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Hudson House is a delightful house resting in Coxhoe, Durham, with off-road parking for two cars, an enclosed garden, and a welcoming layout suited to families, friends, or a small group travelling with a dog. Arriving here feels easy from the outset, with space to park before stepping inside to a living/dining room designed for togetherness, whether that's settling in with a film on the Smart TV, enjoying some light entertainment on the Xbox, or gathering around the table to chat over meals. The kitchen is well-equipped for preparing everything from quick breakfasts to evening feasts, while the three bedrooms – a super-king-size, a king-size, and a single – offer flexible sleeping arrangements. A shower room with a walk-in shower serves the interior, with an additional external cloakroom adding further convenience. Outside, the enclosed garden with patio and furniture provides a pleasant spot to enjoy time outdoors. A short drive brings you to Durham, home to the striking Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites, alongside the scenic riverside walks of the River Wear. In nearby Bishop Auckland, explore Auckland Castle, the Spanish Gallery, and the landscaped Deer Park. For coastal days out, head to Seaham, where you can stroll along the harbour, discover the unique displays at Seaham Hall beach, or visit the Durham Heritage Coast for sweeping sea views. With a shop close by and a pub within easy reach, Hudson House is a well-placed base for exploring County Durham.The village of Coxhoe is six miles from Durham city, situated between Bowburn and Cornforth, and close to the A1(M) motorway, offering excellent road links for days out. There are pubs and shops within the village, which is in an ideal location for exploring the natural beauty of the north east of England, with the coast 17 miles away and the moors 23 miles away. There are lots of visitor attractions in the area, such as Durham Cathedral and Castle, Beamish Open Air Museum, Killhope Lead Mine, Witton Castle, Diggerland or the Locomotion National Railway Museum, to name only a few.