Capheaton Hall
Lodge No 78
History and tranquillity are at the heart of Capheaton Hall, a truly special place to stay whilst you explore the many treasures of this beautiful part of Northumberland. Dating back to 1668, it’s baroque beauty was later enhanced with Georgian additions, which is how visitors find it today.
The Swinburne family have played an important role in this area of Northumberland since the 12th century. Eliza and Will Browne-Swinburne took over in 2008 and set about renovations to open this fascinating home to guests. The wooded driveway leads you to the impressive Georgian north front courtyard before you enter the East Wing where the family live and welcome guests. The rest of the house is only opened occasionally for tours, so privacy and seclusion are assured.
Tea and delicious cake await your arrival and, as Eliza is a most excellent and inventive cook, will help provide you with a taster for the fine food you will enjoy during your time here. Antiques and comfortable furnishings in the drawing and dining room sit alongside ancestral portraits whilst in contrast there is a stunningly modern kitchen.
There is one en suite double guest room and a double with private bathroom. Outside, the large walled garden, lovingly tended by Eliza provides much of the household vegetables and fruit. Beyond this the parkland and woodland extend down to the nearby lake.
Your Bed & Breakfast Hosts
Brought up at Capheaton Hall, Will is a countryman through and through and utterly passionate about his family’s part in this historic house. Eliza, also from Northumberland enjoyed a career in radio and television before turning her attention to her family, the house and the gardens.
The Location
Northumberland is a treasure trove of history, beautiful breath-taking coastline and wildlife. Wallington House, Belsay Hall and Alnwick Castle are all close by as is Hadrian’s Wall whilst Newcastle city centre boasts excellent shopping, restaurants and theatre.
Places of Local Interest
Cheviot Hills, The Borders, Northumberland National Park, Coast, Holy Island, The Farnes & Lindisfarne, Wallington House & Gardens, Belsay Hall & Garden, Hadrians Wall, Newcastle City Centre,
How to find Capheaton Hall Bed & Breakfast (B&B).
From South: Newcastle A1 exit A696 Ponteland, Belsay & Jedburgh. 5 miles after Belsay turn left to Capheaton. In village turn left down private road through gates. Turn right down to front of house, park on left side of lawn. From North: A68 into A696 at Otterburn, continue south towards Newcasttle, 3 miles after Kirkwhelpington turn right to Capheaton.



Bed and Breakfast, B&B, Capheaton, Newcastle upon Tyne, Northumberland
Will & Eliza Browne-Swinburne
Capheaton Hall
Capheaton,
Newcastle upon Tyne,
Northumberland,
England NE19 2AB
Tel : 01830 530159 or 07900 013269
elizab-s@hotmail.co.uk
(All bedroom prices are per person, per night, including breakfast)
- Closed Christmas, New Year & Easter
- 1 Double Room (en suite): £60 per person
- 1 Double Room (private): £50 per person
- Bed & Breakfast Single Supplement £15
- Dinner £30
- Supper £20


















