Durham Holiday Cottages

Durham Cottages

Durham

1 Bed Cottage in Langley Park

Ref: S534778

Additional information and rules - 1 king-size bedroom - 1 en-suite shower room with shower and WC and a freestanding bath in the bedroom - Electric oven and induction hob, fridge with ice box, microwave, and dishwasher - Laundry service is...

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£100

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4 Castle Terrace

Ref: S841636

Reviews 13

The pretty village of Bowes is situated amid the unspoilt countryside of Teesdale, in County Durham. The village boasts a traditional old pub and has a long history dating back to the Romans. Its most famous landmark is Bowes Castle, built on the...

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£72

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The Byre at High Watch

Ref: S3952

Reviews 30

Wearhead is a small village in County Durham named after the source of the River Wear Wearhead is set in countryside and is home to a shop, whilst further amenities can be found in Stanhope which is home to the Durham Dales Centre, offering...

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£54

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3 Bed Cottage in Tow Law

Ref: S820961

Additional information and rules - 3 bedrooms – 1 double, 1 king-size and 1 super-king zip-and-link (which can be twins on request) - 3 bathrooms – 2 en-suite shower rooms with WC, 1 en-suite bathroom with bath/handheld shower and WC, and 1...

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£93

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Stang View

Ref: S272922

Reviews 68

Barnard Castle is a market town resting in County Durham in the Teesdale countryside, standing on the site of an ancient Roman fort. Boasting cobbled streets, back lanes and quaint yards, the town still echoes its 12th century beginnings, and is...

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£88

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Antoninus Barn 2

Ref: S880733

Reviews 6

Ebchester is a charming village perched on the edge of County Durham, a stone's throw away from the North Pennies Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The village is home to a well-stocked village shop with all the essentials you need for a holiday...

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£75

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1 The Riverside

Ref: S449622

Reviews 18

Nestled within the unspoilt countryside of Teesdale, in the picturesque area of County Durham, rests the charming market town of Barnard Castle. Taking its name from the medieval castle that towers over the river, the town is beautifully-adorned...

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£64

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3 Bed Cottage in Middleton-in-Teesdale

Ref: S229103

Additional information and rules - Sleeps 7 plus additional sleeping for one on a pull out single bed in the triple bunk room - 3 bedrooms – 1 king-size, 1 double and 1 with triple bunk bed an - 1 bathroom on 1st floor and additional 1...

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£95

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1 Braeside

Ref: S95049

Reviews 30

Wearhead is a village in County Durham at the top of Weardale. Named after the source of the River Wear, the village boasts some of the highest peaks in County Durham. Wearhead is set in rural countryside with the nearest shop being 3 miles away...

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£61

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Hush Cottage

Ref: S44916

Reviews 56

The pretty Pennine town of Middleton-In-Teesdale lies in the heart of Teesdale, perched on the riverbank in the beautiful Tees Valley. Situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this is a well-served little settlement and offers a good...

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£53

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Lighthouse Room

Ref: S1040346

The village of Murton rests in County Durham, between the cities of Durham and Sunderland. Once a mining hub, Murton is now a friendly settlement that offers guests with ample access to a range of activities and marvels of the region. Murton is...

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£54

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Lyndasfarne Room

Ref: S1040345

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£55

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1 Bed Cottage in Bishop Auckland

Ref: S1230721

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 1 double bedroom - 1 shower and WC - Microwave, fridge, toaster and kettle (on-site cafe available) - TV with Freeview - Enclosed balcony with garden furniture - Private parking for 1 car ...

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£62

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Sycamore Room

Ref: S1040335

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£55

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64 Front Street

Ref: S1018791

The ancient market town of Stanhope lies in the beautiful Wear Valley in the heart of superb walking country. Described as the "Capital of Weardale", it occupies a sheltered position on the north side of the Wear at the confluence of the river and...

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£49

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Jack's Cottage

Ref: S880554

Reviews 10

The picturesque town of Wolsingham is a quintessentially British market town in the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Nestled in the beautiful valley of Weardale, the town boasts a number of well-regarded pubs, cafes and...

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£62

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Ferngrove Cottage

Ref: S185641

Reviews 13

Butterknowle is a village in the Teesdale district of County Durham, England, resting a few miles from the thriving market town of Bishop Auckland. Discover a local pub and post office for your amenities, with a shop situated just under two miles...

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£44

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The Nest at Bowbank House

Ref: S1057264

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£78

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Scargill Castle, Scargill, Co. Durham, Barnard Castle

Ref: S41771

Reviews 151

Combining historic character with all the cosiness and comfort of the 21st century. Private parking leads through a gate into your own sheltered and enclosed courtyard gardens (perfect for visiting dogs), created from the old Tudor manor...

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£147

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Sutton Newbold Cottage

Ref: S820231

Reviews 8

Nestled in the heart of County Durham, Wheatley Hill stands as a charming village, rich in history and enveloped by the warmth of its close-knit community. As you wander through the picturesque streets, you'll encounter quaint cottages and local...

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£55

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Ronnie's Roost

Ref: S516687

Reviews 20

Barnard Castle is a market town in County Durham, set amid the unspoiled scenery of Teesdale. It is built on the site of an ancient Roman fort that had stood on the other side of the river. The castle's ancient remnants still rise over the river...

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£52

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4 Ford Street

Ref: S245634

Reviews 61

Lanchester is a historic Roman village found in the heart of County Durham, just west of Durham city. The village is filled with Roman and Norman tourist attractions including Hadrian's Wall, Church of All Saints, and Lanchester Roman Fort....

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£61

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2 Holme Pool

Ref: S169097

Reviews 29

St John's Chapel is a small village resting at the heart of the North Pennines AONB, which houses excellent bird watching, cycling and walking. Within the County Durham village you will find two pubs, a Post Office, a shop and a café. Within close...

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£86

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2 Bed Cottage in Waskerley

Ref: S229586

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - Part of a complex of 4 properties set on a working farm - 2 bedrooms with TV/DVD: 1 double (zip-and-link which can be made into a twin on request) and 1 king-size - Kitchen with electric oven...

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£73

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Holiday Cottages in Durham

Durham is a historic city in the North East of England, situated on the River Wear. The city is renowned for its 11th-century Norman cathedral and castle. Durham is also famous for its picturesque architecture and medieval streets. Visitors can explore the many shops, pubs, and restaurants or take a scenic walk along the river.

Whether you’re looking for a city break or a countryside escape, we have a great range of holiday cottages in Durham to choose from. Our properties include family-friendly apartments in the city centre, cosy cottages in the surrounding countryside, and larger houses perfect for groups or families.

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What our customers say about their holidays

Stuart - Verified booking

The house was larger than expected, a good size two bedroom terrace, a reasonable size front room and a nice up to date kitchen diner, there is a small dining room to the side of the kitchen but did not need to use due to breakfast bar.

The main bedroom is a good size with a large king size bed that was comfy. The bathroom is also a reasonable size with a good shower and full size bath, nice hot water on demand. The location is as stated, and if you have dogs there is a nice walk around the museum grounds/wood that is just 2 minutes up the road, longer walks are just a 5 minute walk away down the road and across from the front of the museum, the town centre is a 5 minute walk with plenty of shops and cafes, a bit lacking in pubs with only one that we really liked(The three horse shoes) it was nice and clean and modern but the food choice was lacking. On arrival at Stang View there was a nice touch as others have said, with milk, cheese, eggs, bread and a bottle of red wine! We can vouch for the heating working as we were cooked in the middle of the night as someone had set a heating schedule to come on at 25 degrees! So just check no one has set a scheduling the heating control! The only slight niggles with the accommodation was it would have been nice to have black out curtains in the bedroom as it was quite light in the morning ( we like a sleep in!) also the large frying pan would not work with the induction hob, and a bigger kitchen bin as we had to empty it all the time, these are really minor things and we had a lovely stay and would stay again.

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Mavis - Verified booking

The scenery in the North Pennines is glorious and this comfortable cottage has wonderful views.

As listed, the kitchen is well equipped but small whilst the rest of the cottage is very spacious for three people. There is a large floor standing boiler in the kitchen which gives excellent heating and hot water to both properties but does make things a bit awkward. To find The Byre from the north east just go up Weardale to Lanehead and turn in to the left just after the tractor sign - the listing makes this more complicated than it is. The tea tray was laid out for us on arrival with nice biscuits and there is milk in the fridge, coffee, salt and pepper and stock cubes in the cottage. Wi-fi was sporadic but is good enough for e-mails and finding out about local attractions. The Alston to Penrith road is closed for five weeks so if you plan to go to the Lakes from here you will have to find another way. With excellent double glazing and trees planted along the road traffic noise is reduced but you will hear motor bikes particularly at the weekends and Bank Holidays - they love the Dales and sound like they are coming through the property! The highlight for us was seeing a red squirrel by the garage - first time in a lot of years. The owners are friendly and welcoming but take warmer clothes and rain wear as the weather can be as spectacular as the scenery!

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Alison - Verified booking

We have just returned from a lovely week staying in Stang View - our second this year.

It's perfect for three of us - comfortable and very easy to look after - and the welcome pack of essentials (including bread, butter, milk, eggs and cookies) was very much appreciated. The location is brilliant - within easy walking distance of town centre shops and supermarkets. Despite the cold weather we were very comfy reading in front of the log fire but did venture out for walks in the Deepdale Nature Reserve and from Bowlees Visitor Centre. We also took advantage of our annual passes to revisit the Bowes Museum (purchased in April as they were cheaper than day tickets). We mostly dined at home as few of the pubs offer evening meals during the week and the kitchens close early (at least early for us!) but we did enjoy a very good meal at the Capri Italian restaurant (five minutes walk away on Newgate) and takeaways from the Barnard Castle Fisheries and Babul's (both on the Horse Market) were excellent. We're looking forward to our next visit!

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Maria - Verified booking

We had a lovely stay.

It's in a beautiful village very quiet..... when we arrived the cottage was very chilly no hamper which I thought was unusual with it been a New Year stay .. the fridge/freezer was very small we had to leave our drink for our 4 nt stay outside luckily it was cold with been 4mile from shops I did take food with me but did struggle to fit what needed to go in the freezer compartment .. I read on the reviews that the couch was very low and I agree there was a lot of throws covering it and got very messy forever straightening them up and floor was lifting in many areas ... bedrooms and bathrooms were very tastefully done and the view of the castle from the 2nd bedroom was spectacular .... it may sound very negative but there was many positives it was a cosy cottage once we got the burner going .. the kitchen and bathrooms where very clean and beds very comfortable overall it was a lovely stay with my in laws making memories.

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Samantha - Verified booking

An absolutely lovely property, well kept, clean and with everything you could need for a stay in Barnard Castle.

We felt completely at home during our weekâs trip, cosy in the living room on an evening and slept peacefully in the large comfy bed. One small suggestion would be to add a shelf to the shower cubicle for toiletries, but we managed. Water pressure in the shower is exceptional (for those like me who find a low pressure shower enough to ruin a whole trip!). Our hosts had thought of everything; the information pack was crammed with great ideas for local walks, restaurants and takeaways (we highly recommend Capri!) and all the how-to guides for the kitchen etc. And the milk, bread, wine and cookies were a wonderful welcome surprise to find on our arrival. Thank you for a wonderful stay, we made some fantastic memories celebrating my husbandâs 40th birthday, and we will definitely be back in the future!

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Things to do near Durham

Seven Stories

Unleash your imagination at Seven Stories, the National Centre for Children's Books. Discover seven floors of immersive exhibitions, original manuscripts, and artwork from beloved children's books. Meet favourite characters like Paddington Bear and the Gruffalo, and take part in workshops and events. The café and bookshop offer a perfect place to relax. Located at 30 Lime St, Ouseburn Valley, Newcastle upon Tyne NE1 2PQ

National Glass Centre

Superb glass centre in Sunderland, Tyne & Wear. Promotes the art, history and science of glass through a range of mediums. Groups welcome.

Oriental Museum

Oriental museum in Durham City. Visitors can view Asian art, antiques and material. Lift access to all galleries. Variety of activities and workshops.

Jarrow Hall (formerly Bede's World)

Museum of early Mediaeval Northumbria, in Jarrow. Range of events and activities for all people of all ages. Refreshments and toilet facilities available on-site.

Thornley Woodlands Centre

Interpretive centre in Rowlands Gill, Tyne & Wear. Serves the woodlands of the Derwent Walk and Country Park. Wheelchair accessible, parking facilities.

Booth Museum of Natural History

History museum in Brighton with over 500,000 specimens and natural history literature from the past 300 years. Gift shop onsite. Wheelchair accessible.

Sunderland Museum

Discover the rich cultural history of Sunderland at Sunderland Museum. Explore fascinating collections of art, natural history, and local heritage, including the largest collection of LS Lowry paintings outside of Manchester. There are also temporary exhibitions and interactive displays. The Winter Gardens, a tropical paradise, is a must-see. Located at Burdon Rd, Sunderland SR1 1PP

BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

Contemporary Art gallery housed in a landmark building on banks of River Tyne. Ever changing exhibitions & events for all ages. Excellent choice of food & drink available. Parking.

Beamish Museum

Beamish Museum in County Durham is an award-winning open-air museum that brings history to life. Visitors can experience what life was like in the North East of England in the 1820s, 1900s, and 1940s through interactive exhibits, costumed characters, and historic buildings. From riding on a steam train to visiting a coal mine, there's something for everyone. Address: Regional Resource Centre, Beamish, County Durham DH9 0RG

Laing Art Gallery

Art Gallery with an impressive collection of art, sculpture & exhibition programme. Range of activities and events to get all the family involved. Free admission.

Durham Holiday Cottages

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Durham Cottages

Durham

1 Bed Cottage in Langley Park

Ref: S534778

Durham

4 Castle Terrace

Ref: S841636

Reviews 13

Durham

The Byre at High Watch

Ref: S3952

Reviews 30

Durham

3 Bed Cottage in Tow Law

Ref: S820961

Durham

Stang View

Ref: S272922

Reviews 68

Durham

Antoninus Barn 2

Ref: S880733

Reviews 6

Durham

1 The Riverside

Ref: S449622

Reviews 18

Durham

3 Bed Cottage in Middleton-in-Teesdale

Ref: S229103

Durham

1 Braeside

Ref: S95049

Reviews 30

Durham

Hush Cottage

Ref: S44916

Reviews 56

Durham

Lighthouse Room

Ref: S1040346

Durham

Lyndasfarne Room

Ref: S1040345

Durham

1 Bed Cottage in Bishop Auckland

Ref: S1230721

Durham

Sycamore Room

Ref: S1040335

Durham

64 Front Street

Ref: S1018791

Durham

Jack's Cottage

Ref: S880554

Reviews 10

Durham

Ferngrove Cottage

Ref: S185641

Reviews 13

Durham

The Nest at Bowbank House

Ref: S1057264

Durham

Scargill Castle, Scargill, Co. Durham, Barnard Castle

Ref: S41771

Reviews 151

Durham

Sutton Newbold Cottage

Ref: S820231

Reviews 8

Durham

Ronnie's Roost

Ref: S516687

Reviews 20

Durham

4 Ford Street

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