This historic country estate and mansion sits right next to the village and offers food and drink at its cafe, as well as some ... What's more, the Old Ilam Hall stately home, centuries-old ...

Even though houses in Ilam sell for nearly half a million, holidaymakers can stay at Ilam Hall for just £18 per night. Set in the heart of the village, Ilam Hall was given to the National Trust ...

Its most iconic landmark is the Grade II listed neo-Gothic Ilam Hall, a grand house built in the 1820s, which was partly demolished in the 1920s. Nowadays, Ilam Hall operates as a YHA youth hostel ...

Its standout feature is the Grade II listed neo-Gothic Ilam Hall, a grand house constructed in the 1820s and partially demolished in the 1920s. The village's 'eccentric' tag is partly due to its ...

Its most notable landmark is the Grade II listed neo-Gothic Ilam Hall, a stately home built in the 1820s, which was partially demolished in the 1920s. Ilam Hall now serves as a YHA youth hostel ...

Its most notable landmark is the Grade II listed neo-Gothic Ilam Hall, a stately home built in the 1820s, which was partially demolished in the 1920s. The village's 'eccentric' label stems partly ...