Braithwaite Hall is a working hill farm in the lower reaches of Coverdale, which borders the more famous Wensleydale; the farm has a large flock of Swaledale sheep and a beef cattle herd.
Located above the hall on "Braithwaite hill" is an Iron-age fort, whose remains can still be seen.
The earliest reference to the house is in 1301, when listed as a grange to Jervaulx Abbey; the Hall was also owned for a while by the City of London during the 17 century.
Re-modelled in 1667, the hall boasts a splendid oak panneled drawing room with large a open fireplace, where guests can watch TV or just sit and relax and take in the ambience.
Braithwaite Hall is ideally situated for walking and exploring the Dales with several footpaths going through the farm.
A farmhouse breakfast is served each morning in the dining room. Special diets can be catered for upon request.
Highlights
Luxury accommodation in an historic house.
Farmhouse breakfast using local produce.
Pictures
Sairs
Four Poster Bed
Superior
Twin Room
Facilities
Rooms:
Family Rooms:
1
Single Rooms:
0
Double Rooms:
2
Twin Rooms:
1
Disabled Facilities: There are no disabled facilities.
Pet Facilities: Pets are not allowed.
Special Diets Provision: Special diets are catered for.
Smoking Facilities: Smoking is not allowed.
Directions
Situated a mile and a half along "Braithwaite lane" West out of the village of East Witton, whch is located on the A6108 from Masham to Leyburn road.
Oak panneled en-suite four poster room: £80.00 per night.
Superior double en-suite room: £70.00.
Twin with private bathroom: £55.00.
(all rates are room rates and include breakfast)
Open all year except Christmas and New Year.
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