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Dene House
Situated in 9 acres of picturesque rural Northumberland
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Bed and Breakfast Summary |
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Dene House
Juniper
Hexham
Northumberland
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| 1 Double from: | £30.00 pppn |
| 1 Single from: | £30.00 pppn |
| 1 Twin from: | £30.00 pppn |
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Bed and Breakfast Description
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Margaret and Brian welcome you to their stone built former farmhouse which is quietly situated in 9 acres of picturesque rural Northumberland, just 4 miles south of the market town of Hexham.
We are surrounded by fields, streams, woods and wonderful walks, all of which will ensure that you have a peaceful and refreshing stay.
When you drive through the gates you will find plenty of space to park, attractive gardens, tubs of flowers on the patio and hanging baskets on the walls.
Fresh and dried flowers are a feature of the house and old and treasured resident teddies can be seen lurking in odd corners.
If you walk up the field behind the house there is a seat from where you can admire the view.
Guests are welcomed with refreshments while they relax in the sun room and we will recommend local pubs or restaurants for your evening meal.
RESDIDENTS LOUNGE
The lounge with its beamed ceiling and log fire has a colour television, guide books, tourist information leaflets, maps, games and sample menus from recommended eating places nearby.
We serve Aga cooked breakfasts, including home made bread and preserves, round a large pine table in the farmhouse kitchen.
BEDROOMS
We have three guest bedrooms, all of which have hot drink facilities with fresh milk. All the beds are made up with sheets and blankets and are covered with colourful patchwork quilts.
Twin Room with En-suite shower room
Double Room with Private Bathroom
Single Room with wash hand basin.
Cot for babies and an extra occasional bed.
Other facilities:
Hair Dryers
Hot water bottles
Towelling bathrobes
Duvets and allergy free pillows
Ironing, drying and washing facilities
Central Heating
Open all year |
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Local Attractions
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Whether you are here for business or pleasure, there is much to see and do. Fishing, golf, cycling, sailing and riding facilities are all nearby. Visits to Gardens, Castles, Christian Heritage sites and the Northumberland Coast can be made on our uncrowded roads, and if you need to shop we have the famous Metro Centre. Well marked footpaths start from Dene House and we provide maps and suggested routes.
HADRIAN'S WALL
The main tourist attraction in this part of Northumberland is of course Hadrian's Wall.
Housesteads, Vindolanda, Chesters, Corbridge and the Roman Army Museum are all within a short drive.
You may like to take advantage of the Hadrian's Wall Bus which often has a guide on board.
KIELDER WATER
Kielder, the largest man-made lake in Europe, lies in the heart of the Northumberland National Park. The scenery is stunning and you can walk, sail, cycle or simply soak up the view, enjoying the peace and tranquility.
BEAMISH OPEN AIR MUSEUM
A 40 minute drive away is Beamish Museum, a 'living, working experience' of life as it was in Northumbria at the turn of the 19th century. It has won many awards including European Museum of the Year.
CASTLES, COAST AND GARDERNS
There are several National Trust properties in the area. For a day out be sure to visit Holy Island and take a boat trip to the Farne Islands. Visit Alnwick Castle with its famous garden project, Chillingham, Dunstanburgh, Wallington Hall and the magnificent Bamburgh Castle.
HEXHAM
The bustling market town of Hexham in Tynedale has an Abbey whose crypt dates from AD 675. The historic market place, medieval towers and the 14th century Old Gaol housing the Border History Museum, are well worth visiting. |
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B&B Location
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Hexham to Dene House:
Take the B6306 from the centre of Hexham (opposite the Shire Gate Restaurant) - signposted Blanchland and the Racecourse.
After 400 yards take the obvious right fork up the hill signposted Dipton Mill Road..
After another 400 yards take the first turn on your left - signposted Ordley, Dye House and Whitley Chapel.
Follow this road for 3.5 miles and you will come to the hamlet of Juniper.
Travel down the hill for approximately 200 yards and you will find Dene House on the right hand side of the road. Look for the Bed and Breakfast sign.
A68 to Dene House:
Just past the Derwent Reservoir turn left - signposted Slaley.
At the end of the village turn right onto the B 6306.
After approximately 1 mile turn left, just past the Travellers Rest Pub - signposted Whitley Chapel.
Follow this road for just over 1 mile then take the first turn right - signposted Hexham.
Continue along this winding road for half a mile and after the Juniper sign follow the road up the hill for 300 yards and you will find Dene House on the left hand side of the road, just past Dene Bungalow.
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