Dating back to 1683 during the reign of Charles II, situated in the popular village of Ingleton in County Durham, this mid-terrace holiday cottage retains many of its original features and character. This cosy cottage offers a warm welcome to its guests, accommodating nicely for a small family or group of friends looking to explore the countryside!

The cottage is set over two floors with three delightful bedrooms and a family bathroom on the first floor and an extra shower room on the ground floor.

The sitting room has been designed with a large, fitted TV within the fireplace and comfortable seating, while the conservatory offers a pleasant spot to catch up on a good book or enjoy the garden scenery.

Step into the well-appointed kitchen to find a range of appliances ready for use, continuing through to the dining room where all can gather during mealtimes.



With lawned gardens to both the front and rear, there is plenty of space to sit outside.

Located centrally between Darlington and Barnard Castle, Ivy Cottage is an ideal base, offering visitors close access to the popular wedding venues of Headlam Hall, The George Hotel, Piercebridge and Walworth Castle, as well as the opportunity to explore the many and varied faces of Teesdale, County Durham and North Yorkshire; offering outstanding countryside views, walks, historic towns and villages.

Both Durham and North Yorkshire are steeped in culture, history and industrial heritage. The university city of Durham is home to its 12th century cathedral, castle and spectacular location on the banks of the River Wear, further complimented by cobbled streets, market boutiques, restaurants, theatre and galleries.

For history lovers among you, visit the 14th century Raby Castle in Staindrop, set in a scenic deer park, or the Piercebridge Roman Fort, with Stanwick Iron Age Fortifications only a few miles away.

Explore more culture in the historic market town of Barnard Castle, home of the famous Bowe Museum and High Force Waterfall or why not visit some of your high street favourites in the thriving town of Darlington. Darlington is the home of the steam engine which can be explored both here and in the Shildon Railway Museum. The famous Beamish Open Air Museum and Kilhope Lead Mining Museums are both easily accessible.

There’s plenty of outdoor activities that can be enjoyed in and around Ingleton, such as Hamsterly Forest as well as great walking and cycling adventures in Teesdale and Swaledale. For something a little bit different, why not visit during the Kynren Festival in Bishop Aukland – a spectacular live action outdoor theatre show!

For guests wishing to venture further afield, the historic cities of York and Ripon, Lake District, North Yorkshire Dales, and at the East Coast, Saltburn. Futher information on these and other attractions can be found in the Ivy Cottage Welcome Pack.

Ingleton is a quaint village resting in the southwest region of County Durham, set between the market town of Darlington and the village of Eggleston. Ingleton is best known as the home of The Church of St John the Evangelist, which was constructed in 1843 and is currently Grade II listed. The village and its immediate surroundings feature attractions such as Raby Castle, Deer Park & The Plotters' Forest, the tranquil grounds of the Raby Estates, with dining options including the Black Horse, Ingleton, the Raby Hunt Inn & Restaurant in nearby Summerhouse and The Country Tea Shop & Restaurant in Staindrop a short drive west. A brief car journey away from the village will take you to Darlington, where the serene landscapes of South Park and Rockwell Local Nature Reserve await eager tourists, whilst in the opposite direction, the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty contains stunning natural locales including the Low Force Waterfall, High Force Waterfall and Bleabeck Force.

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