An exceptional development opportunity situated on the north side of 28–29 North Terrace in the heart of Seaham, County Durham. The site occupies a prominent position on one of Seaham’s most attractive and vibrant streets, within walking distance of the seafront promenade, Marina, and a range of local shops, cafés, and leisure facilities.
The land comprises a vacant site, bounded by a mixture of commercial, leisure, and residential uses, contributing to a well-established and active urban setting.
The land is situated on the north side of North Terrace in Seaham, a popular coastal town in County Durham. North Terrace is a well-regarded location, positioned close to Seaham’s vibrant seafront and marina, which offer a range of cafés, bars, and independent retailers. The surrounding area comprises a mix of residential and commercial properties, benefitting from excellent transport links via the A19, providing easy access to Sunderland, Durham, and Newcastle upon Tyne. Seaham Railway Station is also nearby, offering regular services along the Durham Coast Line. The location presents an attractive opportunity within a well-connected and thriving coastal setting.
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