Seaton Hall Estate


William Kidd Outside Seaton Hall Estate   Seaton Hall – an ancient manor house with over 1000 years of recorded history. Located in private gardens and grounds on the edge of the fishing village of Staithes on the Yorkshire Heritage Coast and heather clad North Yorkshire Moors.

The house is set in a walkers paradise with cliff tops and deeply wooded ravines to explore. The highest cliffs in England, harbour, bays and beaches are a mile away.

Nearby attractions include Whitby for its abbey and link with the country’s longest steam railway at Grosmont, Saltburn with its Victorian pier, Sandsend for the Mulgrave estate walks and its three castles, Runswick in a glorious sandy bay where fossils can be found on the beach. Major country houses such as Duncombe Park and Castle Howard are within easy traveling distance.

Meet like minded people in an informal country house style atmosphere on our themed breaks.

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Seaton Hall Estate

"Utter Heaven ! Such amazing countryside and a fantastic house."

"WOW! what more can I say ! What a house and what a location !"

"Superb accommodation and weather for any celebratory week end"

"Lovely house, very well-equipped. Great location for Staithes, coastal walks!"

"I have enjoyed staying in this lovely house. The countryside roundabout wonderful. The Yorkshire people so very, very friendly. Thank you for a lovely holiday."

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Local Attractions

> Staithes
> Runswick bay
> North York Moors
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Press Coverage

Seaton Hall on the North Yorkshire coast is a treasure of a place, where Napolean, John Lennon and Louis Vuitton are literally part of the furniture. Kathryn Armstrong meets its eccentric owner William Kidd.
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Pendulum Gardens

The Pendulum Gardens are based on idea from a poem of that name by the late Winifred Kidd. The site of Seaton Hall back to pre Roman times will have been home and work place to hundreds, if not thousands, of people whose souls once walked round the land now occupied by the garden.
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