The Barn Oakenshaw is a private six-acre countryside retreat in County Durham, created for unforgettable stays with family and friends.
Sleeping from 4 to 16 guests across three individually designed properties, the estate offers seven flexible ways to stay - from a cosy countryside escape to exclusive use of the entire estate.
Book the full estate for up to 16 guests and enjoy three private hot tubs, beautiful indoor and outdoor entertaining spaces, a games room and bar, pool table, arcade games, huge cinema-style TV, undercover BBQ area and children's play area - all surrounded by peaceful County Durham countryside.
For smaller groups, The Barn, The Oak and The Log Cabin can be booked individually or in different combinations, giving guests the freedom to choose exactly the right amount of space for their stay.
The Barn sleeps 6 across three en-suite bedrooms and has its own private hot tub. The Oak sleeps 4 and offers a stylish, comfortable countryside retreat with its own private hot tub and jacuzzi bath. The Log Cabin sleeps 6 and is packed with character, with two king-size mezzanine sleeping areas, a huge sofa bed, private wood-fired hot tub, bar, pool table, arcade machine and 83-inch TV.
Whether it's a family holiday, birthday celebration, friends' weekend, multi-generational gathering or simply an excuse to get everyone together, The Barn Oakenshaw gives groups the space to stay together while still having room to relax.
Despite its peaceful rural setting, the estate is ideally placed for exploring County Durham and the wider North East, making it just as suitable for longer holidays as it is for special weekends away.
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The Barn Oakenshaw is set within six acres of peaceful countryside in County Durham, providing guests with a secluded rural setting in North East England. Its countryside position offers space, privacy and attractive views while providing a comfortable base for exploring the wider region.
County Durham combines beautiful countryside with a rich heritage, historic towns and cities, traditional villages and a varied selection of visitor attractions. Guests can also explore National Trust properties and enjoy days out discovering the landscapes and heritage for which this part of North East England is known.
Further afield, the North East's dramatic coastline and distinctive countryside provide plenty of opportunities for memorable days out. The estate is particularly well suited to guests who want to explore at their own pace before returning to spacious private accommodation and a peaceful countryside setting.
Accommodation Amenities
- 5 Star
- Bar / Lounge
- Barbeque
- Children Welcome
- Children's Play Area
- Dishwasher
- Games Room
- Hot Tub
- Off Road Parking
- Shower
- Sleeps 10+
- Smart TV
- Sun Terrace/Patio/Decking
- Well Equipped Kitchen
- WiFi
- Woodburning Stove
Distances are as the crow flies, and not by road. Distances via roads will be longer.