Attractively situated on Banagher Hill, overlooking countryside, this attractive 18th century home was built on glebe land as a residence for the incumbent minister to the nearby Church of Ireland chapel of St Paul’s.
A pre-famine town map of 1842 lists Hill House, now Charlotte’s Way, as “No. 1 Banagher”, indicative
perhaps of its prestige in an age when its prominence was worthy of such attention.

Hill house has historical value as the only Irish house, and perhaps the principle house apart from Haworth
Parsonage in Yorkshire, to have associations with the Brontës. Over the years it has attracted much interest
from visiting members of the world renowned Brontë Society.

Double Room
Per Person Sharing: €35
Including Full Irish Breakfast

Each room includes TV with 6 channels aswell as Tea/Coffee making facilities. Babysitting facilities also available.