Bed and Breakfast at Lilac House

Lilac House is located in the village of Westgate-in-Weardale.

The village is situated between Stanhope and Alston on the A689. It originally marked the western entrance to Stanhope Park, the Prince Bishops’ deer park. The Weardale valley lies within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and is rich in wildlife. Slit Wood (a mere 100yds from the house), is renowned for its' pleasant walks and waterfalls. It is also of significant interest because of its' plants and geology.
lilac house Lilac House,
 6 High Town, Westgate,  
County Durham DL13 1JR
Lilac House is a stone built family home,run by June and Charlie Allen, who offer:
  • a double room, en suite with TV and coffee / tea making facilities.
  • a double room, with acess to a family bathroom, and coffee / tea making facilities.
  •  the use of a  lounge with an open fire, TV / CD / DVD player
  • a warm welcome to children  
Costs: £50 per room (based on 2 people sharing) or £35 single  person occupancy
To confirm availability: Tel Number: 01388 517 727
or e-mail: lilachouse6@btinternet.com

For information about personalised art weekend +  b&b packages for couples, groups or families please contact June or Charlie

westgate
Westgate - in - Weardale
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Westgate  is a superb location from which to explore a scenic region. Nearby attractions include; High Force Waterfall, Hadrian’s Wall and Killhope Lead Mine. Further afield within 1 hours drive are Beamish Museum, Bowes Museum, Cumbrian Lake District, Durham City and its outstanding Cathedral, Newcastle and the Metro Centre. There is also excellent walking and local pub (within walking distance) serves high quality home cooked food at reasonable prices.

slit
Slit wood