Seaton Holme - Easington Village

In association with Oldfields Events, Seaton Holme is one of the North East's hidden gems when it comes to wedding venues. This 13th Century Grade I listed building is the perfect venue for your big day. With ample parking, and within walking distance from St Mary's Church, Seaton Holme offers all you can want and more! Oldfields Events' experienced wedding team are on hand to help you plan the ex

act day that you're looking for. From 10 people to 100 people, Seaton Holme, could be your perfect venue, whether you'd like a casual afternoon tea, or a more formal sit-down dinner. We can help you organise everything from favours to the evening entertainment, as well as offering room dressing services. Seaton Holme, Easington, is one of the oldest domestic buildings in England. What was once originally a medieval manor house is thought to date from the 1240s, and was built upon an even earlier timber-framed, Anglo-Saxon effort. It has, of course, been substantially altered over the centuries. The building has had many uses over the years, being a dwelling house for the Bishops and Archdeacons of Durham until 1832, then serving as the Rectory to nearby St.Mary’s Church. In 1921 it became a children’s home, but has in recent decades spent much of its time falling into a state of disrepair. It was recently renovated and re-opened by HRH The Duke of Gloucester in 1992.