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The Manor House Inn

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The Manor House Inn is a welcoming roadside pub at Carterway Heads, up on the Derwent moors near the county edge. A useful stop with rooms and honest food if you’re heading for the handsome village of Blanchland or out onto the moors. Stocksfield station is about 9km north.

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