4 Bedroom | 4 Baths
The Old Rectory is an imposing and historic modernised country house in Barnard Castle, set within approximately four acres of gardens, orchard and paddock land.
The Old Rectory is an imposing and historic country house set within approximately four acres of gardens, orchard and paddock land. The property provides extensive accommodation including four bedrooms, four reception rooms, games room and an open plan kitchen/dinner. A self-contained annex offers additional living space.
The house is complemented by a range of traditional outbuildings, including a stable and garage. Thoughtfully restored, the property retains a wealth of original features while enjoying fine views across open countryside.
Conveniently located, The Old Rectory occupies a rural setting within easy reach of local market towns and the principal commercial centres of the region.
Available unfurnished for a 12 month tenancy from mid March 2026.
Please be advised that white goods are not provided. Window dressings are not supplied, other than the blinds in situ which will remain.
Mains electricity and water. Heating is fueled by oil and the property has a septic tank.
EPC Rating (D). Council Tax Band (G). Please see Durham Council website for current cost.
Flood Risk – Low.
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At a rent of £2,450 per calendar month -
Holding deposit of 1 weeks’ rent £565
Security deposit of 5 weeks’ rent £2,826
There may be some fees payable by the tenant depending on the type of tenancy.
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