Top Billing in Guardian's Worldwide GreenTravel List 2010!
Gold Award winning holiday cottage in County Durham
Brignall Mill, Self catering holiday accommodation on the Teesdale / North Yorkshire border
 
 

Brignall Mill 2012/2013

A Teesdale Holiday Cottage

Sleeps 4 - 6
Weekly:
from - low season £395
to - High Season £650
Walkers & cyclists  welcome

Barnard Castle
County Durham
DL12 9SQ    UK

Telephone:01833 637726
07542 039007

Email:info@brignallmill.co.uk

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Brignall Mill, near Barnard Castle, is an 18thC watermill. It is situated in a dramatic gorge carved out by the River Greta through Teesdale, a beautiful rolling landscape of sheep pastures divided by ancient stone walls and, on the tops, open moorlands. The Mill stands in an idyllic spot within the old North Riding of Yorkshire, bordering the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The Mill is set remotely near the moor and  is absolutely tranquil. Our nearest neighbour is the sheep farmer half a mile away and the only noise in the Gorge is the rush of the river and the sounds of hawks, owls and pheasants.

The Mill is well equipped for cosy nights at home, with a wood burning stove, games, a full size HD TV and videos. A comfortable bed-settee can extend the accommodation. From the window there are direct views to the River Greta. The living  areas incorporate the mill machinery, waterwheel and grindstones, making it an unusual place for a holiday. An oak and granite fitted kitchen contains all appliances and there is both a family bathroom with generous bath and power shower en suite. Sleeps 4/6

We are 10 minutes from the historic market town of Barnard Castle with a very good bus service to Darlington on the East Coast main line. With easy access to the trans-Pennine  A66, the Lake District at Keswick, the North York Moors and Hadrians Wall are only an hour or so away. 

Sustainability: We are committed to making a historic building sustainable for the future. A micro-hydro electric scheme, a heat pump, solar panels and woodburners have been installed to make the Mill warm and comfortable while being nearly self-sufficient in power.

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Reviews: 

The Lady, The Guardian Worldwide Green Travel Guide 2010 (top billing), Yorkshire Post Newspapers, Northern Living amongst others and featered in The Guardian's Great British Walks Summer 2009

......and some of our recent guests' comments 

    "Awesome!"

    "It was great - never seen a house like it"

    "Magical, enchanting, somewhere to forget the world outside"

    "Beautiful house, lovely accommodation, fantastic location & great hosts"

     "I could not think of a better place than the Mill to have spent my 60th birthday"

     "Second stay here, decided to come for our mini-honeymoon and it was perfect..."

Please note:
The nature of the Mill building makes it unsuitable for children under 11 and anyone with a mobility or visual impairment. There are steep staircases, stone steps and drops as well as voids with old machinery and low lintels. Our ancestors did not have a well developed sense of health and safety and although we have made the structure as safe as possible there are limits when preserving the integrity of an old industrial building.

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