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Hall Cottage is a charming terraced property in the peaceful hamlet of Ovington, near Barnard Castle. The cottage has three bedrooms, two super-king-size with zip/link and a king size, sleeping six people. There is a ground-floor shower room, a bathroom with shower over bath, a kitchen/diner, utility/boot room and a sitting room with a woodburning stove. Outside is off-road parking for two cars, an enclosed rear garden and a large front garden with patio, lawn, furniture and barbecue. Highchair available. Hall Cottage is a wonderful base from which to explore North Yorkshire and County Durham.

The lovely, picturesque, 'Maypole village' of Ovington is situated on the south bank of the River Tees, between County Durham and North Yorkshire boundaries. With a village green and a traditional pub that serves homemade food and real ales, Ovington is an ideal place for you to enjoy wildlife and country walks with golf, horse riding, fishing and swimming being just some of the wide range of activities which are available within an eight mile radius. Both the charming and popular market towns of Barnard Castle (6 miles) and Richmond (12 miles) are within easy reach. Barnard Castle stands on the site of an ancient Roman fort, which crosses the river Tees. The medieval ruins of the castle still tower over the river and are well worth a visit. Known affectionately as ‘Barney’ by residents and visitors alike, the town boasts cobble streets, yards and back lanes, which were first laid out in the 12th century. The nearby Bowes Museum is well worth a visit and a wonderful way to spend a day wandering around this beautiful building and experiencing the fascinating exhibitions. The Pennine and Teesdale Ways, the medieval Raby Castle with deer park and magnificent waterfalls at High Force are all nearby, and Durham, Richmond and Ripon are within driving distance.