Darlington
The market town of Darlington is located in County Durham, in Northeast England. It lies on the banks of the River Skerne, with the North Pennines and Yorkshire Dales to its west and the North York Moors to its east. Darlington became an industrial centre during the 19th century, thanks to investment by wealthy Quaker families. It also played a role in the birth of the railway, when George Stephenson’s engine Locomotion No.1 travelled from Shildon to Stockton-on-Tees, via Darlington. Explore the town from your holiday cottage in Darlington and you will discover a variety of independent shops. There are also some great places to eat and drink, including the award-winning Raby Hunt, which has a reputation for serving delicious food prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients. The Hole in the Wall, the Pennyweight and the Quakerhouse are all charming pubs in the town centre.

- Sleeps
- 10
- Bedrooms
- 5
Town Farm is a luxury holiday cottage in the Yorkshire Dales near Barnard Castle. This large holiday home with a hot tub spoils guests with high-quality furnishings in every room as well as spacious gardens which invite relaxation and socialising for families and large groups. Sleeps 10.