3 flats to rent in Seaham from private landlords

3 available rental flats in Seaham found

    2 rooms flat of 54m²

    The Ginnel, 10A Church Street, Seaham, SR7 7HQ, United Kingdom

    550 £ / month

    2 rooms flat of 41m²

    Church Street, Seaham, SR7 7HF, United Kingdom

    550 £ / month

    1 room flat of 52m²

    Longnewton Street, Seaham, SR7 7LX, United Kingdom

    700 £ / month

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Frequently asked questions

Is it cheaper to rent an apartment outside the centre of Seaham?

Yes — renting an apartment outside the Seaham centre is usually cheaper than living in central districts. Prices for Seaham apartments for rent tend to drop the farther you move from main transport hubs and high-demand neighbourhoods. While you may face a slightly longer commute, you often get larger spaces and better value for your budget. If you're trying to reduce Seaham flat rent costs, explore surrounding areas on Rentola, where you can compare affordable flats to rent on the outskirts of Seaham.

How much does it cost to rent a flat in Seaham?

On average, rent for flats in Seaham is 600 £ per month. Apartment rent prices in Seaham vary based on the area, size, and condition of the flat, you can expect to pay between 550 £ and 700 £ per month.

How many flats to rent available in Seaham?

We currently have 3 flat rentals in Seaham available at Rentola - however, this changes daily, so please check back regularly to stay up-to-date with the latest listings.

Where can I find an apartment to rent in Seaham?

You can find a flat to rent in Seaham by browsing verified listings on Rentola, where new apartments for rent are added daily. Use filters to compare prices, areas, and amenities to narrow down your search. Many renters start with central neighbourhoods for convenience, while others choose quieter districts for better value. Rentola makes it simple to contact landlords, schedule viewings, and secure your ideal apartments to rent in Seaham.

How to rent a flat in Seaham as a foreigner?

To rent a flat in Seaham from abroad, start by searching flats for rent on Rentola and prepare essential documents such as ID, proof of income, and previous landlord references. You may also need to pass a Right to Rent check and provide a higher deposit if you have limited UK credit history. After arranging viewings and choosing a property, you’ll sign a tenancy agreement and set up utilities.

How long does it take to rent a Seaham apartment?

Renting a Seaham apartment can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on availability and how quickly documents are prepared. Once you find Seaham apartment to rent on Rentola, the process usually includes a viewing, reference checks, a credit check, and signing the tenancy agreement. Having your paperwork ready speeds things up significantly. High-demand areas may move faster, so staying active on new flats for rent in Seaham helps secure a place sooner.

How to rent a flat in Seaham?

To rent an apartment in Seaham, start by browsing listings on Rentola. Once you find a suitable option, contact the landlord directly to arrange a viewing. If you decide to proceed, you’ll usually provide references, pass a credit check, pay a deposit, and sign a tenancy agreement before moving in.

When is the best time of year to find a flat for rent in Seaham?

The best time to find an apartment for rent in Seaham is typically late spring through early autumn, when the rental market has the highest number of new listings.

- Summer – more flats to rent, especially as students and professionals relocate.

- Winter – better deals, as competition is usually lower.

Checking Rentola regularly ensures you see fresh options as soon as they appear, helping you secure the right rent flat opportunity in Seaham faster.

What are the hidden costs when getting a flat for rent in Seaham?

Hidden costs when renting a flat in Seaham can include:

- utilities (£150–£250)

- council tax (£120–£180)

- commuting expenses (from £120), which vary by zone

Some flats for rent in Seaham may also require fees for parking, key replacements, or cleaning at the end of the tenancy. Internet, TV licences, and insurance can add £40–£70 to your monthly budget as well. Before you rent a flat in Seaham, review all terms carefully and ask the landlord to clarify additional charges so you can plan your total flat rent cost accurately.