Cross Keys Farm

County Durham's market town heritage and moorland walking are within reach of Cross Keys Farm, a ground-floor property in Boldron village. The house sleeps seven across three bedrooms—a king and two doubles—with two bathrooms, one offering a bath with shower and the other a shower cubicle. A sofa bed in the living room provides the seventh sleeping space. The open-plan kitchen and dining area connect to a sitting room with woodburner and smart TV; there's also a utility room with washer-dryer and tumble-dryer. Heating, electricity, bed linen, towels and Wi-Fi are included, along with wood for the stove.

The rear garden contains a private hot tub for six and seating areas. Parking for three cars is available on site. The property faces north across rolling countryside, with views extending toward the Pennines. Barnard Castle lies a short drive away, known for its riverside ruins and the Bowes Museum's art collection. The North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty borders the area, offering moorland, waterfalls and valley walks. One well-behaved pet stays free. Smoking is not permitted.