Holme House bed and breakfast is a spacious converted 18th century farmhouse
that was converted to a guest house, It is set in 350 acres of mixed farmland
in a rural area near Darlington in north east England.
Holme House has a large garden including a secluded walled area, where
guest can relax in the comfort of a picturesque setting.
A warm welcome awaits guests in this private home of character. We offer
a relaxed family atmosphere with comfortable furnished rooms and inviting
log fires. Enjoy a cup of tea on arrival, served in the sitting room.
Or have your breakfast round the large stripped pine dinning table in
the morning at this excellent B&B. Our facilities include
- Two twin bedded rooms with en-suite facilities
- One twin bedded room
- Two single rooms
- Tea/coffee making facilities in all rooms
- Sitting room with colour TV, Piano and log fire
- Dining Room
- Ample off-road car parking
Piercebridge is an attractive village, located some six miles west of
Darlington, with its splendid village green and well-known local traditional
pubs a great place for eating or just relaxing. It also forms part of
the walkers' paradise - the Cleveland Way - it is excellent for ramblers
our cyclist to enjoy outdoor persuits.
Piercebridge provides an excellent base from which the outdoor enthusiast
and countryside lover can explore Darlington and its surrounding attractions.
It is built on the site of a Roman fort of AD 260-270, which was built
at the point where Dere Street crossed the River Tees. The settlement
has been in continuous use thereafter.
The remains of the Roman fort are open to the public and the remains
of the Roman bridge over the Tees lie around 100 yards south of the current
course of the river.
