The Old Sunday School
18, The Old Sunday School, Bishop Auckland, Durham, DL13 2SN
Phone: 01388 528913
Website: www.selfcatering-directory.co.uk/uploads/estate/selfcatering/self-catering-63.htm
Owner: Mrs Pat Blayney
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The Old Sunday School Overview
Half of an attractively converted school, in a peaceful designated Area of Natural Beauty, convenient for all Northumbria and Cumbria.
The ground floor has a completely refurbished kitchen/dining room boasting a modern range cooker, fridge, dishwasher and microwave; with washing machine/tumble dryer, freezer and 'Sheila maid' housed in the utility room. The comfortable sitting room has a wood-burning stove, TV, video and midi-system. A four-poster double bedroom with disabled equipped bathroom and twin-bedded room with bathroom are also on the ground floor. Upstairs the two double bedrooms have ensuite shower rooms, one has a stunning arched window and built-in single bunk. All bedrooms are non-smoking and have TV. A cot and high chair are available. There is central heating throughout the property with hot water available at all times. Guests have ample parking and a sitting out decked area over a fenced stream - toddlers beware! Pets are welcome and there are two Old English Sheepdogs in residence. All linen and fuel are included in the rent. To complete your relaxing holiday, we are pleased to offer home cooked meals.
01388 528913
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