The Look Out is a fine, first-floor apartment situated near a beach in South Shields, Tyne and Wear. This pet-friendly property lives up to its name, boasting stunning sea views, open-plan living, and comes equipped with payable, off-road parking for one vehicle, making The Look Out well-suited to couples or solo-travellers and one polite pet on a seaside getaway in Tyne and Wear. Be greeted by a delightful, enclosed patio where you can dine alfresco or play a game of fetch with your canine companion. Step into the open-plan living space, where you can whip up tasty meals ready to enjoy at the dining table for two over a celebratory bottle of fizz. After dinner, relax on the sofa and select your favourite film from the TV as the evening’s entertainment. After a day of enjoying the delights of the beach and local area, freshen up with a hot shower in the shower room, before climbing into the sumptuous double bed to catch your rest ahead of another adventure-filled day. For a seaside escape in Tyne and Wear, look no further than The Look Out. Note: This property can be booked with Ref. 1170829, together sleeping up to four guests.

Sitting at the mouth of the River Tyne, a few miles downstream from Newcastle upon Tyne, is the coastal town of South Shields. Historically part of County Durham, South Shields, which had long been a shipbuilding centre, was taken over by heavy industries like coal mining and glassmaking in the 19th century. Today, it has become a thriving seaside town with a fabulous Blue Flag beach, attracting holidaymakers and visitors alike. The town is home to many attractions, including the South Shields Museum where visitors can delve into the history of the area, the Ocean Beach Pleasure Park, ideal for a family day out and the iconic Souter Lighthouse, where you can climb the 76 steps to the top for spectacular views. There are also plenty of scenic walking opportunities along the coastline over spectacular and cliffs and rocky bays, along with two fantastic parks, the South Marine and North Marine Park, which are perfect for an afternoon stroll. The centre of Newcastle can be reached in half an hour’s drive, where you can explore bustling high streets with a plethora of shops and eateries, uncover centuries of history and heritage and cross over the seven iconic bridges.

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