Log Cabin in County Durham

This beautifully converted former train carriage provides a fun and romantic place to stay for couples who enjoy adventure, beautiful scenery, and outdoor activities. For a peaceful, nature immersed start to your getaway, enjoy a quiet morning at Low Barns Nature Reserve (2 miles). For more outdoor adventures head into the North Pennines to discover the region s breathtaking scenery on foot or two wheels, with waterfalls, wild moorland and quaint towns and villages awaiting your discovery visit Wolsingham (7.5 miles), Stanhope (13 miles) and beautiful Blanchland (22 miles). Lovers of history will want to visit the many castles in the area; including Raby, Auckland, and Barnard (all within 16 miles), while Durham s charming city centre is only 11 miles away. For an interesting afternoon out, head to the majestic Bowes Museum (16.5 miles) for a vibrant range of events and exhibitions, and to explore the pleasant gardens, woodlands, and picnic areas. A bespoke wooden staircase leads to the balconied entrance of this gorgeous, cosy getaway for two. Before stepping in, take a moment to soak in the incredible scenery that surrounds this property, offering far reaching countryside views at every turn of the head. Step in through the sliding door and discover a delightful, studio style living space that combines the kitchen/diner/bedroom. For post adventure snacks, find that the kitchen is equipped with a microwave, fridge, toaster and kettle for basic cooking, or head to the on site cafe for a more substantial meal. After food, unwind in the vibrant, sumptuous seats beside the window and flick on the TV. When day turns to night, a well deserved night s sleep is guaranteed in the double bed, as is an invigorating morning shower in the well equipped shower room that completes the interior. Outside, the generous balcony is a wonderful place to unwind as you listen to the birds and watch local wildlife. There is a locally made, bespoke wooden table with seating where you can enjoy al fresco breakfasts and dinners whilst marvelling at the rural vistas. At night, make the most of the lack of light pollution and stargaze until eyelids start to shut.