City of Durham Sylvan House Apartment

Sylvan House Apartment offers excellent self-catering facilities and is fully equipped to a very high standard. It has a fully equipped kitchen with-cooker, hob, fridge, freezer, dishwasher, microwave, washer/dryer machine.

Sylvan house has 2 bedrooms, 1 with a king size bed and the 2nd with 2 singles. A 5th foldaway single bed can be supplied upon request, this is recommended for a child. Also a cot and highchair can be supplied upon request, the bathroom has a bath, shower over the bath, sink and wc.

There is everything supplied for peoples needs - LCD TVs, CD players, selection of DVDs, CDs, books, children's books, DVDs and toys, playstation2 and games, Sky TV with movie channels, wireless broadband internet access, telephone with free local and national calls.

Sylvan house can also offer a continental breakfast during your stay at a minimal daily charge upon request.

The city of Durham continues to be one of the most sought after and exclusive addresses in the north east of England, with some of Britain's finest architecture displayed at Durham's world heritage castle and cathedral

It also boosts a picturesque riverside, winding cobbled streets, ancient market place, beautiful botanical gardens, interesting shops, excellent road and rail links, gala theatre and cinema. Excellent for social nights out with an excellent selection of restaurants and bars, with contemporary seating areas outside the bars. Durham is a popular place to visit for all. Tourist information website -details on Durham and surrounding areas.

Sylvan House apartment is a excellent base for holidays or short weekend breaks or for a business trip in the area.

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