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Yorkshire Dales
A delightful, single-storey annexe resting rurally in Middleton-In-Teesdale, Durham. Countryside views. In AONB. Romantic. Pet-friendly. Enclosed garden. Close to amenities. Barnard Castle 10.4 miles.
3 nights from
£284
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Positioned within the North Pennines AONB in the pretty town of Middleton-In-Teesdale, Durham, is Hudeway View, a delightful single-storey home. Enjoying far-reaching countryside views and surrounded by Dark Sky Discovery Sites, the property offers the ideal base for a romantic getaway, inviting two guests and two furry companions. Benefit from private parking before entering the living space, stylishly furnished and complete with all the appliances for a successful self-catered stay. Head outdoors for some fresh air and to truly appreciate your tranquil surroundings, and at night, be sure to make use of the binoculars to admire the stars before returning indoors to catch some rest in the king-size bedroom. Awaken to a refreshing shower or a long soak in the bath, before kick-starting another day of exploration. On your doorstep you’ll find the beautiful River Tees for strolling alongside, before reaching some of the local amenities, including the Forresters Bar & Restaurant, Middleton in Teesdale Sports and Social Club, Teesdale Hotel, The Tees’pot, and a Co-op. For attractions, follow the Tees Valley Railway Walk, discover the flowing waters of the Low Force Waterfall, tour the Summerhill Force & Gibson’s Cave, enjoy stunning vistas from the Grassholme Observatory, hike towards the Black Force Waterfall, or trek up to the scenic point of Cauldron Snout, or if you’re a skiing fan, the Weardale Ski Club is nearby. A short drive east will bring you to the beautiful, imposing setting of Raby Castle, a brilliant medieval landmark that dates back to the 11th century, nestled in surrounding parkland with pristine lakes and free-roaming deer, where visitors can walk along the well-preserved battlements, towers and terraces before settling down for quaint spot of lunch at the the on-site Yurt Cafe. Travelling towards the equally exquisite Barnard Castle, enjoy a nature-filled day at the Deepdale Nature Reserve, brush up on your local knowledge at The Bowes Museum, tour the remains of Egglestone Abbey, or discover the magnificent castle, set on an elevated position. The Hamsterley Forest, a National Forest is just outside of the area, also recommended to visit with your walking boots in tow, before returning home for supper and the sunset. Experience a true escape at Hudeway View.