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Location: Stainton

Barnard Castle 1 mile.

Stainton is a small village in the unspoilt countryside of Teesdale, in County Durham, just one mile from the market town of Barnard Castle. Consisting of a small group of traditional cottages and boasting lovely views of the surrounding Dales countryside, Stainton is a great rural base for this part of the northern Dales. Barnard Castle stands on the site of an ancient Roman ford which crosses the river. The medieval ruins of the castle still tower over the river and are well worth a visit. Known affectionately as 'Barney' by residents and visitors alike, the town boasts cobbled streets, yards and back lanes which were first laid out in the 12th century. Beautiful walking country is right on the doorstep with The Pennine and Teesdale Ways, the River Tees and magnificent waterfalls at High Force are all within easy reach.

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Yorkshire Holiday Cottages
Yorkshire Cottages

Ref: 4390

Hillcrest - Stainton near Barnard Castle

Yorkshire Dales - North

Rating 4 Ticks Pets Yes Smoking No
Sleeps 4 Grid Reference NZ 070 186 Off Road Parking No
Bedrooms 2 Open Fire Yes Garden Yes
Bathrooms 1 Short Breaks Winter
Off-Season
Last-Minute
Christmas
Smaller Party Reductions No
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The Property

A lovely stone-built end-terrace cottage, on the edge of the picturesque village of Stainton, 1 mile from Barnard Castle in Teesdale. Fully renovated to a very high standard, this Stainton cottage is a real delight, and the contemporary styling combines seamlessly with the original character of the cottage. This is a lovely Stainton cottage, featuring a spacious kitchen diner, a warm and cosy sitting room with multi-fuel stove, two delightful bedrooms and a stylish bathroom. This Stainton cottage is ideal for a couple looking for a romantic break, or for a small family to get away from it all. Set in a picturesque location, this Stainton cottage is only a short drive from historic Barnard Castle, the popular market town. A host of scenic walks and nature trails can be enjoyed nearby, or visit Romaldkirk, with its superb award-winning pub. Historic Eggleston Hall, The Bowes Museum and splendid Raby Castle, with its impressive grounds and deer park, are all close by. A fabulous Stainton cottage, a perfect romantic retreat whatever the time of year.

Accommodation

Two bedrooms: 1 x double, 1 x twin. Bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Well-equipped kitchen with dining area. Sitting room with multi-fuel stove.

Amenities

Coal fired multi-fuel stove in sitting room, supplies heating to radiators and hot water system with additional immersion heater. Gas cooker with double oven and 6 ring hob, fridge/freezer, washing machine, TV with Freeview, DVD, CD. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Cot and highchair on request. Roadside parking for one car in front of the property. Bike storage. Small front sitting area with furniture. Sorry, no smoking. One well-behaved pet welcome. Shops and pub 1 mile.

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Previous visitors' comments about Hillcrest:

Lovely area, excellent base. Warm and cosy cottage.
Mr Hughes, Perth, March 2013

It felt like a home from home.
Mrs Christie, Dunfermline, July 2012

The accommodation was faultless with lots of little added extras. The surroundings were beautiful and peaceful, and there were lots of places nearby to visit.
Ms Crawford, Crewe, June 2012

The homely touches and welcome atmosphere as we walked in for the first time. The cottage we booked was just the icing on the cake to a very special Christmas. The cottage was just perfect, clean and modern with lovely warm touches and a roaring fire what more could you ask for.
Mrs Lambie, Budleigh Salterton, December 2011

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