, reading your favourite book in front of a coal-effect gas fire, playing group games on plush sofas, or nodding off to the sound of your favourite TV show, this home makes it easy to enjoy life’s simple pleasures.
Step outside, and explore your surroundings, where you can dine at the Victoria Arms, The Globe, or the Duke of Cleveland, delve into history at the Heugh Battery Museum, wander down to the beach, and test out your swing at the excellent Hartlepool golf course.
With its prime location along the Headland seafront, just moments away from the beach, this incredible, peaceful property is a total paradise! 7 Marine Drive is a fantastic choice for couples or a family of five.
Places to Visit
The National Museum of the Royal Navy Hartlepool
Located two miles away from “the beach house” is the National Museum of the Royal Navy, on Hartlepool Marina (2 miles away), where you’ll get a glimpse into what life in a British seaport was like in the 18th century. It is an interactive museum that uses artifacts from warships and land forces to tell the story of the Royal Navy. Ideal for exploring different aspects of history with your children.
St Hilda’s church
One of the most important churches in the North of England. The church stands by the sea, yet it gives a sense of hermitage due to its simple architecture and lack of ornament. Constructed in the early 11th century, St Hilda’s was built on top of an earlier monastery where St Hilda herself was abbess and lived until her death at 102 years old. A position close to the sea with views across the bay to Seaton Carew, Hartlepool Marina and the North Yorkshire moors.
The Battery and Headland War Memorial
The Battery and Headland War Memorial was originally unveiled by the Earl of Durham in 1921. It’s located in Redheugh Gardens and is dedicated to those Hartlepool civilians and military servicemen who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars.
The Heugh Lighthouse
The Heugh Lighthouse is located on the northernmost point of The Headland. It is a white-coloured tower standing 85 feet tall and houses a revolving Fresnel lens. The lighthouse was built in 1853 during the Victorian era to assist with navigation and has stood there since then.
A little further away…
Durham
For a taste of ancient city life, head to Durham, home to the magnificent Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle, the 13th-century Crook Hall and Gardens, the Botanic Gardens, and the Oriental Museum; it is a budding historian’s dream!
Continue the coastal fun at Saltburn-by-the-Sea, where you can hook your catch of the day along the pier, enjoy cliff-top walks, and spot the local wildlife within the Saltburn Gill Nature Reserve.
For a memorable day trip, venture into the North York Moors National Park, where you’ll find Whitby, with its Gothic abbey, 199 Steps, glorious beaches, Whitby Museum, and pavilion.
Your next escape to the coast begins at The Beach House.
Your next escape to the coast begins at
The Beach House.
Our Holiday Properties
Includes:
Bathroom with bathtub, shower over, basin and WC Cloakroom with basin and WC downstairs.
Open-plan living space with kitchen, dining and sitting area with coal effect gas fire.
Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, washing machine.
The Beach House
A cozy holiday home on the Headland, Hartlepool! Superb coastal location, amazing sea views, spacious interior and beach access across the road. An ideal holiday home for couples or a family of 5 and 1 pet dog is welcome. Book your coastal getaway now!
| Accomodates | 5 Persons |
| Beds | 3 Bedrooms |
| Bed Types | 1 King, 1 Double, 1 Single |
| Check In | 3:00 PM |
| Check Out | 10:00 AM |
Get a 10% Discount
Why choose The Beach House?
Sea Views and Beach Access
Wake up to breathtaking, moody sea views from The Beach House!
Located in the coastal town of Headland, Hartlepool, this beautiful Beach House opens its doors to the restless beauty of the North Sea. Step inside and you will find a light and airy open plan living space, featuring moody sea views, that will invite you to drop your bags and escape into a wonderful sense of ease and relaxation. This wonderful Beach House has three tastefully decorated bedrooms, two doubles and a single, two of which have picturesque beach and sea views and are decorated with a painted palette of greys and teals, making for a relaxing retreat after a day on the beach. Upstairs, a good-sized bathroom awaits, where you can indulge in a soothing soak in the bath or freshen up under the overhead shower, the perfect way to relax after a busy day.
When it’s time to eat, pick up fresh produce from the local fish market, prepare some delectable meals in our well-equipped kitchen and large family dining table.
If you’d prefer to hang up your chef’s apron, treat yourself at the award-winning Verrills Fish & Chip Shop as you stroll around the Headland Sea Front.
Outside, there’s a neat front garden and a rear garden with seating, both of which are ideal for golden-hour drinks or simply taking in the charm of a coastal town.
So, whether you’re sipping your morning coffee by the window, reading your favourite book in front of a coal-effect gas fire, playing group games on plush sofas, or nodding off to the sound of your favourite TV show, this home makes it easy to enjoy life’s simple pleasures.
Step outside, and explore your surroundings, where you can dine at the Victoria Arms, The Globe, or the Duke of Cleveland, delve into history at the Heugh Battery Museum, wander down to the beach, and test out your swing at the excellent Hartlepool golf course.
With its prime location along the Headland seafront, just moments away from the beach, this incredible, peaceful property is a total paradise! 7 Marine Drive is a fantastic choice for couples or a family of five.
Places to Visit
The National Museum of the Royal Navy Hartlepool
Located two miles away from “the beach house” is the National Museum of the Royal Navy, on Hartlepool Marina (2 miles away), where you’ll get a glimpse into what life in a British seaport was like in the 18th century. It is an interactive museum that uses artifacts from warships and land forces to tell the story of the Royal Navy. Ideal for exploring different aspects of history with your children.
St Hilda’s church
One of the most important churches in the North of England. The church stands by the sea, yet it gives a sense of hermitage due to its simple architecture and lack of ornament. Constructed in the early 11th century, St Hilda’s was built on top of an earlier monastery where St Hilda herself was abbess and lived until her death at 102 years old. A position close to the sea with views across the bay to Seaton Carew, Hartlepool Marina and the North Yorkshire moors.
The Battery and Headland War Memorial
The Battery and Headland War Memorial was originally unveiled by the Earl of Durham in 1921. It’s located in Redheugh Gardens and is dedicated to those Hartlepool civilians and military servicemen who lost their lives in the First and Second World Wars.
The Heugh Lighthouse
The Heugh Lighthouse is located on the northernmost point of The Headland. It is a white-coloured tower standing 85 feet tall and houses a revolving Fresnel lens. The lighthouse was built in 1853 during the Victorian era to assist with navigation and has stood there since then.
A little further away…
Durham
For a taste of ancient city life, head to Durham, home to the magnificent Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle, the 13th-century Crook Hall and Gardens, the Botanic Gardens, and the Oriental Museum; it is a budding historian’s dream!
Continue the coastal fun at Saltburn-by-the-Sea, where you can hook your catch of the day along the pier, enjoy cliff-top walks, and spot the local wildlife within the Saltburn Gill Nature Reserve.
For a memorable day trip, venture into the North York Moors National Park, where you’ll find Whitby, with its Gothic abbey, 199 Steps, glorious beaches, Whitby Museum, and pavilion.