Meadows Edge, Holwick

Meadows Edge is a detached cottage situated in the Teesdale hamlet of Holwick near to Middleton and twelve miles from Barnard Castle. With one double bedroom and an ensuite bathroom, this cottage is ideal for a couple. The cottage also contains a well equipped kitchen, a dining area and a sitting room with an electric stove. Outside the cottage is a garden with outdoor furniture and off road parking for one car. Set in a beautiful and remote part of the country, Meadows Edge is a wonderful cottage for a couple looking to get away from it all.

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Summary
  •   Max. Occupancy 2
  •   Bedrooms 1
  •   Bathrooms 1
  •   Changeover Friday
Features
  •   Pets Allowed
  •   Towels Provided
  •   Linen Provided
  •   Cooker
  •   Fridge
  •   Washing Machine
  •   Television
  •   Kettle
  •   Garden
  •   Wifi
  •   Pub Nearby
  •   Parking Available

Accommodation Details

Ground floor double bedroom with en-suite bath, shower over, basin and WC. First floor living area with well-equipped kitchen, dining area and sitting area. The living area boasts superb views across Teesdale and has a flame-effect electric stove. The entrance is via a feature stone staircase which leads up to the living room.

A delightful little detached cottage situated in the pretty Teesdale hamlet of Holwick. Created from the skilful conversion of an old stone barn which has also been used as the village reading room. The accommodation is upside down to take advantage of the views of the Holwick fells and beyond. Equipped, furnished and decorated to a high standard. A perfect place to relax and unwind. The owners live nearby and personally welcome visitors.

Situated at the end of a no-through-road in the heart of beautiful, unspoiled Teesdale, the village of Holwick is a lovely, peaceful place ideal for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The village is well served by local amenities and has a pub that serves food as well as a farm-butcher's shop with café situated on the owner's farm. Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the surrounding region is a paradise for walkers and lovers of country life. Nearby, and within walking distance, is the magnificent waterfall of High Force whilst just a short distance away the Pennine Way passes close by. Middleton, Mickleton and Romaldkirk are wonderful picturesque villages in the near vicinity, whilst the ancient market town of Barnard Castle is well worth a visit.

Amenities & Facilities

Gas central heating with electric stove. Gas oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, TV with built in DVD player. Wifi. Shared use of laundry room with automatic washer and dryer. All fuel and power inc. in rent. Bed linen inc. in rent. One small, well-behaved pet welcome. Garden with garden furniture. Off road parking for 1 car. Cafe on owners' farm open at the weekends only with other shops 3 miles. Please note: mobile signal can be poor in the area; please check coverage with your network provider

Location Details

Situated at the end of a no-through-road in the heart of beautiful, unspoiled Teesdale, the village of Holwick is a lovely, peaceful place ideal for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The village is well served by local amenities and has a pub that serves food as well as a farm-butcher's shop with café situated on the owner's farm. Designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, the surrounding region is a paradise for walkers and lovers of country life. Nearby, and within walking distance, is the magnificent waterfall of High Force whilst just a short distance away the Pennine Way passes close by. Middleton, Mickleton and Romaldkirk are wonderful picturesque villages in the near vicinity, whilst the ancient market town of Barnard Castle is well worth a visit.

From heather-clad moors and limestone scars, to market towns and the steady pace of country life - the sublime Dales await you! Where else in Britain is it as satisfying to sit and do nothing as it is to explore the numerous pursuits on offer?

Reviews

This upside down converted barn/reading room is the perfect getaway from it all. We had a fantastic week walking and enjoying the beautiful views from this cottage. Friendly neigbours and the owner is just lovely. No complaints and will definitely come back...thank you for a lovely holiday!

Rated by Charlotte K reviewed on 27th June 2019

This is a good location for walking, peace and quiet, friendly locals and a great pub 3 mins walk from the property.

Rated by Mr Drybrough reviewed on 25th June 2016

The location was lovely. The accommodation was very cosy and had everything we needed.

Rated by Mr Chalk reviewed on 14th June 2016

A quiet warm refuge from the wet blustery weather.

Rated by Mr Jones reviewed on 4th April 2016

The location was great and the views were stunning. The little cottage we stayed in was cosy and warm. The owner of the cottage and the locals were all very welcoming. We can't wait to go back.

Rated by Mrs Andrews reviewed on 15th February 2016

The property is a converted farm building of some sort and is reasonably furnished in a 'holiday home' style. Nothing exceptional either way, not outstandingly bad, not outstandingly good, its 'nice' ,perhaps a little bit beginning to fray around the edges, Located in a small hamlet, and here perhaps my own prejudices will reflect on the review, its not barren/ desolate/ isolated but when youre about 25 mins from the bright lights big city of Barnard Castle (sense the sarcasm in the last phrase) you get the picture that you are 'getting away' from it somewhat. Whilst I was after a fashion able to get internet access, mobile coverage was non-existent. Its nice, the owner is lovely, but I sense the last of that type of holiday i'd do alone.

Rated by FlorianFY reviewed on 5th January 2016

The location is stunning and the cottage is surrounded by beautiful countryside. A perfect area for walking. The local pub served good food and was very welcoming.

Rated by Mrs Friday reviewed on 14th June 2015

We had great time, the owner is really nice, helpful and friendly.

Rated by Mr Yaseen reviewed on 24th February 2015

A lovely little cottage in a peaceful location.

Rated by Mrs Phillipson reviewed on 1st December 2014

The views, the friendliness and the peacefulness cannot be faulted. The owner is absolutely lovely and we would not hesitate to recommend this property and hope to return in the not too distant future.

Rated by Mrs Parker reviewed on 26th November 2014

Meadows Edge is located in an ideal location for walking or just relaxing. With no mobile Signal and very limited wifi you can escape from the every day hustle and bustle. This upside down cottage allows you to relax and look out onto amazing views of Holwick Scar and surrounding countryside. The cottage is cosy even during some very inclement weather. The boiler however is located directly behind the bedroom so may disturb light sleepers. Surprised to find that no towels are provided or a basic welcome pack. (Perhaps we have been spoiled by other letting agents?) Local pub is just minutes away and serves some pretty decent meals.

Rated by davehayers reviewed on 11th October 2014

The views from the cottage were fantastic, a lovely quiet area, very friendly people, abundance of wildlife on the doorstep and nice big mugs to have a proper cup of tea.

Rated by Mrs Over reviewed on 5th July 2014

The area around the property is fantastic - especially for walkers.

Rated by Mr Pate reviewed on 28th June 2014

Great cottage, perfect for two people. In a beautiful location with a friendly owner.

Rated by Mrs Hocking reviewed on 6th May 2014

Great views from living area upstairs. Good setup internally. Really would like to use in summer when can make best use of garden. Only one little thing for us was the boiler was right by your head in bed, so sleeping for me was an issue. For anyone who sleeps lightly this might be an issue. Otherwise fab!!

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 27th March 2014

We know the area having used the cottage twice before. Property lovely. Great views. Quaint and everything needed to hand. Will be back!

Rated by Miss Collins reviewed on 14th January 2014

A wonderful cottage in a superb location. Great for a get away break at any time of year. Easy walking distance to local pub which was really welcoming and friendly. Great walks and scenery all around. The cottage was warm and cosy with everything we needed. Loved it!

Rated by Ms Coleman reviewed on 2nd January 2014

The peace and quiet which was exactly what the doctor ordered. Our week at the cottage was perfect, and we are hoping to return in the spring. The scenery is stunning and we went on lots of walks in all directions. I can honestly not think of a single negative thing to say.

Rated by Mrs Wehrle reviewed on 28th October 2013

Lovely cottage very well set out, with the living room and kitchen upstairs, making the most of the fabulous views. Everything you need is in the cottage and the owner is very friendly and helpful.

Rated by Mr Norton reviewed on 22nd October 2013

The location is excellent. There are stunning walks within 5 minutes of the cottage. I enjoy the calm and friendly nature of the area. I feel very secure and would have no hesitation on going on walks alone. Everyone is friendly. The local shops provide everything you require. We know we will make a return visit as this holiday was just about perfect.

Rated by Mrs Tupman reviewed on 18th August 2013

The property was excellent, and was in a very nice part of England. There is a very friendly pub 5 minutes down the road. This was our second visit, and won't be the last hopefully!

Rated by Mr Leah reviewed on 5th July 2013

My partner and i work in the city and wanted to get away from it all for a week, and thats exactly what we got from Meadows Edge. We were greeted by the owners daughter who lives down the lane, she was very friendly and offered her assistance if we needed it at anytime while we were there. The Cottage is off the beaten track, well kept and has everything you would need for a relaxing break, you will find every utensil you can think of in the kitchen! It has excellent views from all upstairs windows, cosy bedroom downstairs with a modern bathroom en suite. The cottage is less than 5 minutes away (walking) from the friendly local pub which does great meals and 10 minutes(driving) to shops. Lots to do in the area, farmers market in Barnard Castle, walks, High Force Waterfall is a must and is only 20 minutes away in the car. Overall we had a great stay even when the weather was bad we cuddled up on the sofa with the heating on and watched the world go by from the comfort of the warm cosy cottage. We will definately be going back for more in 2013.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 8th January 2013

The cottage was beautiful . Perfect and cozy for two , we arrived in the night so were astounded by the beautiful views when we woke the next day . The local pub was very friendly and inviting and the food was beautiful perfectly priced and very generous portions were a added bonus ! The walks were a little hard to figure out but once we got on the right track we were could really taken in the beautiful surroundings . The cottage was well equipt but make sure to bring towels ! The cottage is in a secluded location perfect for getting away from it all and relaxing would recommend this to anyone and will definitely be back .

Rated by Keishajade reviewed on 6th January 2013

The Cottage is ideal for a romantic break, nice and bright in the day with fantastic views and warm and cosy in the evenings. Great location, close enough to the shops if needed, but far enough away for some peace and quiet.

Rated by Miss Dixon reviewed on 20th November 2012

The cottage was a delight, it was in a beautiful area and the idea that it was an upside down property made good use of the scenery. It was very warm and very comfortable...full marks to the owner.

Rated by Mr Hanby reviewed on 10th November 2012

Friendly and helpful community. A homely cottage.

Rated by Miss Higson reviewed on 19th October 2012

Location, friendly welcome by owner, views from every window, cosy warm cottage.

Rated by Mrs Hill reviewed on 13th October 2012

Cottage is situated in a very nice part of the countryside, quiet and peaceful with a very nice local pub!

Rated by Mr Cook reviewed on 5th September 2012

Lovely views, very quiet and peaceful. Will be visiting again. Very dog friendly and owners very friendly. We couldn't have wished for anything more. We didn't want to come home.

Rated by Mrs Horne reviewed on 2nd September 2012

Excellent cottage just for two. With plenty of things to do in the surrounding area. Great place to unwind, hope to go back one day!

Rated by Mrs Foster reviewed on 17th August 2012

The cottage was situated in a quiet area. Long walks and peace and quiet. The cottage is an ideal get away for any couple.

Rated by Mr Sykes reviewed on 12th August 2012

Peace and tranquillity, sheep and rabbits still attempting to eat all the grass in neighbouring fields. The local people who made us so very welcome especially the new Landlord and Landlady at the Strathmore Arms 500yds down the hill. The cottage is a good base for exploring Yorkshire & surrounding areas,waterfalls Low and High Force easy to walk to.

Rated by Mr Blewitt reviewed on 22nd July 2012

Fabulous views and walks from the door, we love this place.

Rated by Mrs Higginbotham reviewed on 15th May 2012

Ideal for 2 adults and a dog... Views are sensational. Walks in all 4 directions. Very cosy and well equipped. Fantastic pub down road

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 2nd May 2012

This was a lovely cosy cottage. Very warm and the view from every window is like a framed photo on a Dales Calendar. There are wonderful walks in every direction.

Rated by Mrs Fenwick reviewed on 14th March 2012

This gorgeous quirky little cottage is in a beautiful location, like stepping into a corner of paradise. The scenery from every window was panoramic, the cottage was warm and inviting. The owner of the cottage was welcoming, and although the place is set as if in the middle of beyond, the nearby pub is great and the local people that we met were wonderfully warm and inviting. We will most certainly be going back, again and again I suspect!

Rated by Mrs Colins reviewed on 30th January 2012

It is a lovely, cosy cottage with all the amenities, a home from home. The location is ideal for High Force waterfall and walking in the area.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 8th December 2011

We got a warm, personal welcome from the owner. The weather was awful but that did not matter. We walked to High Force one day and spent a day mooching around the towns. It was a lovely weekend and so nice to be able to bring our dog.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 7th December 2011

Lovely location, we explored various villages and towns. It's wonderful to be able to take the dog. The owners met us on arrival and showed us round the cottage - a lovely personal touch. We will come back.

Rated by Mr Smith reviewed on 17th October 2011

The cottage is lovely, the location glorious, wildlife superb and the walking/ views were out of this world! We have already booked for our third visit!

Rated by Mrs Higginbotham reviewed on 5th October 2011

The cottage was lovely, clean and warm. Lovely people.

Rated by Ms Mountford reviewed on 27th September 2011

Lovely setting and convenient for local amenities. Cottage was very comfortable and great value for money.

Rated by Mr Murphy reviewed on 26th July 2011

The cottage is situated in superb area and did every thing it said on the tin. We would certainly like to come again and would certainly recommend it to anybody. thank you sykes our first holiday with you and we were fully satisfied

Rated by Mr Leah reviewed on 27th June 2011

Location views were stunning with lots of good walks from the door. Comfortable cottage.

Rated by Mr Loyden reviewed on 30th May 2011

We had a wonderful holiday. The views from the cottage were spectacular. The local people were friendly and helpful. Our hostess was very helpful on arrival. We just had a most wonderful relaxing holiday.

Rated by Mrs Crannage reviewed on 16th May 2011

This was our second visit to Meadows Edge, and it wont be the last. Wonderful place. It was lovely and warm and felt like home when we arrived. Had good weather, lots of walks straight from the door, fantastic.

Rated by Mrs Richardson reviewed on 4th April 2011

Exactly as the brochure described.

Rated by Mrs Longden reviewed on 18th January 2011

Accommodation and location were first class. Views from cottage were fantastic. Local pub very friendly. Walks to High Force and the Holwich Scars are not to be missed.

Rated by Mrs George reviewed on 22nd November 2010

Fabulous walks and views. Friendly hosts.

Rated by Miss Graham reviewed on 12th October 2010

Good walking. Good views from the cottage.

Rated by Mr Cashmore reviewed on 24th September 2010

It was like a home from home, instantly relaxed. The peace and quiet is what I needed and got. Lots of lovely local walks so no need for lots of car journeys. I will return.

Rated by Mrs Tupman reviewed on 30th August 2010

Cottage was just right for the type of break we wanted. Owners very friendly and helpful. Wonderful position and views from cottage was just as good as the brochure said. Lovely walks without using the car. Good for pet owners too. Would book again!

Rated by Mr Noble reviewed on 24th August 2010

Excellent location, lovely views, very quiet.

Rated by Mrs King reviewed on 9th August 2010

This should be 5 star! All was 1st class with a very warm welcome, very clean and all amenities included. Great views, walks and farm kitchen we take our hat off to the owner. We will be back.

Rated by Mrs Draper reviewed on 27th July 2010

A very beautiful area, lots of lovely walks to Low Force, High Force, with no difficulty for the fit.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Wright reviewed on 8th July 2010

Stayed in this cottage over the Easter Period and had such a great time. We had snow outside on the evening we arrived but the cottage was very warm and cosy and the owner who lives nearby came and took us around and welcomed us. The fresh dafodils etc. which were supplied was a very nice touch. The Cottage is gorgous and very comfortable with outstanding views out over Holwick and Teesdale. It is in a very quiet area with a pub within walking distance and shops can be found in nearby Middleton. I would certainly recommend this property and would love to return soon.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 9th June 2010

My wife and I stayed at the cottage for the last week in March, leaving on Good Friday. We had an excellent time for the whole week, with no negative moments. The cottage was very cozy with brilliant views across and down the dale and the village pub was very friendly, the local Sunday walkers even shared their 'cheese board' with us. Helen, the landlady of the pub, proved be a wonderful host. On our last day there, we went for a walk along the dale, arriving at the cottage in lovely spring sunshine, within a minute, we had a white-out! A superb cottage and location - we'll be back!

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 9th June 2010

An excellent cottage in an outstanding area. Great walking from the doorstep. Would definitely visit again; a great holiday.

Rated by Mr Mutimer reviewed on 5th May 2010

The owners are very friendly and welcoming; that gets you off to a great start. We loved the views from every window in the living space - many rabbits to watch. It was heavily snowing all the time we were there, which meant we were unable to do much walking, but it was very cosy to be sitting watching the snow with the views from the comfort of the living room. The only small downside is that it was an exceptionally cold week (we were snowed in) and with the bedroom being downstairs, it was a little chilly - but not enough to effect our time there. We will definately be back.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 19th March 2010

Access to good walking country.

Rated by Mr Shevill reviewed on 5th January 2010

An absolutely stunning place to spend a few days; amazing scenery from the warmth and comfort of the sofa - will definitely be back.

Rated by Ms Whitaker reviewed on 4th January 2010

After a stressfull time this cottage break helped revive my good spirits. The magnificent views from the cottage and fantastic local walks helped us to totally relax. The cottage was vey comfortable and the owners helpful and made us feel welcome. I would loved to have booked this year again but circumstances won't allow us to book ahead. I'm praying for an unlikely cancellation for this very popular cottage nearer the holiday season.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 24th December 2009

Service was second to none. Home very secluded,Lovely for a nice quiet break. Area had nice walks,(not to challenging) House very clean,Good facilities. Handy pub(Good Meals)Friendly. Lounge could do with another armchair.

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 17th December 2009

Owners very helpful and welcoming on arival. The cottage is very cosy and warm, its location is within easy walking distance of High & Low Force on the Tees. Plenty of other local outdoor walks from the door. Middleton is nearby and a delightful village with everything you need for a holiday. Within striking distance of Beamish Museum and Durham over the moors. Cothersdale, the local cheese is superb. Could not fault anything!

Rated by A FlipKey verified reviewer reviewed on 14th December 2009

It was a wonderful, unique property that was very clean, well maintained, warm welcome, cosy and comfortable in a fantastic relaxing area of beauty. This is a great location for a "chillaxing" few days away.

Rated by Mrs Lane reviewed on 7th December 2009

Perfect place to walk, and just as perfect to relax in. The views from the sofa were lovely.

Rated by Miss Chesters reviewed on 26th October 2009

Wonderful walking in the country. The cottage was very peaceful and quiet.

Rated by Mr Loach reviewed on 18th October 2009

No internet and no mobile phone signal - bliss.

Rated by Dr Kreps reviewed on 24th August 2009

A lovely cottage with many different walks and landscapes close by.

Rated by Mrs Cooper reviewed on 22nd August 2009

The peace and quiet. Excellent local walks. The scenery from every window was lovely. Will certainly go back.

Rated by Mrs Tupman reviewed on 6th August 2009

Cottage was ideally located to access local footpaths/walks to river, falls etc, beautiful surrounds. Local amenities were excellent, people very friendly.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Lester reviewed on 16th June 2009

A delightful character cottage in a beautiful spot to which we hope to return.

Rated by Mr Cane reviewed on 19th May 2009

The peace and quiet. The cottage is located in a beautiful part of the country and was ideal for our purposes. The cottage was just what we wanted and we felt at home straight away. We had wonderful walks on our doorstep and thoroughly enjoyed our stay, it was beautiful and relaxing. We will be going back.

Rated by Mrs Garbacz reviewed on 18th May 2009

The isolation of the cottage, with only farm vehicles passing, and the fact that some wonderful walks were right on the doorstep made this an ideal base for exploring the countryside. After a full day outdoors it was great to come back to a lovely warm cottage that provided views across the fields, enhanced by the fact that Meadows Edge was an 'upside-down' property.

Rated by Griffiths reviewed on 16th March 2009

The barn was lovely and warm when we arrived on a cold snowy evening. The location and views from the barn are magic.

Rated by Mr Wilson reviewed on 8th December 2008

The views were breathtaking. Cottage was warm and cosy.

Rated by Mrs Braithwaite reviewed on 27th November 2008

Lovely quaint cottage in beautiful location with some excellent walking country. Ideal for two people wanting to get away from it all.

Rated by Mr Downie reviewed on 6th October 2008

A splendid little cottage in an amazing location. I think Teesdale is one of the most beautiful regions in the whole of Britain.

Rated by Mr Bos reviewed on 21st September 2008

Surrounding area outstanding. Very quiet and peaceful; rabbits, sheep and occasional human!

Rated by Mr Blewitt reviewed on 29th August 2008

The cottage was welcoming and had most bits you would need. The views make it that extra bit special.

Rated by Mr Thomas reviewed on 21st July 2008

Area very quiet, peaceful and relaxing with magnificent views.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Hawkes reviewed on 23rd May 2008

A lovely, small, cosy cottage...

Rated by Mr Allen reviewed on 19th September 2007

The scenic views were brilliant, walks very good and fresh air. Friendly people, we really enjoyed ourselves.

Rated by Mr McNeill reviewed on 10th September 2007

The cottage was beautiful, the views fantastic. Could not have wanted more. Can't wait to return.

Rated by Mrs Richardson reviewed on 8th September 2007

The cottage, which could not have been any better, was very comfortable, clean and homely, with a very warm welcome from the owners.

Rated by Mrs Richardson reviewed on 29th August 2007

Perfect "out of the way" cottage ideally presented in its "upside down" layout; relaxing to watch sheep, rabbits and birds whilst we were having breakfast. Also stunning riverside and waterfall walks at the end of the lane. Yet only three miles to perfectly adequate village Co-Op, fish shop and cafes.

Rated by Mrs Woolley reviewed on 26th July 2007

Peace and quiet. Beautiful scenery.

Rated by Mrs Constance reviewed on 1st June 2007

The cottage was in a excellent location with wonderful views. The owner of the cottage was very friendly and helpful.

Rated by Miss Hawkes reviewed on 24th April 2007

A beautiful cottage, lovingly cared for, in an amazing area with stunning scenery on the doorstep. The owners were very considerate, providing a wide range of guides and information about what the area had to offer. We were very happy with our choice of cottage and holiday destination - we really needed a break from the city and that's what we got.

Rated by Mr Angel reviewed on 16th February 2007

Meadows Edge was a lovely property tucked away in a great location for walking. The pub, just a 1 min walk down the road was great and extremely welcoming, with the sunday papers and warm fire - you couldn't ask for more. The lunch at the farm was out of this world and a absolute must. Thoroughly recommend to all my friends and family.

Rated by Ms Leesons reviewed on 7th February 2007

The cottage was just simply stunning. The owner gave us a very warm welcome, and I would again like to congratulate you for a great job done.

Rated by Mr Raymond reviewed on 26th January 2007

Enjoyed Meadows Edge. Very peaceful and great views, would go back.

Rated by Mr Renshaw reviewed on 6th November 2006

It was an excellent centre for visiting friends and relations in the area, and very nice to come back to in the evening. The owner and her family were very welcoming and helpful.

Rated by Mr Winstanley reviewed on 29th September 2006

The isolated location of the property was ideal for a quiet stress-free holiday which was just what we both needed. The scenery surrounding the cottage was second to none.

Rated by Mr Sivyour reviewed on 26th June 2006

Spectacular view all around.

Rated by Mrs Fitzpatrick reviewed on 22nd June 2006

Peaceful location with wonderful views from the windows, the cottage was warm and cosy with everything you could need.

Rated by Miss Mason reviewed on 4th April 2006

The location of Meadow's Edge is lovely - beautiful views from the windows. The cottage was very cosy, perfect for two of us. It was good to be within easy reach of the pub. The owners of the property were very friendly and welcoming and the meat they sell on their farm is wonderful. We would certainly consider returning one day.

Rated by Ms Addison reviewed on 31st October 2005

Lovely place, fantastically peaceful, just the right spot to rest and recuperate. Friendly owners whose farmhouse kitchen restaurant did an amazing cooked breakfast. Highly recommend a visit.

Rated by Mr Barksby reviewed on 13th May 2005

The location is stunning and the cottage is lovely and cosy- all a couple could ask for. We will be returning to Holwick with our family, and finding out what the bigger cottages are like.

Rated by Mr & Mrs Parry reviewed on 8th March 2005

The cottage was gorgeous and so cosy have recommended it to our parents and friends. The area is amazing and the people so friendly. Lovely pub nearby serving great food. Had a fantastic birthday and can't wait to return. Thank you!

Rated by Miss Jones reviewed on 15th February 2005

Compact yet ideal as a base for two people. The ideal location to chill out and recharge your batteries. Surrounding scenery is breath taking. A very peaceful location. Would definitely revisit, fantastic holiday!

Rated by Ms Southworth reviewed on 16th December 2004

Excellent base for seeing the countryside. Local pub food good. Locals very friendly. We had a great holiday.

Rated by Mr Hume reviewed on 16th December 2004

Perfect spot for walking straight from the door. Pub within walking distance.

Rated by Miss Whalley reviewed on 16th December 2004

The best thing about the holiday was the setting. We absolutely loved the North Pennines. We enjoy walking so it was perfect for it. We loved walking along the River Tees, which was just a few minutes away from the cottage. The cottage was small but cosy and we loved going back there after a day out walking.

Rated by Miss Marlow reviewed on 16th December 2004

Pub is a 2 minute walk. Strathmore Arms food is very good & welcoming atmosphere. Cottage has a music system.

Rated by Mr Kerrigan reviewed on 16th December 2004

Pleasant cottage.

Rated by Mr Pettitt reviewed on 16th December 2004

The seclusion and the freedom to walk in beautiful natural surroundings after months of city living. The cosy fire after wet, windy, foggy days out.

Rated by Ms Armstrong reviewed on 16th December 2004

Peace and quiet, lots of birds and rabbits. Easily accessible to main roads. Cottage very warm and comfortable.

Rated by Mr Cohen reviewed on 16th December 2004

A great place to relax and unwind. It was peaceful, the locals were friendly. Great countryside with lovely walks. Ideal for a couple.

Rated by Miss Hogger reviewed on 16th December 2004

Cottage was very cosy, essential for winter time, and we had our fair share of mist and rain! Walking in the area is superb and several walks can be done straight from the cottage.

Rated by Mr McIntosh reviewed on 16th December 2004

The farm kitchen and the Scott family made the holiday special. We will be returning and hope to try one of the larger properties, and then we can bring more of our family. This has to be one of the best holidays we have had. Met some locals at the pub and enjoyed each others company.

Rated by Mr Curtis reviewed on 16th December 2004

Very beautiful setting and convenient to have a pub literally 2 mins away.

Rated by Miss Raynor reviewed on 16th December 2004

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