Durham holiday apartment rental, Frosterly with walking, internet access, rural retreat, TV, DVD

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Lime Tree View (apartment)

Home description

Stanhope is centrally located in the N.E. North Pennines, Weardale runs parallel to Teesdale near Hamsterley Forest and Barnard Castle- “The undiscovered Jewel”. There is a wealth of places of interest for the ramblers among us. It is only 46 miles from the Lake District enjoying a beautiful scenic drive over the North Pennines - well worth a visit. The historic city of Durham is 30 miles away with its cathedral, shops and restaurants. Newcastle and the Gateshead Metro Centre are approximately 25 miles and can be enjoyed for shopping, cinema, restaurants and museums. Beamish Museum. Bowes Museum, Raby castle, High/ Low Force, Aysgarth Falls, Harperley Prisoner of War Camp, Richmond, Leyburn North Yorkshire, Killhope Lead Mining Museum, Northumberland, Hexham, Hadrian's Wall and Alnwick Castle are also accessible by car. The natural unspoiled beauty of the Northumerland Coast for a longer excursion is a great day trip to enjoy. Some locations can be accessed via the local Weardale Bus Company. However Stanhope and its immediate vicinity itself has many places of interest just on its door step so there is no reason to travel too far.

View of Apartment Lime Tree View Grade II listed Building	Limetree Views 50"Mtre Living /Dining Room
Four Poster Bedroom	Lime Tree View, A view from one of the Window seats

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The Northern England / Yorkshire / Northumberland region

At Stanhope you are surrounded by stunning scenery and spoilt for choice for things to do and places to visit. Within a short walk there are many town attractions in Stanhope itself. The River Wear is just around the corner with its Ford and stepping stones to tip-toe across. There are local pubs, restaurants and shops to choose from along the Front Street.Bowes Museum is accessible via Barnard Castle and Killhope Lead Mining Museum can be reached traveling West from Stanhope. With many places of interest along the way it comes highly recommended.

Centrally located in the North East, running parallel to Teesdale near Hamsterley Forest and Barnard Castle. There is a wealth of places of interest for the ramblers among us. It is only 46 miles from the Lake District enjoying a beautiful scenic drive over the Pennines - well worth a visit. The historic city of Durham is 30 miles away. Newcastle and the Gateshead Metro Centre are approximately 25 miles and can be enjoyed for shopping, cinema, restaurants and museums.

Durham / Frosterly area

This superb 4/5 bedroomed spacious 18th Century Grade II listed self catering holiday apartment is located in the heart of the North Pennines in Stanhope. It is a four star accommodation, ideal for more than one family. As the name suggests, Lime tree view is centrally located and it is supported by quaint views of the main road to the historic stone-built Market town with Stanhope castle located to the rear.

The building is integral to this historic market town and is supported by a very convenient, regular local bus firm. Originally it was Stanhope Hotel and is ideally located for the local shops, art gallery’s, restaurant and pubs, all just outside the front door! It is ideal for more than one family who can enjoy its open air swimming pool, walks, cycle tracks, bird watching and nature, a place of scientific and Public House called The Red Lion, with photographic evidence to support this. Historically it has always played an important part to the Towns Community. (The lounge area was used to sign up recruits during the First World War).

This welcoming apartment is situated on the 1st and 2nd floor of this listed building and provides an ideal base to explore, within a 50 miles radius you can reach the North East Coast, The Lake District or the North Yorkshire Dales. Centrally located, this apartment is centrally situated amongst the town’s amenities, areas of local interest and scientific and geologist interest. A hidden jewel that you will want to return back to time and time again.

Ideal for walking and cycling all year round. There is a selection of walking books at the accommodation. Ideal for family breaks with local parks, walks, river-fishing and open-air swimming pool. A good base for geologists and bird watchers it is a place of scientific interest.

There are lots of things to do and see and is centrally located for the local shops, art galleries, restaurant and pubs. Which are all just outside the front-door. With stunning scenery and spoilt for choice for things to see and do and places to visit it will be difficult not to enjoy a great holiday. It is a short walk to many town attractions in Stanhope, The River Wear with its Ford and stepping stones to tip-toe across is near by, the Harperley Prisoner of War camp is a short drive away and Killhope Lead Mining Museum is definitely worth a visit too.

How to get there

4 star, spacious self -catering, relaxing holiday let, in Stanhope, Durham, North East England, North Pennines, is ideal for more than one family to enjoy with an open air swimming pool, many walks/ramble, cycle tracks, bird watching and nature. It is in an ‘Area of Outstanding Beauty” and is a place of scientific and geologist interest.

This Historically seeped area, especially early industries and religion, market town has a very convenient, regular local bus firm and Durham Tees Valley and Newcastle airport makes the area easily accessible. The Main rail routes can be accessed with local rail and bus connections and Stanhope even has its own Weardale Railway.

The nearest Ferry Port is into North Shields, less than 50 miles away.

Activities near Durham

Facilities

Further details indoors:
This very comfortable spacious accommodation is tastefully decorated and ideal for more than one family (You could even bring along a parent and still retain an adequate amount of privacy.) The four 3rd floor bedrooms are serviced by a large bathroom with free standing bath and a single shower cubicle.

Two of the bedrooms have Victorian feature fire places, stripped flooring in three of the rooms with occasional rugs and free standing period furniture. One of the double bedrooms has an adjoining door so is ideal for a family room. All bedrooms have lined curtains, matching duvet covers, extra cushions, mirrors bedside lamps, dressing areas, homely ornaments and pictures created by a local artist and photographs taken by my husband of local areas and local places.

Further details outdoors:
As the name suggests, Lime tree view has great views of Stanhope and is centrally located and it is supported by quaint views of the main road to the historic stone-built Market town and Old church are both viewed from the seated windows. Stanhope castle is located to the rear. The building is integral to this historic market town and is supported by a very convenient, regular local bus firm. Originally it was Stanhope Hotel later becoming a Public House, The Red Lion, with photographic evidence support by photos in the lounge. Historically it has always played an important part to the Towns Community. (The lounge area was used to sign up recruits during the First World War).

This welcoming holiday rental situated in this listed building provides an ideal base to explore or just sit back and relax. Centrally located in the North Pennies 'Area of outstanding Beauty', it is within 50 miles radius of the North East Coast, The Lake District or the North Yorkshire Dales .With so much to do locally its a hidden jewel that you will hopefully want to return back to time and time again

Further details

Travel
From the South
Continue North on the A1(M) until see signs for A68, following signs for Corbridge. Travel through West Auckland keeping to signs for A68 until reach Pub- The Three Tunns, turn Left into Toft Hill. Follow signs for A689 toward Wolsingham, Stanhope

From the North
Continue South on the A1 until reach signs for A68, signs for Corbridge. Travel toward Hexham picking up sign for A68 Darlington continue on A68 traveling through Tow Law until reach roundabout with signs of A689 pick up signs for Wolsingham, Stanhope.

Continue on road passed Witton-le-Wear until reach Fir Tree (13 miles) still following signs for A68. Continue on road leaving Fir Tree you will come to roundabout, (island) turn left towards Wolsingham on the A689. Continue on A689 through Wolsingham, Frosterley until you enter Stanhope past garage on the left.

Conditions

We require £200 security deposit on booking and the remainder of the balance is due 8 weeks before the arrival date.
We accept cheques or bank transfer.

If you require further directions to Stanhope we are more than happy to do forward them. The keys are available by arrangement (However if there is a cross over day the keys will be available after 3 o’clock please check the availability calendar to check status of week leading up to your stay.

Rental rates

Period	From	To	Weekly	Nightly rate		Minimum  stay
				Weekday	Weekend
September - October	19 Sep 09	23 Oct 09	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
October Holiday	23 Oct 09	2 Nov 09	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
November - December	2 Nov 09	23 Dec 09	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
Christmas Holiday	23 Dec 09	31 Dec 09	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
New Year	31 Dec 09	7 Jan 10	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
January - February	7 Jan 10	19 Feb 10	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
February half term	19 Feb 10	1 Mar 10	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
March	1 Mar 10	27 Mar 10	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
Easter	27 Mar 10	12 Apr 10	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
April - May	12 Apr 10	29 May 10	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
May half term	29 May 10	7 Jun 10	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
June - July	7 Jun 10	24 Jul 10	500£ 500	100100	125125	4 Nights
July - August - September	24 Jul 10	6 Sep 10	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
September - October	6 Sep 10	23 Oct 10	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
October half term	23 Oct 10	1 Nov 10	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
November - December	1 Nov 10	18 Dec 10	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
Christmas Period	18 Dec 10	4 Jan 11	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
January - February	4 Jan 11	19 Feb 11	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
February half-term	19 Feb 11	28 Feb 11	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
March - April	28 Feb 11	14 Apr 11	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
Easter 2011	14 Apr 11	29 Apr 11	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week
April - May	29 Apr 11	28 May 11	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
May half term	28 May 11	6 Jun 11	600£ 600	0-	0-	1 Week
June - July	6 Jun 11	23 Jul 11	500£ 500	7575	100100	4 Nights
July/ August/ September	23 Jul 11	6 Sep 11	700£ 700	0-	0-	1 Week

The property's weekend rates apply to: Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights

NB: Prices may be subject to change at the advertiser's discretion.

Mini breaks-Long week ends will be considered during off peak periods or Mon- Friday during certain periods.

Availability

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Name:	Lisa Fisher
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