Seacliffe

At a Glance

Dogs Welcome

2 dogs

Enclosed Garden

Yes

Stepping out from the patio doors in the lounge/diner you will find a spacious patio area with seating, and pretty enclosed garden

Sleeps

4 guests

Rooms

2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

Price

from £535 / 7 nights

Grading

4 star

Arrival

in from 15:00, out by 10:00

Facilities

Parking, Wifi

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is Seacliffe dog friendly?

  Yes, Seacliffe welcomes up to two dogs. The house is single storey with no steps anywhere inside, and there's an enclosed garden with a retractable canopy over the patio and a summer house on the grass. A field path leads directly from the front door down to the beach, so your dogs can be on the sand without any car journey involved.

• Are dogs allowed at Seacliffe year round?

  The listing doesn't specify any seasonal restrictions on dogs, and the setup — an all-weather canopy over the patio, a practical hallway for cleaning dogs down after the beach — suggests the house is designed with dogs in mind whatever the time of year. For confirmation of availability and any specific seasonal conditions, it's worth checking directly with the property.

• What should I know before visiting Seacliffe with my dog?

  The house sleeps four and takes a maximum of two dogs. Everything is on one level, which makes it easy going for dogs and owners alike, and the hallway is specifically set up as the place to clean a dog down before it reaches the sofas — so worth bearing that in mind when you arrive back from the beach. The field path from the front door to the sand is the real practical bonus, and when the flat shoreline loses its appeal, the Wolds and the North York Moors are within reach for hillier walks.

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