The Radcliffe Room
The Origin of the Room’s Name
Sir Edward Radcliffe’s connection with Langley Castle began in the 16th century when his grandfather leased one of the baronies from Henry VIII in 1514. Sir Edward bought the Langley Barony from the Earl of Annandale in 1631. In fact, he busied himself buying numerous properties, including the lucrative Alston lead mines, so that he could proclaim himself as top aristocrat in Northumberland.
Due to events in the civil war all his properties were impounded. His son quickly raised £10,000 by selling his mothers manors in Yorkshire, so redeeming all his fathers properties. However, he cared little about Langley Castle and so let the property to the West in 1671 for an annual rent of £30.00.
- Sofa Bed
- Window seat set into 7 ft walls
- Private sauna and Sunken Circular Bath
- Super king-size four poster bed
LANGLEY CASTLE HOTEL
Feature Castle Rooms
THE DERWENTWATER ROOM
Spa Bath, Seating area around original fireplace, Writing desk, Sofa Bed
THE JOSEPHINE ROOM
Spa Bath, Half tester queen-size double bed, Window seat set into 7 ft walls
THE TOWER ROOM
Original fireplace, Seating area, Walk-in rain shower, Set within the castle’s highest turret
Address :
- Langley Castle Hotel
- Langley, Hexham
- Northumberland NE47 5LU
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