Castle View

The Space
Aptly named, Castle View has year-round views of the Unesco World Heritage Durham Castle.

The property has a spacious kitchen diner. Fully equipped for self-catering stays, the kitchen has modern appliances and cookware. The dining area includes a dining table with six chairs.

Outside there is a beautifully landscaped two-tier garden with luxurious, comfortable seating. You’ll also have access to a barbeque and fire pit, as well as an outdoor dining table.

Head to the first floor and you’ll find a modern living room with two comfy sofas and a balcony making it the ideal place to unwind and enjoy the fresh air with your loved ones. Wooden flooring, a neutral wall colour scheme and statement blue curtains make this a really cosy place to relax.

The house is home to three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The first bedroom has a comfortable queen bed along with an ensuite shower room. The second room has a king-size bed and the third bedroom has another queen bed.

The family bathroom has a bath with an overhead shower, WC and basin.

Host & Stay are committed to our owners that their homes are protected during guest bookings. For this reason, we require all our guests to transfer a Damage Deposit (refundable, subject to an administration charge) or, to purchase an Accidental Damage Waiver which will cover you for up to £500.00 of accidental damage during your stay.

Neighborhood
Castle View is located a short 5-minute walk from Durham Cathedral and the city centre. Named ‘One of the Best Cities in the World to Visit in 2020’ by The Independent and voted ‘The Best City in the UK’ by Condé Nast’s traveller magazine readers, the beautiful city is packed with history and charm.

It has the perfect blend of mediaeval heritage and a modern, vibrant feel. The cobbled streets are peppered with restaurants, bars, pubs and shops. Take a leisurely stroll near the River Wear which continues on past Durham Cathedral and the 900 year old Durham Castle.

Durham has plenty of history within its walls. One of the most spectacular historic sites is Durham Cathedral. Constructed between 1103 and 1133, this towering building is a shining example of Norman architecture. The cathedral is now the oldest surviving building with a stone vaulted ceiling of such a large scale.

Getting Around
The centre of Durham is a short 5-minute walk from Castle View.

Durham train station is 25-minutes away on foot so nearby towns and cities can easily be reached via rail. There’s also a taxi rank in close proximity to the train station.

There are plenty of bus routes throughout Durham. Hop on the Arriva 6 route to visit Barnard Castle or the number 22 which travels through Seaham and Sunderland.