
Hackney House is a three-storey mid-terrace property in County Durham, perfect for larger groups wanting a base in the North Pennines. This spacious house sleeps 13 across well-appointed bedrooms and offers plenty of living space for everyone to gather together or find quiet corners when needed.
The property sits in a traditional market town setting where rolling countryside meets historic architecture. You'll find local shops and pubs within walking distance whilst the surrounding landscape offers miles of open moorland and woodland trails.
The accommodation spreads across three floors with 6 bedrooms providing flexible sleeping arrangements for your group. 6 bathrooms mean no queuing in the mornings.
Hackney House is a three-storey mid-terrace property in County Durham, perfect for larger groups wanting a base in the North Pennines. This spacious house sleeps 13 across well-appointed bedrooms and offers plenty of living space for everyone to gather together or find quiet corners when needed.
The property sits in a traditional market town setting where rolling countryside meets historic architecture. You'll find local shops and pubs within walking distance whilst the surrounding landscape offers miles of open moorland and woodland trails.
The accommodation spreads across three floors with 6 bedrooms providing flexible sleeping arrangements for your group. 6 bathrooms mean no queuing in the mornings. The generous social spaces include a large kitchen where the whole group can eat together and comfortable lounges for relaxing after days out exploring.
Raby Castle sits 8 miles away (15 minutes). Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle is 6 miles away (12 minutes). High Force Waterfall lies 12 miles distant (20 minutes). Hamsterley Forest offers walking and cycling 10 miles away (18 minutes).
Hackney House works brilliantly for multi-generational gatherings or friend reunions. The combination of space, location and nearby attractions makes this an excellent choice for groups exploring North Pennines countryside.
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Reeth, Yorkshire18°C
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Updated: 28 Jul 2026, 3:06am
Hackney House sits in a location with genuinely dark skies - a real treat for a group, and something you rarely get at home in town.
The Bortle scale measures night sky darkness from 1 (darkest) to 9 (brightest urban):
The Milky Way is visible overhead, though light domes may be visible on the horizon towards larger towns.
The Milky Way is visible on clear, moonless nights.
189m
(620 feet above sea level)
Hackney House sits in a peaceful Yorkshire setting - space to spread out and the perfect base for a group getaway.
Latitude: 54.3881086° N | Longitude: 1.9405014° W
Today's sun times for Reeth (Tuesday, 28 July 2026):
4:10am
Sunrise
7:17pm
Golden Hour
8:17pm
Sunset
This month in Reeth, you have approximately 16.11 hours of daylight. The long summer days mean plenty of time for group adventures before a relaxed evening back at the cottage.
Everything the group needs to know before you arrive at Hackney House.
Signal Strength
Good
Mobile signal is generally good in this area across most networks.
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The multi-floor layout gives groups plenty of room to spread out with separate areas for different activities and age groups throughout the day.
Walking distance to local amenities means you can leave the cars parked and stroll to shops, pubs and restaurants whenever needed.
Several bathrooms across the three floors mean no morning queues and everyone gets ready comfortably at their own pace.
The kitchen and dining area accommodates the whole group together for meals, making mealtimes a proper social occasion.
Perfectly positioned for exploring waterfalls, castles, forests and moorland with most attractions under 30 minutes away by car.
Multiple bedrooms across three floors let groups arrange sleeping spaces to suit families, couples or friends travelling together.
Find your way to your perfect countryside retreat
To reach Hackney House by car, take the A66 or A67 towards Barnard Castle. The property is located in the town centre with parking available on arrival. From the A1(M), exit at Scotch Corner and follow signs for approximately 15 miles.
For those travelling by rail, the nearest station is Darlington, approximately 16 miles away. From there, regular bus services or a taxi will complete your journey to this North Pennines market town.
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