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Have fun with the whole family at this stylish bungalow which is ideally situated among the historic fell land of County Durham; where you can explore the imprinted marks of mining history throughout the ages. This brand new refurbished holiday home boasts character throughout. There’s so much to discover right from your doorstep, including one of England’s finest medieval castles, Raby Castle, visitors can walk among deer in the vast grounds of the estate which also features a children’s woodland hideaway.

Furthermore you can explore Hamsterly forest on your doorstep, from wildlife watching to stargazing, and adventure play for all the family to exhilarating mountain biking, there is something to keep everyone busy. Travel slightly further afield to Barnard Castle where further attractions are awaiting to be explored, including the Bowes Museum, Egglestone Abbey, High and Low force and the ruins of the medieval castle.
Positioned in the historic land of County Durham, this modern detached holiday home offers extensive countryside views along with a traditional crackling open-fire, this family-friendly home is the perfect base for a group of six looking for a break away!
Burnlea Cottage offers a private drive which fits two cars, and a large front garden with stunning views. Inside the property there is a welcoming sitting room with an open-fire and if you can take your eyes off the beautiful views, there is a television to watch your favourite shows.
Moving through there is a kitchen/diner with everything you need for a self-catering stay including a handy dishwasher, and through into the utility there is also a washer/dryer so all guests can keep feeling fresh.
The cottage has three bedrooms; two doubles and a twin, all with built-in wardrobes so guests can unpack any personal belongings, and these rooms are complimented by a contemporary bathroom where guests can soak in a long bath or freshen up with a shower.

The nearby village of Butterknowle has two pubs, whilst a short drive into Cockfield, you will find another pub and a shop for any essentials you may need, as well as a selection of takeaways.


If you time your trip well, you could be lucky enough to see live action at Kynren, featuring fireworks and memorable acts and also on your doorstep is the medieval Raby Castle Park and Gardens for a unique tour with it's new treehouse for children.

The nearby historic market town of Barnard Castle offers a 16th century castle and bridge which makes for a scenic spot, as well as a number of museums and galleries, and the Deepdale Nature Reserve which has the River Tees running through.