Broughton Hall
Broughton, United Kingdom
Amenities
Parking
Pool
Fireplace
A/C
Pets Allowed
Washer/Dryer
Home details
The magnificent Grade I listed Broughton Hall is a phenomenal period property, absolutely perfect for special celebrations, family gatherings and corporate retreats. Set within a spectacular 2,500-acre estate in Yorkshire, the hall offers ancient woodland, formal gardens, moorland, reservoirs, walking trails and exceptional leisure facilities including a tennis court, swimming pool, gym and luxury wellness centre. Established in 1097 and home to the Tempest family for over nine hundred years, the estate is now known as Broughton Sanctuary, a regenerative space rooted in wellbeing, nature and sustainability. Broughton Hall itself sleeps up to thirty-two guests across seventeen lavish bedrooms, with additional cottages available across the estate for larger groups.
Rich in history, character and opulent décor, the hall offers magnificent entertaining spaces including elegant drawing rooms, a formal dining room, library, conservatory, gallery and billiards room, all beautifully furnished with period antiques, chandeliers, oil paintings and roaring open fires. The grand bedrooms feature sumptuous four-poster beds, luxurious fabrics and a mix of ensuite and family bathrooms.
Guests enjoy outstanding hospitality with a dedicated house manager, private chefs and a huge range of experiences including catered picnics, woodland dining, wild swimming, forest therapy, foraging, mountain biking and wellness retreats at Avalon. Utopia, the estate’s striking contemporary venue designed by Sir Michael Hopkins, provides additional event space and a stylish bistro for relaxed breakfasts and lunches.
Features:
Hall InteriorsGround Floor- Saloon with open fire- Conservatory with french doors leading to gardens- Library with open fire- Red drawing room with open fire and piano- Green drawing room with open fire- Dining room with open fire and extending dining table- Billiards room with full-size billiards table- Gallery- Two cloakroomsFirst & Second Floor
- Bedroom 1/Bow bedroom with super-king sized four-poster bed, south facing garden views and en-suite bathroom with free standing roll top bath and shower*- Bedroom 2/Captains bedroom with super-king sized four-poster bed, double aspect garden views and en-suite bathroom with free standing roll top bath and shower- Bedroom 3/Oak bedroom with a king-size four-poster bed and "hidden" en-suite bathroom with copper bath tub- Bedroom 4/Portico bedroom with a super-king sized bed and en-suite bathroom with shower bath- Bedroom 5/Amber bedroom with a super-king sized bed and en-suite bathroom with bath and shower- Bedroom 6/North bedroom with a super-king sized bed and en-suite bathroom with bath and shower- Bedroom 7/South bedroom with a super-king sized bed- Gillow’s family bathroom- Bedroom 8/Smiths bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite shower room- Bedroom 9/The Old Nursery bedroom with king-size four-poster bed and en-suite bathroom- Bedroom 10/Buff bedroom with small double bed- Bedroom 11/Music bedroom with twin beds and en-suite bathroom- Bedroom 12/Garden bedroom with king-size bed and en-suite bathroom- Bedroom 13/Copper Beech bedroom with double bed- Bedroom 14/Penthouse Park bedroom with twin beds- Penthouse bathroom- Bedroom 15/Boudoir bedroom with single bed*- Bedroom 16/Bow Dressing bedroom with four-poster double bed- Bedroom 17/Monks bedroom with single bed- Delph family bathroom
Outside Grounds- 2500 acre estate- Outdoor swimming pool (between April and September)- Private tennis court- Gas barbecue- Parking
Additional Facilities- Wi-Fi- TV & DVD
* The "Bow" and "Boudoir" bedrooms can be set up as a family suite thanks to an interconnecting door
Location:
Broughton Hall enjoys a spectacular setting within a 2,500-acre Yorkshire estate less than ten minutes from Skipton, the gateway to the Yorkshire Dales. Rich in history and surrounded by outstanding natural beauty, Skipton is known for its impressive medieval castle, romantic priory ruins and charming cobbled High Street lined with independent shops, cafés and traditional pubs. The town’s historic streets, waterways and woodland walks are connected by the popular Millennium Walk route, making it a wonderful place to explore at a relaxed pace.
The beautiful Bolton Abbey Estate is also close by, famous for its riverside priory ruins, scenic picnic spots and iconic stepping stones across the River Wharfe. Walkers will love exploring the Yorkshire Dales, including the Valley of Desolation, Barden Fell and Simon’s Seat, where panoramic views stretch for miles. Strid Wood offers peaceful riverside trails filled with bluebells, wild garlic and wildlife including otters and kingfishers. Nearby attractions also include the stunning Parcevall Hall Gardens and the historic city of York, where visitors can enjoy excellent shopping, acclaimed restaurants and famous landmarks including York Minster and the city’s medieval walls.
Terms & Conditions:
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£1000 paid via bank transfer to the owner one month before arrival and refunded two weeks after departure, subject to full inspection.
4.00 p.m.
10.00 a.m.
Yes.
Yes.
Dogs are allowed on request only. Dogs must stay downstairs and off the furniture, and can not be left alone in the hall. Please enquire at time of booking.
A non-refundable 50% deposit is required to confirm a booking at this property (or full payment if booking within 12 weeks of departure).
A travel cot & highchair are available on request at time of booking.
Use or private hire of Avalon retreat and wellness centre is available for an extra fee.
Flexible.
Standard changeover clean included in the price. Guests are required to leave the accommodation clean, tidy and in the same condition as on their arrival. Any extra cleaning, laundry, maintenance and/or rubbish disposal required will be charged against the security deposit.
2 nights.
Wi-Fi internet access included.
All stays include
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24/7 support
Kitchen essentials
Starter kit of bathroom amenities
High-speed wifi
Professional cleaning
Premium linens and towels
Television
Digital free stays
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About the area
Skipton, often referred to as the "Gateway to the Dales," is a charming market town in North Yorkshire, England, that offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty. The town's most prominent landmark is Skipton Castle, one of the best-preserved medieval castles in England, which has stood for over 900 years. Visitors can explore the castle's storied chambers, watchtowers, and courtyards, and learn about its role in various historical events.
The town center is home to a bustling high street, where the Skipton Market takes place under the watchful eye of the Town Hall. The market, held four days a week, is a treasure trove of local produce, crafts, and textiles, reflecting the town's rich trading heritage. The high street also boasts a variety of shops, cafes, and traditional pubs, perfect for a leisurely afternoon.
For those interested in the arts, Skipton hosts numerous cultural events throughout the year, including the Skipton International Puppet Festival and the Waterway Festival. The Craven Museum & Gallery, located within the Town Hall, offers insights into the local history and heritage, including exhibits on the area's natural history and geology.
Nature enthusiasts will appreciate Skipton's proximity to the Yorkshire Dales National Park, a stunning landscape of rolling hills, verdant valleys, and picturesque villages. The Leeds and Liverpool Canal also runs through Skipton, providing a scenic route for walking, cycling, or enjoying a leisurely boat trip.
Skipton's culinary scene is a reflection of its Yorkshire roots, with cozy tearooms serving up traditional afternoon tea, hearty British fare available in local inns, and farmers' markets offering the best of regional produce. For a unique dining experience, visitors can enjoy meals aboard a canal boat while cruising along the water.
The town's community spirit is palpable, with friendly locals and a calendar full of events and festivals that bring people together. From the Skipton Sheep Day, celebrating the town's agricultural heritage, to the Christmas Market and Yuletide Festival, there's always something happening in Skipton.
In essence, Skipton is a destination that offers a slice of traditional English life with the added allure of stunning natural surroundings. It's a place where history is alive, community thrives, and the beauty of the English countryside is just a stone's throw away.
House rules
Check-in 4:00 PM • Check-out 10:00 AM