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Bullions Farm Cottage is a detached traditional farm cottage in Consett, County Durham, sitting on a working farm just off the A68. Opened in July 2019, it holds a 4. 8 out of 5 rating and has won Customers' Choice every year from 2020 to 2026. The private hot tub and enclosed lawned garden make it a proper retreat for couples or small families.
County Durham puts you within easy reach of Newcastle and Durham city. Beamish open-air museum is 15 miles away. Slaley Hall golf and spa is under 4 miles. The A68 links directly to Corbridge and Hexham for shops, cafes and pubs.
The cottage sleeps 4 across two bedrooms. Bedroom 1 has a kingsize 5ft bed with Egyptian cotton bedding. Bedroom 2 has two 3ft single beds.
Bullions Farm Cottage is a detached traditional farm cottage in Consett, County Durham, sitting on a working farm just off the A68. Opened in July 2019, it holds a 4.8 out of 5 rating and has won Customers' Choice every year from 2020 to 2026.
The private hot tub and enclosed lawned garden make it a proper retreat for couples or small families.
County Durham puts you within easy reach of Newcastle and Durham city. Beamish open-air museum is 15 miles away.
Slaley Hall golf and spa is under 4 miles. The A68 links directly to Corbridge and Hexham for shops, cafes and pubs.
The cottage sleeps 4 across two bedrooms.
Bedroom 1 has a kingsize 5ft bed with Egyptian cotton bedding. Bedroom 2 has two 3ft single beds.
There's a walk-in shower room and a fully equipped kitchen with oven, hob, microwave, fridge-freezer and dishwasher.
Beamish Museum (15 miles), Slaley Hall (4 miles), Hadrian's Wall and Alnwick Castle are all within striking distance for great days out.
Pets stay free and bathrobes are included. Bullions Farm Cottage suits couples and families who want comfort, countryside and easy access to some of the best attractions in the North East.
What makes Bullions Farm Cottage a brilliant stay?
A private hot tub in the enclosed garden. Perfect for unwinding after a day exploring County Durham and the surrounding area.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 and awarded Customers' Choice every year from 2020 to 2026. Consistently loved by guests.
One dog is welcome at no extra charge. The working farm setting means dogs must stay on a lead at all times.
Both bedrooms come with Egyptian cotton bedding. Towels and bathrobes are also provided as standard.
The lawned garden with courtyard and garden furniture gives you a fully private outdoor space to relax in.
Beamish Museum is 15 miles away. Slaley Hall is under 4 miles. Newcastle and Durham city are both within easy reach.
Find your way to your perfect hot tub retreat
Bullions Farm Cottage is located on the A68 near Consett in County Durham. The A68 gives straightforward access from both Newcastle and Durham city. Private on-site parking for two cars is available on arrival.
The nearest railway station is Consett, though the area is best served by travelling into Durham or Newcastle and arranging a taxi or car hire from there. Both cities are within easy reach of the property.
Things to do and places to visit near Bullions Farm Cottage
Discover why this cottage is the one for your party or family...
Beamish open-air museum is 15 miles away and gives kids a hands-on look at life in the 1820s, 1900s and 1940s. A highchair is available at the cottage. The enclosed garden gives younger children a safe outdoor space to play.
The private hot tub, Egyptian cotton bedding and included bathrobes make this a genuinely comfortable couples retreat. Slaley Hall spa is under 4 miles away. Corbridge has independent cafes, restaurants and gift shops. The enclosed garden gives you total privacy.
Great places to eat and drink near Bullions Farm Cottage
What you can reach on foot from Bullions Farm Cottage
A short walk away you'll find a pub within 1 mile of the cottage. The working farm setting gives immediate access to open countryside. Consett town centre is a short drive for everyday essentials and local amenities.
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