London, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Glasgow, Bristol û Bajarên Din Vekişîna Nû Eshott Hall ya Koleksiyona Wildhive Hembêz dikin

Saturdayemî, Mijdar 30, 2024

London, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Glasgow, Bristol and other cities are set to discover the luxury and charm of The Wildhive Collection’s new Eshott Hall retreat.

The Wildhive Collection, a boutique hospitality brand deeply connected to nature, has revealed its acquisition of Eshott Hall in Northumberland. This historic 17th-century manor, situated in the peaceful village of Eshott, will become the brand’s second location, following the success of the award-winning Wildhive Callow Hall in Derbyshire, which opened in September 2021.

Purchased from The Robert Parker Collection, Eshott Hall will continue to operate as it is until late 2025, when it will officially transition into a Wildhive hotel. The company plans to extensively refurbish the main house and offer immersive accommodations that align with the ethos of Wildhive Callow Hall, emphasizing nature and experience.

Positioned between Alnwick and Morpeth, Eshott Hall offers an ideal base for exploring the stunning Northumberland countryside and coastline. Guests can easily visit the Northumberland Coastal Path, the wildlife-rich Farne Islands, and the majestic Bamburgh and Alnwick castles. North East England has seen exciting developments recently, with the region selected as the first-ever Destination Development Partnership pilot, securing £2.25 million in government funding to boost the visitor economy.

Ed Burrows D.L., co-founder of The Wildhive Collection, shared, “We’ve spent considerable time searching for a location that aligns with our long-term vision for the Wildhive Collection, and Eshott Hall offers exciting potential. There’s already a talented team in place, and we look forward to collaborating with Visit North East England to attract more visitors to this remarkable part of the UK.”

Founded by Ed Burrows and Charles Randall, The Wildhive Collection aims to create a distinctive selection of homes offering experiential stays in lesser-known parts of the UK. The brand prioritizes local engagement, community impact, and sustainable practices, fostering a deep respect for both the planet and its people.