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Catherina

Meet Catherina... Meet Catherina, our housekeeper at Seagreen.  She has been with us from the very beginning, meeting before Seagreen even opened its doors to guests. She helped prepare the house for our very first guests back in February 2020 and has been there for every changeover since. For those of you who have had the pleasure of meeting this wonderful woman, you will know how thoughtful an...[More]

Happy Birthday!

Back in February 2020, we first opened our Seagreen door to guests.  Since then, we have welcomed 172 bookings to the house, with 361 dogs, 2 parrots, 1 cat, 2 bunnies, 208 children, 31 babies and 924 adults. It's been an exciting 5 years, with birthdays, anniversaries, graduations and a wedding. We can't wait to see what the next 5 bring, but we know they will be lots of fun. It was a rocky sta...[More]

The New Chair

When a guest has a request, we do our best to meet their needs.  From our first ever guests who suggested curtains in the lookout room, to regular guests who needed a cheese board for their dinner party. So when a returning guests told us how the sofas were a little too low for one of their party, we sprung into action and ordered an armchair for the house. As always, we like the unusual at Seag...[More]

Singing in the Shower

We love adding new things to Seagreen to make a stay extra special. Recently, the mirror in the en-suite shower room needed replacing so we searched for the perfect mirror.  We found the perfect addition with our new mirror, where you can connect a phone and the mirror plays your music. Imagine the fun showers you could take with a bit of singing and dancing, whether it be classics such as Danci...[More]

Our Little Cabin

From the beginning, we knew we had to have a special feature at Seagreen, but we didn't know what. We considered the idea of a hot-tub and even went to see a local firm for advice.  Their advice was simple, don't bother! They pointed out all the flaws in the plan, from health and safety issues to maintenance, to the financial implications if it ever stopped working. We immediately knew that wasn...[More]