Seaton Sluice lies on the Northumberland coast midway between Whitley Bay & Blyth. Seaton Sluice was originally called Hartley Pans because of the salt pans that were used to make salt there from as far back as 1236. Seaton Sluice has a population of around 3,000 people. Originally a port for the export of coal and salt Seaton Sluice became a local centre of glassmaking in the late 16th Century. The area is now mainly residential and there are always a number of houses to rent in Seaton Sluice. The area is also known for Seaton Delaval Hall, built by Sir John Vanbrugh between 1718 and 1729, for Admiral George Delaval, and located on the outskirts of the village. The hall is now a Grade 1 listed building and is owned by the National Trust. Near to Seaton Delaval Hall is the Church of Our Lady, built by the Delaval family in the 12th century. For information on properties for rent in Seaton Sluice, contact KIS lettings. Click here to broaden your search criteria » Featured propertiesHere are our featured properties for this week 2018: Time to embrace the commercial, social and economic benefits of deposit free renting
06 Jan 2018
A year of a ban on letting agent fees, a cap on tenancy deposits, new measures aimed at boosting home ownership and a new homelessness reduction strategy is the perfect one for the private rented sector to embrace deposit-free renting – a leading lettings expert believes. more2018: Time to embrace the commercial, social and economic benefits of deposit free renting
06 Jan 2018
A year of a ban on letting agent fees, a cap on tenancy deposits, new measures aimed at boosting home ownership and a new homelessness reduction strategy is the perfect one for the private rented sector to embrace deposit-free renting – a leading lettings expert believes. moreNorth East house prices down 2% in 2017
30 Dec 2017
Average house prices in the North East are ending the year 2% lower than they began it – wiping more than £1200 from the value of the average property. moreStolen deposit total approaching £1m as 2017 comes to an end
21 Dec 2017
Crooked landlords and letting agents have raided close to £... moreKeep in touchThere are a number of ways to keep in touch with KIS Register for property alertsWe'll match the properties on our books to your precise requirements. Email usYou can contact any of our lettings professionals by email at this link Branch LocationsYou can contact any of our lettings professionals by phone, email or in person via our branch network |
