An immaculately presented cottage resting close to Durham in County Durham. En-suite bedrooms. Beautiful furnishings. Woodburner. Chester-le-Street 11 miles; Newcastle-upon-Tyne 16.2 miles.

Spectacular barn conversion in the County Durham village of Witton Gilbert. Original beams and stonework. All bedrooms en-suite. Woodburning stove. Pet-friendly. Durham 3.5 miles.

This stone-built cottage is located in the village of Romaldkirk in County Durham. Woodburner. Exposed stonework. Barnard Castle 6 miles. Richmond 14 miles.

A charming stone cottage tucked away in the village of Staindrop in County Durham. Pet-friendly. Woodburning stove. Smart TV. Close to amenities. Gainford 4.5 miles; Barnard Castle 5.8 miles. Please contact us if you wish to book between 23 and 28 April o

This courtyard cottage is situated in Stanhope, Durham. Open-plan living. Luxurious rooms. Durham 22 miles.

A dramatic and delightful all-ground-floor property, set within the lands of Stanhope Castle, at the centre of Stanhope itself. Dog-friendly. Spa room. On the border of the North Pennines AONB. Durham 19.7 miles.

Situated on the grounds of the owner’s farm where purebred Aberdeen Angus cattle are raised, The Granary is one of two cottages in a superb location. The Granary is a converted detached granary. It has underfloor heating throughout and electricity is supplied by the farm’s own wind turbine. Overlooking the hills and dales of beautiful County Durham guests will be able to see over miles of open countryside right across to Durham Cathedral and beyond. Hidden away down a quiet country lane yet conveniently within easy distance of the county’s most historic and unspoiled scenery, The Granary has something to offer guests of all ages.
The property lies only 5 miles away from Bishop Auckland, where the incredibly popular Kynren Spectacular is performed between July and September every year. Barnard Castle, the Bowes Museum, and Raby Castle can all be reached within an easy 30-minute drive as well as the historic, cathedral city of Durham which has been awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status. Younger children and train enthusiasts will enjoy taking a trip to the National Railway Museum in Shildon which is only 15 minutes drive away or take a ride on The Train to Christmas Town which runs through nearby Weardale and leaves from Stanhope Station only 25 minutes away. Perfect for walkers and cyclists too, the property is surrounded by open countryside and fields, and guests will find many established walks, public footpaths, and cycle paths within the area leading out into smaller villages including Witton-le-Wear, Escomb, and Butterknowle. Hamsterley Forest is one of the north’s most popular destinations for cyclists too, and is only 4 miles away. This impressive 2000-hectare site covers some of the most beautiful countryside and offers various bike trails of different difficulties and plenty of walks for guests of all abilities including the very popular Gruffalo Trail for children. Beach 26½ miles. Shop, pub, and restaurant 1 mile.

This contemporary-styled holiday home can be found within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Countryside views. Pet-friendly. Woodburning stove. St John's Chapel 1.4 miles; Stanhope 8.5 miles.