Priors Haven Apartments

Malvern Road, Priors Haven,, Tynemouth, Tyne and Wear, England

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About Priors Haven Apartments

This beautiful development offers a variety of one and two bedroom apartments with some offering double and twin beds to suit individual requirements. Located close to North Shields, these properties are ideal for guests wishing to be close to the coast. Priors Haven is situated in an ideal location and benefits from easy access to main A1058 link road leading towards Newcastle and Gateshead. Guests are just a stone's throw away from a supermarket, several bars/restaurants and a leisure centre

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