3 Bedroom Accommodation In Cowshill, Near Alston

Cowshill, Near Alston, County Durham

Cowshill, near Alston in County Durham, offers two charming holiday cottages, Nelly’s Cottage and Alice’s Cottage, both situated in the scenic Weardale Valley, within the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. These properties are designed to accommodate up to six guests across three bedrooms and are ideal for active holidaymakers, with numerous public footpaths and cycle paths accessible directly from the cottages. Both cottages are fully equipped with modern amenities, including a well-furnished living room with a 32" Freesat TV, a spacious kitchen/dining area, and comfortable bedrooms, ensuring a pleasant stay for families or groups of friends.

Each cottage features thoughtful design elements to cater to guests of all abilities, including wheelchair access and facilities for those with limited mobility. Nelly’s Cottage includes a twin bedroom with an en-suite that has a walk-in shower, while Alice’s Cottage offers a family room and a double room with an en-suite, along with a large bathroom suitable for disabled guests. The properties are beautifully renovated, providing a high standard of comfort, and they are equipped with essential conveniences such as oil central heating, Wi-Fi, and private parking for three cars. The outdoor space includes a small enclosed courtyard with seating and a barbecue, perfect for enjoying the tranquil surroundings.

Guests at Low Cornriggs Farm can easily explore the breathtaking countryside, which features hills, dales, and waterfalls, making it an excellent location for walking and cycling enthusiasts. The area is rich in attractions, including the Killhope Wheel, a lead mining museum, and the Weardale Museum. Families can enjoy the Weardale Steam Railway and Locomotion, the National Railway Museum in Shildon. For those willing to venture a bit further, the historic city of Durham, the Lake District, Northumberland, Hadrian’s Wall, and the vibrant city of Newcastle-upon-Tyne are all within an hour's drive, offering a wealth of cultural and recreational opportunities.

Low Cornriggs Farm has received recognition for its commitment to sustainable tourism, winning two Green Tourism Awards from the North Pennines Tourism Partnership. The property also features a small flock of Icelandic sheep, adding to its rural charm. Local amenities are conveniently located, with a shop 1½ miles away, a pub 1 mile away, and a restaurant 4 miles away. It is important to note that electric vehicle charging is not permitted on-site, and bookings require confirmation from a representative. This makes Low Cornriggs Farm a perfect getaway for romantic breaks, families, walkers, cyclists, and groups looking to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the North of England.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly
• Internet