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About this house rental
This unique three-bedroom house offers a rare combination of outdoor living and easy access to local amenities. With a large hot tub, private balcony, and BBQ area, you'll find plenty of space to relax after exploring the area on foot or by train or bus from the nearby stations. Hideaway hut is located in the rear garden and provides a unique chill out area for those needing a little time away or to decompress. Here you'll find sensory toys, games and books to entertain young and old, everyone needs a little chill out sometimes.
Bedrooms:
The first bedroom has a comfy kingsize bed with plenty of space for personal belongings.
A second double bedroom provides comfortable sleeping arrangements for two more guests.
The third bedroom features two single beds, making it ideal for children or friends travelling together.
Bathrooms:
The main bathroom has a walk-in shower and separate bath while a second downstairs loo is available for added convenience during your stay. Shampoo, conditioner and body wash is provided as well as loo roll.
Living Area:
- Unwind in front of the television after a day out on the comfy sofas or even use the indoor swing!
- Electric heating keeps the space comfortable year-round
- Stay connected with WiFi throughout the house
Kitchen:
Cook at your own pace with an American style fridge freezer with ice and water dispenser, double oven, five ring gas hob, microwave, air fryer and slower cooker. There is a washing machine and dishwasher (pods provided) to make cleanup easy, we also supply a washing up pack. Everything you need for preparing meals, including a family sized dining table.
Outdoor Space:
- Step out onto the balcony for a breath of fresh air, with a relaxing cuppa. (Tea, coffee and sugar provided.)
- Relax in the large hot tub after a busy day
- This accomodation is not shared and there is a private hot tub
- Fire up the BBQ for outdoor dining
- Garden furniture provided for sitting outside
Pets are part of the family:
We want you to enjoy your stay as a family and that includes your pets if you wish to bring them along. Our rear outdoor area is completely secure and patio doors leading out make it easy for family pets to roam freely in and out. We proved poo bags and wipes for our outdoor area to ensure it is
Kept clean and safe for all to use. Doggy treats will of course be provided!
Practical Details:
Check-in is at 4pm and check-out is at 10.30am. Children and infants are welcome, making this a great choice for families. No hen or stag parties. Smoke detectors are installed and a fire extinguisher and blanket is supplied for your safety.
Nearby:
- Chester-le-Street train station is a couple of minutes' walk
- Morrisons supermarket is a 5-10 minute walk
- The Lambton pub is a 5-10 minute walk
- Fabio's restaurant is a 5-10 minute walk
- The Wicket Gate pub is a 5-10 minute walk
- Tesco Superstore is a 10-15 minute walk
- Sambuca restaurant is a 10-15 minute walk
- Miss Elephant cafe is a 10-15 minute walk
- St Mary & St Cuthbert's Church is a 10-15 minute walk
- Riverside Park is around 25 minutes' walk
- Waldridge Fell Country Park is around 25 minutes' walk
- Finchale Priory is a 25 minute drive
Dog friendly & within walking distance- refuse Cafe (Chester le street), free enclosed area at Riverside Park, (Chester le Street), The Lambton Arms (Chester le Street) Carson's Cafe (Chester le Street) The Sticky Wicket (Chester le Street) Fuel Cafe (Chester le Street) The White hills (Chester le Street) The Micro Pub (Chester le Street) The Rum Pot (Chester le Street)
Rainy day attractions- Center for Life science Museum (Newcastle), Mr Mulligan's crazy golf (Newcastle), Tree Top Golf (Metrocentre), The Escapeoligists (Metrocentre), Activate (Metrocentre)
Local highlights -
Botanic Gardens (Durham), Beamish Museum (Beamish), The Glass House (Gateshead), Lumley Castle (Chester le Street), Chester le street Cricket (Chester le Street), Tanfield Railway (Stanley), Corbridge, Alnwick Gardens and Castle (Northumberland), Hamsterley Forest (Redford), Kielder Water & Forest (Hexham), Locomotion Shildon (Durham), Raby Castle (Darlington), The Baltic (Newcastle), Matfin Hall (Northumberland), Northumberland Zoo (Northumberland), The Word Library (South Shields), Ushaw Historic House Chapel & Gardens (Durham), Durham Castle (Durham).
Fun for the kids - Centre for Life (Newcastle), Jump 360 (Newcastle), Infinite Air (Durham), Inflate Space (Newcastle), Adventure valley (Durham), Krazy Kingdom (Stanley), Washington Wetlands (Washington), Whitehouse farm (Morpeth), Hall Hill Farm (Consett), Go Ape (Newcastle), Jump Giants {Gateshead), Digger Land (Durham), Penshaw Monument (Penshaw), Herrington Park (Penshaw), Riverside Park (Chester-le-Street).
Free attractions - Discovery Museum (Newcastle) Great North Museum (Newcastle) Oriental Museum (Durham), Laing Art gallery (Newcastle) Angel of the North (Gateshead) Seven Stories (Newcastle) Bill Quay Farm (Newcastle), Durham Cathedral (Durham).
Coastal area's - Tynemouth, South Shields (+amusement park) Whitley bay, Seaham, Blyth, St Mary's Lighthouse.
Main shopping areas - Newcastle, Eldon Square Newcastle) Durham City Centre (Park and Ride available) Metro Centre (Gateshead), Dalton Park (Mutton) Team Valley Retail Park (Gateshead), Arnison Centre (Durham) Durham city retail park (Durham), Royal Quays (North Shields)
Local National Heritage - Hadrian's Wall (Corbridge) Jesmond Dene (Newcastle) Belsay Hall (Morpeth)
Local National trusts - Gibside (Rowlands Gill), Crook Hall (Durham), Cragside (Morpeth) Wallington (Northumberland) Suter Lighthouse (Sunderland)
Hidden Gem - Eatflix (Newcastle) a unique 5D cinematic experience with a specially designed tasting menu that corresponds to the film. (Must be booked in advance).
For all outing suggestions, please check individual websites for up to date prices and opening times.
Whether you're soaking in the hot tub under the stars or catching a train into town, this house gives you the flexibility to make your stay your own.







