
Barforth Hall Lodge is a sprawling single-storey detached cottage in County Durham. It sits on a working farm with stunning countryside views and a peaceful setting that's miles from anywhere. The perfect escape if you're sick of hearing your neighbors' arguments through paper-thin walls.
Located on the south bank of the River Tees, this rural retreat offers plenty to do despite its quiet location. Fishing is available right on the land and there are riding stables next door where you can arrange stabling for your horses.
Barforth Hall Lodge is a sprawling single-storey detached cottage in County Durham. It sits on a working farm with stunning countryside views and a peaceful setting that's miles from anywhere. The perfect escape if you're sick of hearing your neighbors' arguments through paper-thin walls.
Located on the south bank of the River Tees, this rural retreat offers plenty to do despite its quiet location. Fishing is available right on the land and there are riding stables next door where you can arrange stabling for your horses. After exploring the beautiful surroundings, soak your tired muscles in the wood-fired hot tub while watching the sunset over the fields.
The accommodation sleeps 12 guests across 6 bedrooms - 2 king-size doubles (one with TV), 2 doubles (one with TV), a twin room and a family room with 3 singles. There are 4 bathrooms including a wet room. The property features two separate kitchen areas that can be a bit quirky but work well for large groups, plus a sitting room with a massive 50" TV and cosy woodburning stove.
Nearby attractions include Barnard Castle (8 miles, 15 minutes), the Oriental Museum at Durham University (25 miles, 40 minutes), Darlington (8 miles, 15 minutes) and Richmond (13 miles, 25 minutes). Winston village is just 1.8 miles away with its Georgian houses and village green.
Barforth Hall Lodge is ideal for large families or friend groups. Dogs absolutely love it here with all that space to run around. The hot tub, BBQ area and spacious gardens make it perfect for outdoor gatherings.
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Set miles from anywhere, guests love the quiet rural setting on a working farm with stunning views across the countryside.
The wood-fired hot tub is a hit. Owners keep logs well-stocked so you can enjoy relaxing soaks while taking in the farm views.
With six bedrooms and multiple living areas, larger groups appreciate having room to spread out without feeling cramped.
Dogs have acres to explore and guests mention their pets loving the farm setting. The owners' friendly dogs are a bonus for children.
Being on a working farm adds character to the stay. Kids especially enjoy seeing farm life up close.
Paula and Jason get mentioned for being friendly, approachable and quick to respond to any requests or issues.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Barforth Hall Lodge by car, you'll need to navigate a one-mile narrow track that leads to the property. The track can be a bit rough in places but isn't potholed or rutted and you'll find off-road parking for up to 5 cars when you arrive.
For rail travellers, Darlington station is the most convenient option, approximately 8 miles from the property. From there, you'll need to take a taxi to complete your journey to the rural location of Barforth Hall Lodge.
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