Look no further than Britton Hall Bungalow for a peaceful retreat in County Durham. A beautiful, modern bungalow located in the remote village of Westgate, you’ll be ideally located to enjoy stunning views of fields, and you are just moments away from local scenic walks. The property sleeps up to four guests across two bedrooms and has a family bathroom, an open plan living, kitchen and dining area, and a private yard, it’s the ideal place for making memories to last a lifetime.

Britton Hall Bungalow is a carefully designed single level property with everything that you could need for a lavish self-catering staycation in County Durham. Ultra stylish and modern, it features an open plan kitchen, living and dining area where you can relax, socialise and get lost in the stunning countryside views after your long days taking in the finest of what the area has to offer.

The property boasts two gorgeous bedrooms, each of them fitted with comfy beds. In the master bedroom you will find a double bed, two windows looking out onto the private yard, and ample storage space.

Also beautifully designed, the second bedroom is a twin room with premium soft furnishings and the space is finished to the highest standard.

Featuring a combination of tiles and white walls and a bathtub with overhead rainfall shower, the bathroom at Britton Hall Bungalow is modern and stylish. A WC and vanity unit with basin complete the space to a comfortable finish.

Head outside and you’ll find an enclosed courtyard with outdoor furniture, a peaceful spot to enjoy a morning cuppa or an evening tipple.

Guests have access to the full property. Britton Hall Bungalow is accessed using a key safe and full details will be provided before your arrival date.

Private on-site parking is available for two vehicles.

One well behaved dog is welcome to stay at Britton Hall Bungalow per reservation.

Westgate is a small village in the heart of the North Pennines. It has a church, St. Andrew's, a village hall, and a pub - The Hare and Hounds - which brews its own beer and serves evening meals. Slit Wood, an ancient woodland to the north of the village, is a place of peace and relaxation. It follows the Middlehope Burn and provides one of Weardale's favourite walks with a series of attractive waterfalls and over 100 varieties of wild flower during the spring and summer. The market town of Stanhope can be found six miles away from Westgate. This is a picturesque haven for visitors seeking rest and relaxation amidst beautiful surroundings; the peaceful waters of the River Wear provide an idyllic backdrop for those who enjoy being outdoor and active too, with the ford at Stanhope a popular location where walkers can cross the river using giant stepping-stones. Don't miss the opportunity to see the famous fossil tree which is approximately 320 million years old, or visit the 12th Century church of St Thomas. You can also hop on board the Weardale Railway at Stanhope station. This 18-mile heritage railway line takes you on a journey through stunning scenery and connects to nearby market towns including Wolsingham and Bishop Auckland. The closest train station to Westgate can be found in Hexham. From here, you’ll have direct access to Newcastle, the Metrocentre, Sunderland, and Carlisle. A number of connecting routes can also be found from these stations so getting to other locations around the UK could not be easier. One bus route runs through Westgate. Hop on the 101 for direct access to Stanhope, Bishop Auckland and Crook.