A Victorian mansion in Hexham featured in Channel 5’s new drama Forever Home is available to book through Airbnb, offering visitors the chance to stay at one of the town’s filming locations.
Tynedale House is in Hexham’s west end and appeared in the television adaptation of Graham Norton’s bestselling novel of the same name. The property can accommodate more than 20 guests and is within walking distance of Hexham Abbey, restaurants and town-centre amenities.
A large group stay in Hexham
The house has seven bedrooms, nine beds and three-and-a-half bathrooms. Its facilities include reception rooms, a dining and party room, a games room, a gym, walled gardens and parking.
The accommodation combines period features with modern entertaining space. Its owners describe it as “perfect for weddings, family gatherings, and group stays”, according to the Airbnb listing.
The property also includes extensive walled gardens, with space intended for guests to relax and entertain. The listing says it provides access to attractions and destinations including Hadrian’s Wall, the Northumberland coast and Northumberland National Park.
What guests can expect
An Airbnb reviewer described a weekend birthday stay at the house as a positive experience, praising the garden, the number of places to relax and the equipment available in the property.
“Myself and some friends stayed for the weekend to celebrate my birthday - the house was perfect! Such a gorgeous home. We loved sitting in the garden, there are so many places to relax, and the house is well equipped with anything you might need.”
However, the listing states that stag and hen parties are not allowed. Booking information and the house rules are set out on the online Airbnb property page, where prospective guests can also find further details.
Forever Home filming locations
Tynedale House was one of several Hexham locations used for Forever Home. Scenes were also filmed at Tyne Green, Tynedale Terrace and the marketplace.
Production locations outside Hexham included Broomley Grange in Stocksfield and Consett in County Durham. The programme was adapted from Graham Norton’s bestselling novel, which shares its title with the series.
