Situated on a former farm near the village of Whorlton and just a short distance from the bustling town of Barnard Castle is Stables Cottage, an imaginative conversion of an old stone stable. With its beautiful position in North Yorkshire, coupled within an outstanding interior design and a hot tub, this is the perfect place to call home as you enjoy a relaxing holiday. Enter into the single-storey accommodation and relish in the open-plan living space, which has retained a wealth of original features and character touches throughout. Picture windows affords a constant connection with the lower reaches of the Teesdale valley and the underfloor heating throughout offers a sense of comfort in the winter evenings. In here, you will find a fully fitted kitchen, a social dining area and a sitting area, where you can unwind and comfort those post-walk soles, bliss! Alternatively, guests can relax in the small private courtyard before dipping into the bubbling hot tub to soak up the picturesque surroundings. Once the evening has drawn to a close, catch your rest within one of the two well-presented bedrooms, comprising of the master suite, which is notable for its plush double bed, whilst the twin bedroom is great for friends or those with children. To the rear is open farmland with a bridleway accessible from the cottage, and there are plenty of walking opportunities here! Visit Raby Castle, High Force, the National Railway Museum Shildon, or enjoy the tea rooms, shops and restaurants in Barnard Castle, which also houses a leisure centre with swimming pool, gym, soft play area and indoor climbing wall for the more energetic. Further afield attractions include a visit to The Forbidden Corner in Middleham, visiting the highest pub in England and exploring the delights of Richmond. With the owners on hand to ensure a warm and comfortable stay, and an outdoor play area for children, this property is an ideal Whorlton cottage for a family holiday exploring nearby Teesdale, Durham and the Yorkshire Dale

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Whorlton is a pretty Teesdale village and has always been closely identified with the nearby Raby Castle and its owners. The castle has been enhanced and changed over the centuries, but has always retained its medieval heart. A walled garden and 200 acre deer park add to the beauty of the castle. The popular ancient market town of Barnard Castle is only three miles away with its own 12th Century Norman castle founded by Bernard de Balliol make this a fascinating place to visit. Coupled with a wide range of shops, an antiques quarter, a host of tea-rooms, pubs and restaurants, the region has something for everyone. The Bowes Museum, High Force and Shildon Railway museum are only a short drive away, and walkers will enjoy the many trails and footpaths around Teesdale.

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