North Lodge is a picture postcard holiday cottage, surrounded by a peaceful garden and rolling countryside beyond. One of four Stanwick Estate lodges built for Eleanor, Duchess of Northumberland, the date stone (1897) and Northumberland Crest sit proudly on the south wall.

The nearby village of Stanwick, nestles amongst the Iron Age Monument "Stanwick Camp." An abundance of local history, beautiful unspoilt countryside, a network of foot and bridle paths are literally on the doorstep.

Further afield, the bustling market town of Richmond, with medieval buildings, Georgian facades and cobbled market place, provides the perfect base from which to explore the Yorkshire Dales.

Recently renovated, in simple period style, the lodge now provides the perfect holiday home, for up to 4 guests. An open fire, and bay window commanding views of the Iron Age Monument, grazed by sheep and cattle.

Comprising: Ground Floor: Sitting room with dining area, Breakfast Kitchen, Pantry, Master Bedroom with double bed, Twin Bedroom, Bathroom with shower over the bath, W.C. basin and shaver point.

Services: Heated by oil-fired central heating, open fire in the sitting room, colour TV, DVD, radio/CD, electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge (with freezer box), washing machine, incoming telephone. Cot and High Chair available. Ample off-road parking to the side of the property. Cottage garden, lawns, large grassed playing area. All fuel, power and bed linen included in the rent.

Shop, Post Office, Pub with food 1 ½ miles, Railway Station (Darlington, 12 miles).

If you would like to check our availability, please visit our online availability calendar. For more information and booking enquiries, please contact Mrs Deborah Wise by telephone on (01325) 313 107 or by Email at deborah.wise@yahoo.co.uk.