Enjoy a family retreat to this charming terraced cottage, resting in a quaint location looking out onto the village green in the lovely market town of Middleton-in-Teesdale. Langlands sleeps seven guests and is ideal for a family wanting to explore the remarkable North Pennines AONB, with Middleton-in-Teesdale lying on the fringes. There is plenty of on-street parking on the fairly quiet street and there are shops and amenities pretty much on your doorstep, for added convenience. Enter into the three-storey property into the carpeted hallway with several original features, before stepping into the living room, with beautiful exposed wooden flooring, a woodburning stove to add a lovely warmth to the room, along with a TV you can enjoy watching as you sit back and relax on either of the sofas or even the comfortable-looking armchair, which you can sit in and admire the charming village green views at the front of the property. The dining room has seating for seven and is home to a bookcase, filled with books you can read at your leisure, as well as views of the patio and far-reaching garden to the rear of the property. The spacious kitchen has been nicely decorated with tiled grey flooring and wooden worktops and cupboards, offering the space and essential amenities required to take care of all of your self-catering needs, there's even a dishwasher, so you can relax without worrying about doing the washing up. From here, there's a sun room with a TV and plenty of seating for everyone, should you wish to relax in a different setting, and step out of the patio doors onto the patio area, where the outdoor furniture is perfect for a morning coffee or alfresco meal. The garden is narrow but long, with an extensive lawn, offering plenty of room for the little ones or beloved pet to have a run around, while the large storage area offers a secure space for any bikes you may want to bring along. Heading up the stairs, past the lovely stained-glass window, there are three bedrooms, sleeping five people in total, with bedside tables and lamps, should you wish to do any night-time reading; one of the bedrooms even showcases a beautiful original fireplace. The family bathroom has a bath with shower over, so you can choose how you wish to get ready each day, while the toilet can be found in a separate room next door. Heading up to the attic, the spacious master bedroom is decorated in lovely blue hues, offering plenty of storage for your belongings and showcases those village green views once again from the large window, there is even an en-suite shower room for your convenience. There is a Co-Op supermarket, along with a selection of pubs and shops almost next door to the property, so all of your amenities and conveniences are in easy reach, as is the River Tees, which you can enjoy afternoon strolls along. Middleton-in-Teesdale lies on the edge of the North Pennines AONB, so walking routes and stunning scenery are in abundance; enjoy the spectacular waterfalls of High Force and Low Force, cross the historic Wynch Bridge and enjoy walking amidst peaceful tranquility, walk the Tees Railway Path and amble around Grassholme Reservoir. The market town of Barnard Castle is less than 10 miles away; named after its 12th century castle, which is set above the River Tees on a high rock and provides wonderful views over Tees Gorge. The town itself is a shopper's haven, with plenty of independent retailers, antique stores and locally-produced items, offering a unique shopping experience. Notable attractions include The Bowes Museum, Eggleston Hall and Gardens and The Witham Arts Centre, which hosts music, theatre, film and comedy. Or venture to the medieval Raby Castle where you can immerse yourself in the past or entertain the kids at Plotters Forest a play area embedded in the forest where they can be close to nature. Langlands is a perfectly placed property from which to enjoy this wonderful Teeside location.

Nestled by the banks of the River Tees is the pretty town of Middleton-in-Teesdale, which lies in the heart of Teesdale, on the fringes of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. This charming town offers a range of shops, pubs and places to eat and is surrounded by superb walking country, with high open moorland as well as pretty wooded valleys. The nearby waterfalls of High Force, Gibson's Cave and Cauldron Snout are amongst the most spectacular sights, and the nearby market town of Barnard Castle can be easily reached and offers a full range of facilities.

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