Cross Cottage

Rating
Sleeps 6
Bedrooms 3
Bathrooms 3
Pets No
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Features

Off road parking
Ground floor bedroom
Garden / Patio
Cot available
Highchair available
Washing machine
Dishwasher
Broadband / WiFi
Shop less than 1 mile
Pub less than 1 mile

Reviews

4 Customer Review(s)

Mrs Gale
April 2021

“Beautiful location, spotless cottage and brilliantly equipped - the owners had thought of everything to ensure ease and comfort (including thorough covid precautions).”

Would definitely recommend.

Would definitely recommend.

- Mrs Gale, April 2021
Mrs Hilder December 2019

“We stayed at Cross Cottage in Brancepeth for the New Year and could not have enjoyed it more.”

All thought had been given to comfort and making it a true home from home and the owners were friendly, easy going and very helpful. We were lucky with a week of clear weather, and the footpaths on our doorstep beckoned. However if it had rained the barn was well stocked with games, books, DVD's and music and was wonderful for the five of us to spread out in and just relax! The bathrobes and furnishings in the bedrooms gave the stay a real feel of luxury - a real treat and a lovely contrast to going out into the sharp winter weather to feed the very popular chickens. We will definitely be visiting again.

- Mrs Hilder, December 2019
Mrs Rhodes September 2019

“The cottage was superbly equipped including monogrammed towels and bathrobes which were unexpected.”

All furnishings and beds were of a very high standard and everything worked as it should which is not always the case in holiday cottages. The owners were on site and available with little extra touches such as vouchers for different places. The only slight inaccurate detail was that the listing said 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms whereas it was one en suite and a jack and jill wetroom for the other 2 bedrooms with an upstairs claokroom( the cottage is upside-down) Apart from that there are many places to visit in fairly close proximity eg Beamish,Raby Castle,Durham,Binchester Roman Fort, Escomb Saxon church, Brancepeth castle etc.We were blessed with excellent weather!

- Mrs Rhodes, September 2019
Ms Bridge January 2019

“This accommodation was just what we needed as my daughter, son in law and three grandchildren were relocating back to Durham from Sydney, Australia.”

With my eldest grandson starting school, the middle granddaughter starting nursery and a five week old baby the cottage was just perfect. Lovely and warm and cosy, spotlessly clean and exceptionally well equipped. Comfortable beds and great bathroom facilities too. The owner was very accommodating and helpful, being on site has its benefits. We would definitely stay again and would recommend to others too.

- Ms Bridge, January 2019
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Nestled on the fringes of the imposing, cathedral city of Durham, surrounded by a vast region of undulating countryside, with views out and over towards Brancepeth Castle, are these thoughtfully designed barn conversions boasting stone floors, quality furnishings and en-suite facilities. Perfectly suited to families, groups of couples or friends, this beautiful set of accommodation offers ground floor bedrooms and first floor open-plan living spaces. The light colour schemes, plush furniture and luxurious finish provide extremely comfortable setup to catch your rest in. Receive a warm welcome from the attractive interiors, brought together with country-style kitchen areas, fully-equipped and brightly lit from the natural light flooding in through Velux windows, quaint dining areas and cosy seating arrangements. Holding on to some of its best original features, this open-plan accommodation is wrapped in high wooden beams and exposed trusses, re-enforcing the delicate structure of the building, with considered lighting enhancing the thoughtful space. To the exterior is a delightful south-facing patio area with seating, so you can enjoy the fresh country air with alfresco dining. If you enjoy being outdoors, the spectacular North Pennines AONB is just a mere distance away, with intense views of unspoilt landscape stretching for miles and many opportunities for walking, fishing and picnicking available. Discover the impressive architecture and wonderful attractions such as the cathedral and castle at Durham, as well as a wealth of shops, bars and restaurants to explore. These exceptional cottages, to be enjoyed by family and friends alike, are just what you need for a well-deserved rest.

The property

This well-presented barn conversion offers three spacious, ground floor bedrooms with zip/link beds for flexible sleeping arrangements.

Glide across the Indian Flagstone paves up to the front patio, bordered by flower beds and filled with purple lavender, where you will find a set of table and chairs for you to sit out and absorb the natural ambience of the enveloping countryside.

Enjoy the en-suite facilities inside, serving you day and night in a stylish, contemporary manner; the Jack-and-Jill wet room is beautifully tiled with double washbasin, whilst the bathroom offers a fabulous range of chic fixtures.

Step up to the open-plan living room which is a fabulous, bright and airy space uplifted by exposed stonework, characterful beams and sloping ceilings featuring Velux windows.

A fabulous getaway awaiting your arrival!

Note: Property can be booked with Ref. 982649, together sleeping 10 people.

Summary

Three ground floor bedrooms: 1 x super king-size double (zip/link can be twins on request) and 1 x twin (zip/link) with Jack-and-Jill en-suite wet room with shower, double basin and WC, 1 x super king-size double (zip/link can be twins on request) with en-suite bath, shower over, basin and WC
First floor open-plan living room with kitchen, dining area and sitting area
Eco central heating
Electric range cooker, microwave, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, TV with Freeview, WiFi
Fuel and power inc. in rent
Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
2 x highchairs and 2 x cots
Ample off-road parking
Private patio with furniture and lawned area
Sorry, no pets and no smoking
Shop 1 mile, pub 10 mins walk.

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About the location

BRANCEPETH

Durham 4.2 miles; Bishop Auckland 6.8 miles

This quaint, attractive village rests in County Durham, south-west of the city of Durham. It is a picturesque, old estate village, home to Brancepeth Castle and Brancepeth Castle Golf Club, regarded as one of the finest in the north-east of England. There is also a village hall hosting a number of weekly and monthly activities as well as as well as regular social events, open to members and non-members alike. The cathedral city of Durham is just a few short miles away, dominated by some incredible architecture as well as playing host to a wealth of first-class shops, restaurants, bars and more. Explore the stunning North Pennines AONB for eye-catching, undulating countryside, or pay a visit to the delightful market town of Bishop Auckland, known as the gateway to Weardale, this bustling town boasts Auckland Castle, the Binchester Roman Fort and a plethora of shops and eateries. Further afield is the fabulous Durham Heritage Coast, offering a wealth of beautiful landscapes with rugged cliffs and imposing headlands. This is a remarkable destination to base your family holiday.

Region Information

Northumberland Cottages

Please note, this property is only accepting week long bookings over the Christmas and New Year weeks.

This property offers the following short breaks:

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Brancepeth near Durham, Northumberland (Ref. 982648)

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Reviews

“Beautiful location, spotless cottage and brilliantly equipped - the owners had thought of everything to ensure ease and comfort (including thorough covid precautions).”

“We stayed at Cross Cottage in Brancepeth for the New Year and could not have enjoyed it more.”

“The cottage was superbly equipped including monogrammed towels and bathrobes which were unexpected.”

“This accommodation was just what we needed as my daughter, son in law and three grandchildren were relocating back to Durham from Sydney, Australia.”