A THRIFTY shopper has claimed to have found the best charity shop in the UK - and nearly everything is priced at £1. 

Penny, known online as @pennyhindle, encouraged her visitors to pay a visit to the Farplace Animal Rescue Charity Shop in Darlington, in County Durham.

The keen bargain hunter revealed the secondhand store has just undergone a major extension, and now hosts a huge clothing section, a reading nook, and a vinyl record store. 

In a new TikTok reel, she said: “Okay guys I need to do another video on my favourite charity shop ever where nearly everything is a £1 because it’s had a huge extension. 

“This is the only charity I’ve ever found in England that comes close to an American thrift store-size vibe. 

“All of the clothes you can see in this video, and all the shoes, are all £1 each. 

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“There’s just racks and racks and racks for a £1, it’s absolutely crazy. So much fun to look around. 

“Downstairs is homeware and furniture. There’s absolutely loads, literally anything you can think of. 

“I get so much good artwork and glassware from here. 

“Then there’s super cute record corner. There’s also boxes and boxes of vinyls for £1 as well. 

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“Round the back there’s furniture, as well, and it’s such a goldmine. You absolutely never know what you can find but it’s always so cheap - such a bargain. 

“Then there’s this huge reading area for books and they’re all five for a £1.”

She added: “Please go check it out, it’s absolutely amazing if you’re in the northeast.”

Fans loved her glimpse side the huge secondhand store, with the video gaining more than 26,600 likes and 196,500 views. 

In the comments, other TikTok users shared their reactions, with one writing: “This is how charity shops should be!! Everything is so expensive now.”

Penny replied: “Agreed but it’s good to have a mix too like I’m happy to pay more for a curated shop where you know the stock is always gonna be good!”

Another said: “This place looks amazing.”

“5 for £1 books, I would be going every day Omg,” someone else put.

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A fourth commented: “I might travel internationally to go there, charity shops in Norway are ridiculous.”

Others suggested charity shops fans check out the chain’s other stores in Essex, Stevenage, and Glasgow, with many claiming these large stores offer a similar range of stock.

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