All on one level, with panoramic views over the countryside, guests will find Jasmine Cottage warm and welcoming. The open plan living, kitchen and dining area with dining table and 4 chairs, is light and spacious, and has windows looking out over the horses in the field opposite. Customers are welcome to bring their own dog to stay. It should be noted that the owners have their own pets on site (very friendly); a lovely golden retriever, two cats, and 4 horses and 4 sheep.

Situated in the owner’s grounds, yet quietly nestled away, this semi-detached bungalow is 4 miles from the popular village of Lanchester, 3 miles from Consett for supermarkets and pubs and just 11 miles away from the city of Durham. The perfect spot for a quiet break, the village of Lanchester offers a super selection of places to eat, including three local pubs, an Italian restaurant and fish and chip shop. The very well regarded Knitsley Farm Shop is also only a little over 2 miles away and has a fabulous selection of local food and drink, and is definitely worth the trip.

Ideal for guests who enjoy walking and cycling. There are numerous established public footpaths, walks and cycle paths close by, and the nearest cycle path is the C2C. The beautiful hills and valleys of Teesdale and Weardale are both between 20 and 30 minutes’ drive away, and walkers will find themselves surrounded by some of the most scenic countryside that County Durham has to offer. Hadrian’s Wall can be reached within an hour’s drive too and offers a more historic trail for walkers to take. The Derwent Valley Railway Path leads east towards the outskirts of Durham and is very popular with cyclists, whilst the Waskerley Way leads west and on into the vast open spaces of Weardale.

Jasmine Cottage has a sheltered area with a bar to lock bikes onto, so cycling enthusiasts will be able to bring their bikes and explore to their hearts content. The perfect base for guests wanting to enjoy a spot of history and culture, the cathedral city of Durham offers plenty of attractions to enjoy at all times of year. Also ideal for parents wanting to visit children, family members or friends who are studying at Durham University. Guests will be able to visit Beamish Living Museum, Gateshead and the Metro Centre, Newcastle-upon-Tyne the popular market town of Corbridge with its riverside walks and Hexham and its abbey. The beautiful Northumberland coast and castles, historic houses are within reach. Perfect for guests wanting to enjoy the Kynren Spectacular that takes place from July-September each year in Bishop Aukland.

Wynbec Cottage has been restored in 2021 and furnished to an excellent standard with good quality fixtures and fittings. Guests will find that Wynbec Cottage is the perfect for a super staycation for friends and family or a special occasion.

Light and spacious, the lounge with relaxing corner sofa and Smart TV, leads into the stylish kitchen/dining area where the design is contemporary, with spacious grey Shaker-style kitchen with granite worktops, large central island with bar stools and all the necessary appliances for modern day living. The space is light and airy and inviting, with large bi-fold doors bringing the outside in. A large table accommodates the group comfortably, and a wall mounted TV provides your entertainment.

Upstairs, guests are well accommodated with good quality beds, mattresses and crisp bed linen. The kingsize master bedroom has an en-suite shower room with super double power shower; the double bedroom and family room share the family bathroom with high quality fixtures and fittings.

The village of Quebec has a welcoming community, with a lovely tearoom opposite serving everything from a hearty breakfast to afternoon tea, and an assortment of pubs within a mile all serving good hearty meals. Nearby, the village of Lanchester has a good selection of restaurants, pubs and shops, whilst the villages of Langley Park and Esh Winning have well stocked stores, butcher and bakery.

This is a great spot for walkers and cyclists with many established public footpaths from the village leading into the scenic countryside of County Durham. Close by, is the historic City of Durham, awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site status, where you can visit the cathedral and castle or enjoy beautiful riverside walks, take a boat out on the river or a leisurely riverboat cruise. The Lumiere Festival takes place every couple of years in November and brings the city to life with live art, music and light shows in the open air theatre that the city becomes.

Visit the fabulous Kynren outdoor spectacle in nearby Bishop Auckland (but do book in advance). A little further afield but still within an easy 30-minute drive, guests will be able to take a day trip out to the popular Beamish Living Museum, see the famous Angel of the North statue in Gateshead, enjoy a day’s shopping at the Metro Centre and explore the vibrant city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. The heritage coast is within an hour’s drive, making Quebec a perfect location.

Situated in the owner’s grounds, adjoining a small caravan park. Nested in quiet countryside, this semi-detached bungalow is 4 miles from the bustling town of Consett, 5 miles from the popular village of Lanchester and just 13 miles away from the historic cathedral city of Durham.
Perfect for friends and family who like to holiday together, the cottage boasts a kingsize bedroom as well a twin bedroom and two separate shower rooms. Very well presented throughout, with a well-equipped kitchen and separate utility area with belfast sink. The living room is light and spacious with a wonderful cosy wood burner and a Smart TV. The accommodation is all on one level, with a lovely lawned area to the front, and deep bay windows looking out making the ideal space to sit and relax with a good book. Please be aware that due to the rural location, Wi-Fi via the 4G router may be a little slower.

Ideal for guests who enjoy walking and cycling, there are numerous established public footpaths, walks and cycle paths close by, and the nearest cycle path is the C2C. The beautiful hills and valleys of Teesdale and Weardale are both between 20 and 30 minutes’ drive away, and walkers will find themselves surrounded by some of the most scenic countryside that County Durham has to offer. To the north, Hadrian’s Wall can be reached within an hour’s drive and offers a more historic trail for walkers to take. The Derwent Valley Railway Path leads east towards the outskirts of Durham and is very popular with cyclists, whilst the Waskerley Way leads west and on into the vast open spaces of Weardale. For guests wanting to enjoy a spot of history and culture, the cathedral city of Durham offers plenty of attractions to enjoy at all times of year. Also of interest nearby is Hexham’s abbey, or the open-air Beamish Museum. For lovers of retail therapy, Newcastle upon Tyne, Gateshead and the Metrocentre are a short drive away. For food and drink you will be spoilt for choice. The nearby village of Lanchester offers a good variety of places to eat, including village pubs, an Italian restaurant, Greek restaurant and a couple of takeaways. The Knitsley Farm Shop is a little over an enjoyable 2 mile walk. It has a fabulous selection of home produce and locally sourced food and drink. The town of Consett is perfect for supermarket shopping and has a variety of shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants. There is an indoor sports centre, swimming baths, cinema and theatre, and outdoor markets held on a Thursday and Friday. Manor Park Cottage offers a perfect central location, whether exploring town or country, near or far. Beach 25 miles. Shop, pub and restaurant 4 miles.

Set within 7-acres of gardens and country parkland, shared with owners’ home, enjoy a variety of wildlife - you might spot otters, heron or the occasional deer! Chickens and ducks wander freely - a real escape to the country!
Black Bee Cottage offers beautiful spacious accommodation with a touch of luxury. Inside, the central hallway separates the ground floor bedroom on one side, tastefully decorated, with luxurious a kingsize bed. To the left side, a cosy snug with wood burning stove perfect for a late-night tipple or gathering for board games in front of the fire. The stylish lounge has vaulted ceilings with doors that open onto the garden. Comfortable sofas are arranged around a log burning stove set within the inglenook fireplace and Smart TV for your entertainment. The kitchen/diner is a great social space and superbly equipped to cater for a larger group or special occasion. Open plan with beautiful glass ceiling lantern making this a light and sunny room. To the first floor a master bedroom with superb super kingsize four poster bed, log burning stove, walk-in wardrobe and doors that open onto a small balcony area. There is an extended dressing area which can accommodate a cot for baby. The family bathroom is on this floor with luxury slipper bath and double shower. To the top floor two loft style bedrooms both double with a jack and jill shower room. Outside, enjoy a dip in the hot tub, or sit and just take in the joys of the lovely garden and countryside. Take a stroll across the bridge there is a beautiful country park and wildlife. Please note there is an unfenced pond here and children must be supervised at all times.
Linztford makes a perfect base to explore our fabulous local attractions. Perfect for walkers and cyclists, the Derwent walk and C2C is nearby. The National Trust site at Gibside is 3 miles, take a step back in time at Beamish the Living Museum of the North (8 miles), or head further north to Hadrian’s Wall and visit the Sill discovery centre and Roman fort at Vindolanda (30 miles). The cosmopolitan City of Newcastle (10 miles) with a host of shops and restaurants and galleries. To the south the historic city of Durham with its stunning Castle, Cathedral and riverside walks is less than 15 miles away. Beach 20 miles.

A charming stone built mid terrace cottage situated in the heart of Ryton, Newcastle Upon Tyne. Emmaville is ideal for couples and families with stylish and spacious interiors, and modern appliances throughout. Park up right outside the property in your private space to the rear, or head to the front of the property where there is multiple on street parking.
Before entering the property soak up the tranquil countryside views that surround you. The sitting room is furnished with two plush sofas, a Smart TV with Freeview, and an multi-fuel wood burner with a fabulous original surround. The décor is well thought out and homely throughout. Stepping through the property, locate the large open kitchen/diner, well-equipped with essential appliances, including an electric oven and gas hob, a microwave, a fridge/freezer, a dishwasher, and a dining area with seating for six. From here, to the rear of the property you will find the downstairs WC and utility area which houses a tumble dryer and washing machine. Step into the rear garden and relax with a glass of wine, treat yourself to some alfresco dining whilst taking in them splendid views! As day draws to night climb upstairs and be greeted by three bedrooms. One well-presented master king bedroom with an en-suite, and a further double across the landing, and a single bedroom with a pull out single bed to accommodate two guests if necessary. The family bathroom is a great size and houses a large deep tub and a cubicle shower.
For those seeking the best of both worlds, Ryton most certainly holds the key. It is picturesque and close to the city, so location is perfect. There is plenty to see and do in the area including golfing, fishing, and cycling. Some of the best golf courses are on the doorstep of Emmaville, including Close House Golf Club, Tyneside Golf Course, and Ryton Golf Club, keen golfers really are spoilt for choice here! If golfing isn’t your thing head to Stargate Ponds and Bewes Hills for some fishing, a fantastic spot enjoyed by many. For those that love being out surrounded by nature, wildlife, and unspoilt natural beauty head to Ryton Willows nature reserve, which is great for riverside walks with its woodland, grassland and ponds. It proves a real beautiful spot to sit and relax with a picnic.
The Tyne is still tidal at Ryton. As a consequence of this, the water is slightly salty, and this influences the flowers growing on the bankside. Look out in summer for the purple-blue heads of sea aster. Common seals are frequently seen up the river, attracted by the wide range of fish, including salmon. Birds to see along the river include grey heron, kingfisher and goosander. Ryton Willows also sits on the site of the only Registered Battlefield in Tyne and Wear. The Battle of Newburn Ford, which took place on 28th August 1640, was an important event leading up to the start of the English Civil War.
After a fun filled day why not enjoy a pint of ale at one of the local pubs, which also serves great food. Throughout the year there are a number of events, one big event is Ryton’s Annual Music Festival which takes place in February and March each year, It has been held in the village for more than 60 years, and offers a variety of music and drama, including choral singing and mime. Other big attractions to Ryton are Beamish, Hadrian’s Wall, and The Metrocentre. Wherever your city escape takes you, be sure to start it from the homely comforts of Emmaville! Beach 16 miles. Pub and restaurant ¼ mile.

Meadowfield View is a charming, homely bungalow offering a tranquil space for that well deserved short break or a family holiday, ideal for couples or small families. The pretty lawned garden catches the sun all day and is the perfect place for your morning cup of tea or relaxing glass of wine later in the day.
A lovely living room with a Smart TV is perfect for those evenings in. You have two bedrooms; one twin and one double, and the property has an additional toilet as well as a family bathroom. Meadowfield View is the perfect location in a small cul-de-sac of a larger estate, offering you the opportunity to be close to many top attractions, with a fabulous road network and only a few miles from Newcastle and the Metro Centre.
Just outside Crawcrook Village on the border of Northumberland and Tyneside, it’s a super place to use as a base while you explore the many visitor attractions, most within an hour from the property. Only 6 miles from Gibside, a fabulous National Trust property with wonderful walks and home to some of the red kites spotted around the area. The pretty Roman town of Corbridge is only 25 minutes by car, where you can see some of the Roman Forts along the wall. The vibrant city of Newcastle is only 6 miles away; experience some real ‘Geordie’ hospitality whilst soaking in the atmosphere along the popular Grey Street oozing character, with the Theatre Royal and a wonderful selection of bars and restaurants for all ages. The iconic Quayside is a must; take a selfie under the famous Tyne Bridge for a lasting memory.
The Metro Centre is ideal for shoppers, or whilst ‘your other half’ is off to watch a football match at St James Park (6 miles). Tynemouth and Whitley Bay make a lovely change with a wonderful long flat promenade to stroll along with plenty of bespoke bars and cafés to keep everyone happy. Being only a few miles from the A69 or the A1, Beamish Open Air Museum is a fabulous day out, or the historic sites along Hadrian’s Wall is easy to get to.

Teddys Cottage is a charming cottage with ample space in which to relax. A real getaway for fresh air, pleasant walks and fun days out. Perfect for couples and romantic getaways. Entering this delightful, converted single-storey cottage for two, you will find space to hang your coats and leave your shoes. The contemporary and beautifully tiled shower room is off the hallway and has a walk-in shower, illuminated mirror above the wash basin and a toilet. Heading into the open plan living space, you will be met with two comfortable sofas to relax on with a Smart TV for your entertainment. A Velux roof window adds to the light and airy feel of the space. The kitchen has an extending dining table where you can enjoy your meals together. You can then enjoy a relaxing night’s sleep in the cosy bedroom, which comes complete with a double bed and open storage for all of your things.
Outside there is a shared paved area with bench-style seating. If you have a dog, you are more than welcome to exercise them in the owner’s fields within the grounds. There is a lovely tea room on site serving food and drink everyday and a complimentary pass to Beamish, the open air museum, which is not to be missed. There is also a large open woodland assured picnic area right next door which is perfect for some al-fresco dining, along with a selection of country walking and cycling trails nearby. You can walk down to Causey Arch, the world’s oldest single-arch bridge and even take a trip on the oldest existing steam train in the world at the local Tanfield railway.

Escape to a luxury retreat in the heart of County Durham at our holiday cottage in Consett, A low carbon, eco-friendly house with electricity supplied by self generating solar and 100% renewable grid energy. South View has been newly refurbished in 2023 to the highest standard, this charming cottage offers contemporary design and sumptuous furnishings, providing the perfect sanctuary for up to six people.
The centrepiece of the cottage is the open-plan kitchen/dining room, featuring a rustic dining table that sets the scene for special gatherings. The Shaker-style kitchen is superbly equipped with modern amenities, including a handy coffee machine to satisfy your morning espresso cravings. In the living area, you’ll find comfort and warmth with an inviting inglenook fireplace, complete with a wood burner. Sink into the plush sofas while enjoying entertainment on the Smart TV, creating the perfect atmosphere for relaxation. Upstairs, discover three well-appointed double bedrooms that offer tranquillity and rest. The master bedroom boasts an en-suite with a walk-in shower. A family bathroom awaits, featuring a delightful roll-top bath and a walk-in double shower. As you step outside, the beauty of the property unfolds in a tiered garden adorned with a lush lawn and a flagged patio, the ideal spot to savour your morning coffee in the sun. Set back in a secluded pergola is a six-person hot tub, inviting you to unwind and soak in its soothing waters. Surrounding rattan furniture beckons you to relax, indulge in conversation, or simply sit back and enjoy the surroundings.
Out and about, the location offers an array of local attractions waiting to be explored. Discover the renowned coast-to-coast cycleway, ideal for scenic bike rides through picturesque landscapes. The nearby Derwent Walk and Derwent Waterside offer strolls and outdoor activities. Nearby, the city of Durham boasts captivating architecture, a rich heritage of beautiful riverside walks, and a fabulous assortment of shops, bars, and restaurants. Delve into the past at Beamish, an open-air museum that takes you on a journey through time. The vibrant city of Newcastle has everything you need for a day out, with galleries, fabulous shops, restaurants, and bars. Head north and visit the historic towns of Corbridge and Hexham or head further and walk the Hadrian’s Wall. If you’re yearning for the refreshing sea breeze, venture to the Northumberland coast where golden sandy beaches await. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply enjoying time together, this elegant space sets the tone for memorable moments.

Welcome to Glebeside Retreat, your idyllic three-bedroom holiday home nestled in the serene village of Satley, just a stone’s throw away from Bishop Auckland in the picturesque County Durham. This charming retreat promises a peaceful escape for up to five guests, boasting a thoughtfully designed interior that includes a kingsize, double, and single bedroom on the first floor, complete with a master bathroom featuring both a relaxing bath and a separate shower.
As you step into the ground floor, you’ll be greeted by a cosy living room adorned with a large flat-screen TV and a warm wood burner, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploration. Adjacent to this inviting space, discover a separate dining room and a fully equipped kitchen, ensuring all your culinary needs are met. Additionally, the convenience of a second bathroom with a walk-in shower and toilet on the ground floor adds a practical touch to your stay. Glebeside Retreat is not just a home; it’s an experience. Take a moment to absorb the breathtaking views that stretch across the surrounding landscapes, creating a tranquil backdrop for your retreat.
The village of Satley and its surroundings offer a variety of activities to suit every taste. Nature enthusiasts can explore the nearby countryside with its walking and cycling trails, while history buffs can visit the historic Bishop Auckland and its renowned attractions. For a taste of local culture, consider exploring charming village pubs and restaurants, where you can indulge in delicious regional cuisine.
Glebeside Retreat invites you to experience the best of County Durham, providing a comfortable and welcoming haven for your holiday. Whether you seek relaxation or adventure, this delightful getaway promises memories that will last a lifetime. Book your stay now and immerse yourself in the beauty and tranquility of Glebeside Retreat.

Nestled within the serene landscapes of rural Medomsley in County Durham, Gypsy Hollow offers an authentic and enchanting escape in the form of a refurbished Romani caravan. This idyllic accommodation promises the perfect romantic retreat, providing a unique blend of tranquility and comfort for those seeking a getaway in the heart of nature. Situated on a tiny rural holiday park at Westview Farm, a working farm renowned for its delicious produce, Gypsy Hollow invites guests to experience the charm of Romani caravan living with a modern touch. The caravan has been meticulously restored to create a cosy haven for couples. The spacious decking that envelops Gypsy Hollow provides a delightful space for guests to savour morning coffee or an evening nightcap while soaking in the stunning views across meadows and moorland. The interior of Gypsy Hollow reflects a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity. The open-plan living area seamlessly integrates a well-fitted kitchen with modern appliances and a charming dining space. The comfortable double bedroom, complete with storage for clothes and walking boots, ensures a restful night’s sleep in the heart of the countryside.
Westview Farm, being a working farm, ensures that guests can relish the flavours of the region by providing a barbecue for their delicious fayre to be enjoyed. Despite its peaceful seclusion, Gypsy Hollow remains conveniently close to towns and the historic city of Durham, allowing for a well-rounded and memorable rural retreat. A newly built (2024) modern shower and toilet block just a minute’s walk from the caravan adds to the convenience and comfort of this charming romantic escape. Gypsy Hollow beckons those in search of an authentic, romantic getaway, surrounded by nature’s beauty and modern comforts.
This property can be booked together with Hobbit Hollow (45980) to accommodate up to 6 guests.