County Durham Cottages
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6 Cottages - East Briscoe Farm lies 2 miles outside Teesdale village of Cotherstone in a beautiful, rural, south facing position. Cotherstone is a delightful village situated where the River Balder joins the River Tees 4 miles from Barnard Castle. It is a thriving village with a general store and two pubs one of which serves meals.
The farmhouse and adjoining barns have been converted to form seven splendid cottages one of which is occupied by the owners Ann and Peter Wilson. Constructed entirely of local sandstone, the buildings retain many original features typical of the farms of the North Pennines, with some open fireplaces, beamed ceilings and original stonework.
The cottages have accommodation of a high quality, heated by adjustable electric storage heating with supplementary gas or open fires. There is a large garden area and ample parking space. Visitors are free to wander over the 13 acres of adjoining fields, woods and riverside. There is approximately 1/4 mile of free trout fishing for guests on the River Balder. Pets (2 maximum in each cottage) are welcome to Studio and Barn Cottages, provided dogs are kept on a lead at all times outside the cottages except in the field set aside for pets exercise.
Lying within easy reach of the whole of the North of England, East Briscoe makes an ideal base from which to walk, cycle or tour this beautiful region. At the farm there are cattle, hens and sheep, abundant wild life, ample garden space to sit and relax in. A large conservatory, a barbecue, and mountain bikes are available free for guests use.
If extra beds needed £12 extra charge.
Only weekly bookings taken over Christmas & New Year from Wednesday to Wednesday.
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| Burnbrae Cottage |
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Burnbrae is a spacious detached stone built cottage dating from 1895 situated very close to the shops, inns, restaurant and market square. The cottage is set back from the main street with its own lawned garden and off street parking.
St. John's Chaple is a pleasant village with a small market square, well served by its half dozen shops, three pubs and two churches. There is a regular bus service to Alston and Stanhope.
St. John's Chaple is situated on the A689 Alston to Stanhope road. The house is located 20 metres off the main road, down a driveway, behind the newsagent. Brunbrae is in the centre of the village as the main road passes over and old stone bridge.
Christmas and New Year, weekly bookings only, changeover day Thursday. |
| Craggy Barn |
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Stone barn conversion, approached by steep farm track, giving panoramic views over Upper Weardale in North Pennines AONB.
Set amongst meadows, behind owners farmhouse, the barn features wood burner, exposed beams.
Great walking is available from the doorstep with an abundance of birdlife, easy access to the industrial archaeology left by the Dale's leadmining past.
Four national parks are within a 90 minute drive with easy drives to Ullswater, Hadrian's Wall, Beamish Museum and Historic Durham.
Closer attractions include High Force waterfall, the North of England lead mining museum and Hamsterley Forest. |
| Dairy Cottage |
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The farm offers seclusion and peace to those who desire it. However the wonderful tourist attractions of North West Durham and Northumbria are easily accessible. Places like Durham City, Newcastle, Hexham, Corbridge and the Metro Centre offer the ultimate in shopping experience.
The Roman Wall, various Roman forts, numerous Castles, Cathedral, Abbeys and other historical sites are within easy travelling distance.
We have Beamish Museum, Killhope Wheel and many other museums well worth a visit.
On top of all this the countryside is especially attractive for walking and cycling.
The local supermarkets re within a three-miles radius...They offer the best quality food and wine needed for the preparation of meals...However there are many pubs and hotels in the neighbourhood that provide excellent fare...some at surprisingly reasonable rates.
There is plenty of safe parking space in the farmyard.
£200 for 2 people, £225 for 3-4 people, £250 for 5 people in low season for short breaks |
| Farm Cottage |
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6 Cottages - East Briscoe Farm lies 2 miles outside Teesdale village of Cotherstone in a beautiful, rural, south facing position. Cotherstone is a delightful village situated where the River Balder joins the River Tees 4 miles from Barnard Castle. It is a thriving village with a general store and two pubs one of which serves meals.
The farmhouse and adjoining barns have been converted to form seven splendid cottages one of which is occupied by the owners Ann and Peter Wilson. Constructed entirely of local sandstone, the buildings retain many original features typical of the farms of the North Pennines, with some open fireplaces, beamed ceilings and original stonework.
The cottages have accommodation of a high quality, heated by adjustable electric storage heating with supplementary gas or open fires. There is a large garden area and ample parking space. Visitors are free to wander over the 13 acres of adjoining fields, woods and riverside. There is approximately 1/4 mile of free trout fishing for guests on the River Balder. Pets (2 maximum in each cottage) are welcome to Studio and Barn Cottages, provided dogs are kept on a lead at all times outside the cottages except in the field set aside for pets exercise.
Lying within easy reach of the whole of the North of England, East Briscoe makes an ideal base from which to walk, cycle or tour this beautiful region. At the farm there are cattle, hens and sheep, abundant wild life, ample garden space to sit and relax in. A large conservatory, a barbecue, and mountain bikes are available free for guests use.
If extra beds needed £12 extra charge.
Only weekly bookings taken over Christmas & New Year from Wednesday to Wednesday.
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| Five Gables Cottage |
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Five Gables is a Victorian miner's cottage with country views built circa 1860, opposite the owners' guest house. Completely re-furbished with facilities and equipment for five guests to sleep in two bedrooms. Lawn, gardens and parking to rear. A footpath leads to the woods and Auckland Path, useful for exercising dogs and their owners.
The cottage is some fifteen minutes from Durham, two hours from York or the Lake District, an hour and a half from the Scottish Borders and three hours from Edinburgh.
It is an ideal centre for Durham World Heritage Site, the Dales, sea-side, North Yorkshire and Northumbria. There are several golf courses in the area, as well as a number of pubs who serve good and reasonably priced food.
Contact owner for short break and bank holiday offer details during High Season |
| Garden Cottage |
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The farm offers seclusion and peace to those who desire it. However the wonderful tourist attractions of North West Durham and Northumbria are easily accessible. Places like Durham City, Newcastle, Hexham, Corbridge and the Metro Centre offer the ultimate in shopping experience.
The Roman Wall, various Roman forts, numerous Castles, Cathedral, Abbeys and other historical sites are within easy travelling distance.
We have Beamish Museum, Killhope Wheel and many other museums well worth a visit.
On top of all this the countryside is especially attractive for walking and cycling.
The local supermarkets re within a three-miles radius...They offer the best quality food and wine needed for the preparation of meals...However there are many pubs and hotels in the neighbourhood that provide excellent fare...some at surprisingly reasonable rates.
There is plenty of safe parking space in the farmyard.
£200 for 2 people, £225 for 3-4 people, £250 for 5 people in low season for short breaks |
| Ingoe Cottage |
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A delightful stone cottage set in a peaceful position overlooking the village of Westgate in Weardale.
An unspoilt dale set high in the Pennines, designated an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a walkers paradise. Many quiet roads and off road routes for cyclists (close to C2C)
A wealth of natural elements to enjoy: rivers, waterfalls, moors, Hamsterley forest. Fishing locally and pony trekking nearby.
Local attractions: Killhope Wheel-lead mining centre, Alston - highest Market Town in England; home of the Alston narrow guage steam railway.
An ideal point for exploring the North of England. All within 1 hours drive: the Lake District, Hadrians Wall, Northumberland Coast, Beamish Museum, and the Metro Centre. |
| Low Barn Cottage |
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6 Cottages - East Briscoe Farm lies 2 miles outside Teesdale village of Cotherstone in a beautiful, rural, south facing position. Cotherstone is a delightful village situated where the River Balder joins the River Tees 4 miles from Barnard Castle. It is a thriving village with a general store and two pubs one of which serves meals.
The farmhouse and adjoining barns have been converted to form seven splendid cottages one of which is occupied by the owners Ann and Peter Wilson. Constructed entirely of local sandstone, the buildings retain many original features typical of the farms of the North Pennines, with some open fireplaces, beamed ceilings and original stonework.
The cottages have accommodation of a high quality, heated by adjustable electric storage heating with supplementary gas or open fires. There is a large garden area and ample parking space. Visitors are free to wander over the 13 acres of adjoining fields, woods and riverside. There is approximately 1/4 mile of free trout fishing for guests on the River Balder. Pets (2 maximum in each cottage) are welcome to Studio and Barn Cottages, provided dogs are kept on a lead at all times outside the cottages except in the field set aside for pets exercise.
Lying within easy reach of the whole of the North of England, East Briscoe makes an ideal base from which to walk, cycle or tour this beautiful region. At the farm there are cattle, hens and sheep, abundant wild life, ample garden space to sit and relax in. A large conservatory, a barbecue, and mountain bikes are available free for guests use.
If extra beds needed £12 extra charge.
Only weekly bookings taken over Christmas & New Year from Wednesday to Wednesday.
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| Middle Cottage |
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6 Cottages - East Briscoe Farm lies 2 miles outside Teesdale village of Cotherstone in a beautiful, rural, south facing position. Cotherstone is a delightful village situated where the River Balder joins the River Tees 4 miles from Barnard Castle. It is a thriving village with a general store and two pubs one of which serves meals.
The farmhouse and adjoining barns have been converted to form seven splendid cottages one of which is occupied by the owners Ann and Peter Wilson. Constructed entirely of local sandstone, the buildings retain many original features typical of the farms of the North Pennines, with some open fireplaces, beamed ceilings and original stonework.
The cottages have accommodation of a high quality, heated by adjustable electric storage heating with supplementary gas or open fires. There is a large garden area and ample parking space. Visitors are free to wander over the 13 acres of adjoining fields, woods and riverside. There is approximately 1/4 mile of free trout fishing for guests on the River Balder. Pets (2 maximum in each cottage) are welcome to Studio and Barn Cottages, provided dogs are kept on a lead at all times outside the cottages except in the field set aside for pets exercise.
Lying within easy reach of the whole of the North of England, East Briscoe makes an ideal base from which to walk, cycle or tour this beautiful region. At the farm there are cattle, hens and sheep, abundant wild life, ample garden space to sit and relax in. A large conservatory, a barbecue, and mountain bikes are available free for guests use.
If extra beds needed £12 extra charge.
Only weekly bookings taken over Christmas & New Year from Wednesday to Wednesday.
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| Studio Cottage |
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6 Cottages - East Briscoe Farm lies 2 miles outside Teesdale village of Cotherstone in a beautiful, rural, south facing position. Cotherstone is a delightful village situated where the River Balder joins the River Tees 4 miles from Barnard Castle. It is a thriving village with a general store and two pubs one of which serves meals.
The farmhouse and adjoining barns have been converted to form seven splendid cottages one of which is occupied by the owners Ann and Peter Wilson. Constructed entirely of local sandstone, the buildings retain many original features typical of the farms of the North Pennines, with some open fireplaces, beamed ceilings and original stonework.
The cottages have accommodation of a high quality, heated by adjustable electric storage heating with supplementary gas or open fires. There is a large garden area and ample parking space. Visitors are free to wander over the 13 acres of adjoining fields, woods and riverside. There is approximately 1/4 mile of free trout fishing for guests on the River Balder. Pets (2 maximum in each cottage) are welcome to Studio and Barn Cottages, provided dogs are kept on a lead at all times outside the cottages except in the field set aside for pets exercise.
Lying within easy reach of the whole of the North of England, East Briscoe makes an ideal base from which to walk, cycle or tour this beautiful region. At the farm there are cattle, hens and sheep, abundant wild life, ample garden space to sit and relax in. A large conservatory, a barbecue, and mountain bikes are available free for guests use.
If extra beds needed £12 extra charge.
Only weekly bookings taken over Christmas & New Year from Wednesday to Wednesday.
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| The Byre |
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A very warm welcome at Greenwell Farm which overlooks the hills of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. These character cottages situated in peaceful country surroundings are well equipped to a high standard 4 key highly commended.
STABLE COTTAGE sleeps 6, has a 4 poster bed and has spectacular views across Weardale.
BYRE COTTAGE sleeps 4 and is suitable for wheelchair access.
For special family occasions, reunions with friends or private business functions we have THE OLDE BARN. A conversion which sleeps 13, downstairs bedrooms all en-suite. From £17.50 per person per night.
At GREENWELL we have our own nature trails and conservation areas and guests are welcome to take an interest in this traditional farm, we will be pleased to show you round. Lambs and calves can be viewed in the Spring months.
This an ideal location for walking the fells or exploring by bike disused railway tracks or touring the Dales, visiting local churches and castles, just 12 miles from Durham Cathedral. Local horse riding, fishing and golf and much more to offer. short breaks available. Credit cards accepted. |
| The Cottage, Far East Hope |
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Cottage part of traditional farmhouse cisth.
Situated base of Stang forset, 1000ft high in Barningham Moor.
Panoramic views over Teesdale and Pennines.
Easy access to dales, moors and Lake District.
Plenty of walks, wildlife etc.
cottage centrally heated, open coal fire, beams downstairs.
Nearest town Barnard Castle 6 miles. |
| The Dales |
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This charming 19th Century stone terrace cottage is ideally situated only a few minutes walk from The Dales village of Stanhope, nestling in the heart of Weardale.
Superb local walking in the valleys and fells, cycling and fishing nearby with an abundance of wildlife including heron's curlews and buzzards.
Lovingly converted this light and airy cottage is a convenient base for exploring Teesdale, Hexham, The Lakes, The Dales and Durham.
Shops and pubs only 150 yards. |
| The Forge Cottage |
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The farm offers seclusion and peace to those who desire it. However the wonderful tourist attractions of North West Durham and Northumbria are easily accessible. Places like Durham City, Newcastle, Hexham, Corbridge and the Metro Centre offer the ultimate in shopping experience.
The Roman Wall, various Roman forts, numerous Castles, Cathedral, Abbeys and other historical sites are within easy travelling distance.
We have Beamish Museum, Killhope Wheel and many other museums well worth a visit.
On top of all this the countryside is especially attractive for walking and cycling.
The local supermarkets re within a three-miles radius...They offer the best quality food and wine needed for the preparation of meals...However there are many pubs and hotels in the neighbourhood that provide excellent fare...some at surprisingly reasonable rates.
There is plenty of safe parking space in the farmyard.
£200 for 2 people, £225 for 3-4 people, £250 for 5 people in low season for short breaks |
| The Granary |
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Bradley Burn Cottages are situated centrally on a modern 360 acre farm. All have been carefully renovated to preserve their original character and provide well furnished, comfortable accommodation with modern amenities.
The farm is on the edge of the North Pennines and offers excellent sightseeing opportunities. Nearby Wolsingham also offers a good range of small shops and friendly pubs. There are also facilities for swimming, golf, fishing, pony trekking and dry slope skiing within a short drive.
Larger shops and supermarkets can be found in Durham and Newcastle, which along with the Metro centre are less than an hour's drive away. |
| The Red Brick Barn |
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Our Red Brick Barn is located on a hillside in the beautiful, unspoilt "North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty", and just outside the tiny village of Rookhope.
The Barn is situated close to our home within 7 acres of farmland which you can freely roam. We have hens, ducks and geese and so eggs are plentiful. We can provide meals and packed lunches although the barn has a fully equipped kitchen. A laundry service is available.
There are many public footpaths on our doorstep along with plenty of other activities or you may wish to just relax and enjoy the peace away from the usual hectic routines.
We are extremely pet and child friendly! |
| The Stable Cottage |
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A very warm welcome at Greenwell Farm which overlooks the hills of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. These character cottages situated in peaceful country surroundings are well equipped to a high standard 4 key highly commended.
STABLE COTTAGE sleeps 6, has a 4 poster bed and has spectacular views across Weardale.
BYRE COTTAGE sleeps 4 and is suitable for wheelchair access.
For special family occasions, reunions with friends or private business functions we have THE OLDE BARN. A conversion which sleeps 13, downstairs bedrooms all en-suite. From £17.50 per person per night.
At GREENWELL we have our own nature trails and conservation areas and guests are welcome to take an interest in this traditional farm, we will be pleased to show you round. Lambs and calves can be viewed in the Spring months.
This an ideal location for walking the fells or exploring by bike disused railway tracks or touring the Dales, visiting local churches and castles, just 12 miles from Durham Cathedral. Local horse riding, fishing and golf and much more to offer. short breaks available. Credit cards accepted. |
| The Stable Cottages |
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Bradley Burn Cottages are situated centrally on a modern 360 acre farm. All have been carefully renovated to preserve their original character and provide well furnished, comfortable accommodation with modern amenities.
The farm is on the edge of the North Pennines and offers excellent sightseeing opportunities. Nearby Wolsingham also offers a good range of small shops and friendly pubs. There are also facilities for swimming, golf, fishing, pony trekking and dry slope skiing within a short drive.
Larger shops and supermarkets can be found in Durham and Newcastle, which along with the Metro centre are less than an hour's drive away. |
| Town View Cottage |
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Nestling in the centre of this popular North Pennine village of Middleton-in-Teesdale District Council lies Town View, a traditional and comfortable two bedroomed cottage which is convenient for touring this most beautiful and unspoilt part of England. The accommodation is tastefully decorated and furnished.
Under a beamed ceiling the kitchen is well equipped and will cater for the most discerning cook. Moving through to the lounge a leather suite will help you relax and unwind after a long day. The bedrooms are all furnished with linen and towels. Outside there is private parking for two cars.
Places of interest and must sees are but a stones throw away from Middleton-in-Teesdale, such
as the Bowes Museum, Raby castle and the deer park, the spectacular "High Force" (England's highest waterfall), Low Force and Cauldron Snout and of course the famous Beamish Museum. There are the local market towns of Barnard Castle and Alston. Excellent walking and the Pennine Way runs past the cottage. Fishing, riding and golfing are all nearby.
Bookings of 5 nights or more accepted over Christmas & New Year. |
| West Cottage |
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6 Cottages - East Briscoe Farm lies 2 miles outside Teesdale village of Cotherstone in a beautiful, rural, south facing position. Cotherstone is a delightful village situated where the River Balder joins the River Tees 4 miles from Barnard Castle. It is a thriving village with a general store and two pubs one of which serves meals.
The farmhouse and adjoining barns have been converted to form seven splendid cottages one of which is occupied by the owners Ann and Peter Wilson. Constructed entirely of local sandstone, the buildings retain many original features typical of the farms of the North Pennines, with some open fireplaces, beamed ceilings and original stonework.
The cottages have accommodation of a high quality, heated by adjustable electric storage heating with supplementary gas or open fires. There is a large garden area and ample parking space. Visitors are free to wander over the 13 acres of adjoining fields, woods and riverside. There is approximately 1/4 mile of free trout fishing for guests on the River Balder. Pets (2 maximum in each cottage) are welcome to Studio and Barn Cottages, provided dogs are kept on a lead at all times outside the cottages except in the field set aside for pets exercise.
Lying within easy reach of the whole of the North of England, East Briscoe makes an ideal base from which to walk, cycle or tour this beautiful region. At the farm there are cattle, hens and sheep, abundant wild life, ample garden space to sit and relax in. A large conservatory, a barbecue, and mountain bikes are available free for guests use.
If extra beds needed £12 extra charge.
Only weekly bookings taken over Christmas & New Year from Wednesday to Wednesday.
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| Whitfield House Cottage |
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Whitfield House Cottage is a two story attachment to Whitfield House which is a most attractive Queen Anne House. Both properties are listed as "buildings of special architectural and historic interest".
Wolsingham is a small country town situated in the lower part of Weardale, which is one of the north Pennine dales and has been designated an "Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty".
Whitfield House is situated in the part of the town designated as a "Conservation Area" and it is conveniently placed for the town's shops and for walks in the local countryside. Facilities for fishing, golf, swimming and pony trekking are available in the locality.
ETC 3 Stars
For more details go to:
http://www.whitfieldhouse.clara.net
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