Spennymoor

Spennymoor is a town in County Durham, in North-East England. It is situated high in the Wear Valley, near Durham. It is one of a knot of small towns and villages in this scenic valley region of County Durham, featuring countless county walks and a trove of beauty spots and sites of historical interest, including Whitworth Hall, which dates from the 12th century. It is now home to the Whitworth Hall Hotel but still features a large deer park and walled garden, for which the estate is well known.

Overall, this is a pleasant and peaceful location that provides easy access to all of the sites and attractions of the North-East. The local area offers good retail prospects and various entertainment venues, along with a choice of holiday accommodation to suit most requirements.

Popular attractions of the local area include the Locomotion Railway Museum, Auckland Castle, Barnard Castle and the Bowes Museum, Durham Cathedral and Castle (a World Heritage Site), the Durham Dales, the High Force and Low Force waterfalls of the River Tees, and Raby Castle to name only a few.

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