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About Bracken End
Bracken End is located at the end of the village green and is ideally situated for a visit to Hadrian’s Wall and the Derwent Reservoir. This luxurious cottage perfectly combines traditional features with a contemporary interior and is equipped to an exceptionally high standard. Bracken End simply exudes style from the king size bed in the master suite and roll top bath in the family bathroom to the modern open plan living area with its sophisticated leather sofas. The large wooden dining table is the ideal setting to enjoy a delicious meal and relive the day’s adventures.
Spaciously accommodating up to five guests, the cottage has three bedrooms (one double, one twin and one single), two shower rooms, a large open plan living and dining area and a fully fitted kitchen. Bracken End is available for holiday rental for a minimum three night stay.
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Stanhope (26 Pictures)
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Corbridge (22 Pictures)
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Hexham (35 Pictures)
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Allendale Town (23 Pictures)
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Wolsingham (18 Pictures)
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Wall (1 Pictures)
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Blanchland Abbey (1 Pictures)
(1.8 miles, 2.9 km, direction SW)The Abbey in the village was constructed in 1163...
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Tyne Green Country Park (1 Pictures)
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Weardale (19 Pictures)
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Langley Castle (3 Pictures)
(11.8 miles, 19.0 km, direction NW)Built in 1350, during the reign of Edward III, the castle has retained its architectural integrity and is regarded as one of the.....
Gibside (41 Pictures)
(11.8 miles, 19.1 km, direction E)Gibside is famous for the sedate historic estate set at the heart of the outstandingly beautiful Derwent Valley. The estate was.....
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Random England fact:
Chapel Street in Penzance is home to many tales of the past including the first announcement of Nelson's victory at Trafalgar from the minstrel's gallery in the Union Hotel. Local fishermen had learnt of the fact from the ship hurrying to Falmouth to bring the news officially to Britain. The house at no. 25 Chapel Street was home to Maria Branwell before she moved to Yorkshire , married the Reverend Patrick Bronte and became mother to the famous Bronte family. She never lost her love of Cornwall, as she lay on her death bed she had the maid prop her up so she could watch the maid clear and prepare the grate as she did it the same way as it was done all those years ago, the Cornish way.
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