The Graph's Gaff is in Newton Aycliffe, in County Durham. It's a semi-detached house on the main village street. You've got a small patio garden out the back. It's handy for the A1.
It sleeps six people in three bedrooms. There's a king size bed with its own shower room, and two rooms with twin beds. There's a family bathroom as well. It's got a 4 Star rating, so it's well equipped and comfortable. Everything's on one floor except the bedrooms, which are upstairs.
There's a pub right next door. They do food and sometimes have events. On the village green there's a hotel that does good meals. For a shop, you'll need to drive to the town.
Darlington is about ten minutes away by car. That's where the main shops and train station are. You can get a train to Durham, York, or Newcastle from there. The Head of Steam railway museum is worth a look if you're interested.
Within half an hour you can get to Durham city. The cathedral and castle are good. You can walk by the river. Beamish Museum is also about a 30 minute drive. It's a big open-air museum about the North East's history.
If you want to go walking, the North Pennines aren't far. High Force waterfall is up there. The coast is about 40 minutes east. Seaham and the Durham Heritage Coast are one way, or you can go north towards Northumberland.
The house has a washing machine, WiFi, and a TV. Bedding and towels are included. There is parking for one car on the drive. No pets, sorry.
For more information on the area, you can look at This is Durham and North Pennines AONB.