Vacation rentals in Bridge End

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A charming outdoor seating area features a large umbrella providing shade over a wicker sofa. Colorful plants and flowers surround the space, enhancing the natural beauty. Stone walls of the property provide a rustic backdrop, contributing to the inviting atmosphere for outdoor relaxation.

Apartment in Eastgate

4.86 out of 5 average rating, 101 reviews

Noah's Rest

15% off 2 nights Mon-Thu (off peak) 10% off families 20% off week Contact host to redeem promotional rate Stunning area of national outstanding beauty. Private access property overlooking the Wear Valley. Walk or cycle to explore the local area, visit market towns and attractions, enjoy a jacuzzi bath, dine outside and sit by the open fire as the evening draws in. attractions: High Force Raby Castle Beamish Durham Cathedral Hadrian's wall and more local pub 1.2 miles local shop 1.8 miles

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The exterior of the cottage features a stone façade with a wooden front door framed by a small window. A wooden patio set is positioned on a paved area, surrounded by green grass and a few plants. A chimney is visible on the rooftop.

Bungalow in Consett

4.88 out of 5 average rating, 159 reviews

Forge Cottage

We have recently updated this cottage ---- with a new kitchen with a proper hob and oven, and also replaced all the windows and even the front door ! The Forge cottage is set on our working sheep farm, on the Durham Northumberland border. Ideal for couples, or people traveling on their own, the cottage is a great location for local attractions such as Beamish Museum, Durham, Newcastle, Kilhope lead mining museum etc., but it's also great for those looking for peace and quiet and country walks !!

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The exterior of Mill Cottage Bunkhouse is shown, featuring a quaint white building with a wooden door framed by glass panels. Decorative elements, including old wagon wheels and a garden area, are visible, surrounded by gravel pathways and greenery.

Place to stay in Nenthead

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 329 reviews

Cosy Accommodation at Mill Cottage Bunkhouse!

Mill Cottage Bunkhouse is situated in Nenthead, one of the highest villages in England, standing at 1,500ft above sea level. It is nestled within the stunning Northern Pennines (AONB) UNESCO Global Geopark and sits next to the historic Nenthead Mines site, which was once a major centre for lead and silver mining. Mill Cottage Bunkhouse is on the C2C cycle route, it is also next to Isaac’s Tea Trail and only a drive away from the Lake District, making it an ideal base for cyclists and walkers.

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The stone cottage is illuminated at dusk, showcasing warm light from exterior sconces. Large glass doors lead to an inviting interior, with dining furniture visible through the windows. A well-maintained garden area surrounds the entrance, complemented by gravel pathways.

Cottage in County Durham

4.99 out of 5 average rating, 164 reviews

Recently converted cottage with panoramic views

A detached stone cottage in the heart of the north Pennines. Stunning views. With fantastic footpaths, cycle routes straight from the door for those with plenty of energy as it is hilly. Great base for exploring the area. With pubs and coop 5 minute drive or 25 minute walk. Recently renovated to a high standard but still feels characterful and cosy. Underfloor heating, induction hob and super insulated. 2 well behaved dogs only are allowed for a small fee. Sorry no other pets allowed.

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A bright living area features a soft blue sofa, a small television on a wooden stand, and a woodburning stove. Large windows allow natural light to fill the space, highlighting the warm wooden flooring and a textured rug placed comfortably beneath a coffee table.

Vacation home in Frosterley

5 out of 5 average rating, 105 reviews

Alder Cottage. North Pennines rural retreat.

Relax and enjoy this rural retreat and its unique location. Our timber-framed cottage was made for those that love exploring the natural environment. Alder Cottage is on a Local Wildlife Site and is well positioned for discovering the North Pennines National Landscape and the attractions of northeast England. Each season offers something new. The cottage provides all you need for a comfortable stay and with its electric heating and woodburning stove it is warm and cosy. EV charging on site.

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The exterior of a stone cottage is depicted, showcasing a rustic facade with large windows and a slate roof. Surrounding greenery and a gravel area create a welcoming entrance.

Cottage in Cotherstone

4.97 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Spacious 2 bed detached cottage, nr Barnard Castle

Haven Cottage is a self contained detached 2 bed stone cottage in rural Cotherstone near Barnard Castle. You have exclusive use. Set on a quiet lane, the converted stable overlooks open meadows. Outside is a patio garden & furniture. Enter via a double height dining hall, to an open plan kitchen and living room, traditionally furnished with exposed beams and deep window recesses. Downstairs is a large bathroom (bath & walk in power shower). Upstairs two large bedrooms with reading chairs.

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A serene riverside scene captures the flowing River Tees, with smooth rocks partially submerged in the water. In the background, the rustic cottage is surrounded by lush greenery, while a gentle waterfall cascades over stones, creating a tranquil atmosphere.

Cottage in Barnard Castle

4.94 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Riverview Cottage- Overlooking the Tees -Superhost

This relaxing riverside cottage combines oodles of charm with breathtaking views of the River Tees and easy access to the historic market town of Barnard Castle (locally known as Barney). Step straight out of the front door onto the Teesdale Way, one of the many rural footpaths crisscrossing this beautiful, largely undiscovered part of the country. Or take a short stroll into Barnard Castle to discover its rich heritage and enjoy the warm hospitality of its many cafes, bars, and restaurants.

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The exterior of a traditional stone cottage is displayed, featuring large windows framed by floral arrangements. A gravel path leads to a green lawn with a patio area, which includes a tall umbrella. The blue sky is dotted with fluffy clouds, adding brightness to the scene.

Cottage in Mickleton

4.91 out of 5 average rating, 164 reviews

Holmlea - A Comfortable and Cosy Cottage For Two.

Holmlea is a traditional stone built Dales cottage dating back to the late 1700s situated in the village of Mickleton. Perfect for a couple, the accommodation consists of one bedroom , cosy sitting room, a well equipped kitchen and modern shower room . There is a pretty garden with a bbq area and also a storage shed suitable for storing bicycles. Mickleton is a small village close to both Barnard Castle and Middleton - in - Teesdale .There are good country pubs close by and scenic walks .

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A charming stone cottage is framed by a lush green lawn and trees under a clear blue sky. The structure features a traditional roof and a welcoming entrance, with a small sitting area visible next to the path.

Tiny home in Baldersdale

5 out of 5 average rating, 251 reviews

Kipling Cottage, Tiny One Bedroom House and Garden

This very old, very tiny cottage offers guests a truly cosy place to stay. You’ll find everything you need in just 18 square metres! Ideal for couples and walkers to enjoy a getaway amongst the beautiful countryside of the North Pennines. The approach to Kipling Cottage is stunning and gives you your first glimpse of the beautiful rolling countryside. Please note that the cottage is not suitable for toddlers/small children, and all children must be declared during the booking process.

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The living area features a stone fireplace, providing a rustic focal point. Comfortable seating arrangements include a light-colored sofa, a cozy armchair, and a footstool. A wooden coffee table sits at the center, while a television is positioned against the wall, enhancing the inviting ambiance.

Home in Frosterley

4.96 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Cosy 2 bed Weardale cottage

A charming cosy cottage, set in the heart of the village a stones throw from the village shop, pub and takeaway. The cottage can comfortably accommodate a family of four in one king bedroom (with freestanding roll top bath) along with a second cosy twin bedroom . There is a shower room and toilet on both floors. To the rear is a sunny enclosed courtyard and terrace. Wonderful walks are on the doorstep along with stunning views. Perfect for your four legged friends too.

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The exterior of a luxurious shepherd's hut is showcased, featuring a dark wooden structure with bright wooden doors. A vibrant garden with colorful flowers surrounds the hut, and a spacious lawn is visible, complemented by a wood-fired hot tub and outdoor seating area.

Shepherd’s hut in County Durham

5 out of 5 average rating, 203 reviews

Romantic Retreat, Private Gardens, Views & Hot Tub

Flora is a luxury bespoke built Shepherd's hut measuring a very generous 21ft x 9.5ft. Stylish modern interiors with super comfy king size bed and Hypnos mattress. Egyptian cotton sheets, turntable, Roberts radio & smart TV. Unwind, explore the outdoors or relax in large Skargard Swedish wood fired hot tub. Lonton Garden Rooms have everything you need for the perfect romantic escape. Discover the beauty of Lonton Coffee, Alpaca's at dawn and the dark skies of Teesdale.

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The image showcases a row of charming stone cottages with pitched roofs, framed by mature trees. Soft sunlight reflects off the slate roofing, while colorful foliage adds a touch of warmth to the serene countryside setting.

Cottage in Lanchester

4.98 out of 5 average rating, 164 reviews

The Old Stables Knitsley, Cottage No. 3

Our luxury cottages are perfectly placed for tranquility and adventure set in the beautiful countryside of North West Durham. Only 20 minutes drive will take you to the world heritage site of Durham City and 30 minutes into Newcastle, with the most welcoming of Geordie hospitality. Both cities are noted for their stunning architecture along with superb restaurants and traditional pubs. There are many local attractions for all ages within a good walk or a short drive.