Overview

This professionally designed guest house offers a living room, fully equipped kitchen, utility room, two spacious bedrooms with queen size beds and one large bath. We provide a continental breakfast for four, complimentary wine and snacks. There is a beautifully landscaped private back yard with squirrels, birds and butterflies. The front porch offers comfortable rocking chairs and a beautiful view of the bay. In 1905 the first Methodist Church on Hall Street opened its doors. As it was the only church to serve the area, it was considered a community church, but was always served by a Methodist minister. Easter Sunday marked the first services given in the new sanctuary by Rev. Peter Nicholson. In 1911 the church became formally known as Seabrook Methodist Church and was assigned a regular minister, Rev. a.l. Connors. At this time a front foyer was added. During the church’s early years, Iva Robinson’s father, the Reverend Davis, was a minister and lived in the parsonage located across the street. Because of this, in 1972, g.w. And Iva Robinson (longtime church members) purchased the property for sentimental value and has owned it to the present time. In 1997, the property caught fire and it was decided to renovate. Thus the idea of the Old Parsonage Guest House was conceived. During the construction the original church walkway was discovered and preserved. The Old Parsonage Guest House serves as a reminder of times past and is a rich part of Seabrook’s history.