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Bradley Burn Cottages

Accommodation Details

Welcome to Bradley Burn Farm in Weardale, County Durham, North East England. Bradley Burn Farm is home to a farm shop and café selling a great range of local and homemade food, four self-catering holiday cottages and a static holiday caravan park.

The Bradley Burn is a tributary of the River Wear. Rising on the moors above Wolsingham, the stream flows down through the farm to meet the river in lower Weardale. On the eastern edge of the North Pennines, and in the heart of the Durham Dales, Bradley Burn Farm offers beautiful scenery and a peaceful environment - an ideal place to enjoy the countryside. Rural tranquility at its best!

Our holiday cottages are situated around sunny courtyards close to the Burn. Look out for herons, kingfishers or eels, or just sit and enjoy the water rippling past. Granary Cottage is ideal for families; the others are perfect for couples. All have been sensitively converted from traditional stone farm buildings and are comfortably furnished with all the facilities of a modern home. We have a games room with table tennis and pool, and books, games and DVDs to borrow.

Bed linen, towels and tea towels are all supplied and beds are made up for your arrival. We normally use duvets, but sheets and blankets can be substituted on request. Cots and high chairs are all available if we are notified in advance, and a single folding bed can be provided. Please note the cottages are all non-smoking.

Accept ChildrenAccess to Golf CourseBaby SittingBBQCycle Hire AvailableCycle StorageDish WasherFacilities for ChildrenFishing NearbyFreezerFridgeGarden PatioGround Floor BedroomGymLaundry FacilitiesLinen ProvidedMicrowaveParking On-SitePets AcceptedPony TrekkingPoolPool TableTennis CourtWorking FarmPublic Telephone

Accommodation Location


Address
Bradley Burn Cottages, Bradley Hall, Wolsingham, Weardale, County Durham, DL13 3JH

Type
Self Catering

Email
stay@bradleyburn.co.uk

WEBSITE

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