- For Sale
- Guide price 3,000,000 GBP
- Build Size: 10,469 ft2
- Land Size: 10,469 ft2
- Property Type: House
Marske Stables (circa 1748) 11 uniquely renovated holiday cottages and apartments set in an idyllic country estate in the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Tucked away within the embrace of history and charm, these mid-eighteenth-century stables stand as a testament to the previous architecture and everlasting style, built by John Hutton II (1691-1768) circa 1741, who was one of the leading Yorkshire horse breeders of his day.Nestled within the captivating surroundings of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Stables stand as a testament to the artful transformation of Grade II listed stables, originally steeped in purposeful history. Meticulously revitalised by an adept historic home restoration specialist developer, these eleven holiday cottages embody a commitment to the highest renovation standards, offering an opulent haven for those yearning for a distinctive and unforgettable escape.The approach to the courtyard immerses visitors in a tranquil ambience, where the echoes of hoofbeats linger in the air, and some cottages face inward, creating an enclave of shared privacy. Upon stepping into each holiday home, a seamless fusion of modern comfort and historic allure unfolds, preserving the stables' original features, such as robust beams and rustic brickwork, while harmonising them with contemporary amenities. Each cottage exudes its unique personality, unveiling surprising delights, like a jacuzzi bath strategically situated in a main open living space, inviting guests to bask in the warm embrace of bubbles amid exposed beams and historic surroundings. The meticulous attention to detail extends gracefully to the interior decor, where thoughtful design merges modern sophistication with timeless elegance. Each curated space unfolds a distinct ambience, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the storied history of The Stables while luxuriating in seamlessly integrated contemporary comforts.Finer DetailsGrade II listed with origins dating back to the middle of the last centuryStone Walls and RoofOil-fired central heating fitted 2019Electrical installation 201910-Year Q Build WarrantyParking area for approximately 15+ vehiclesFully Insulated to enhance thermal and acoustic performanceWindows fitted with double-glazed conservation glassMains water and drainage (with the exception of the outdoor toilet, which is on a septic tank)FreeholdApprox 10469 sqft / 973 m2Approximate gross annual income £400 - £500k PAEach unit is subject to section 106 local occupancy restriction except 'Grooms Cottage', which is free of restriction
Despite its semi-rural location, The Marske Hall Estate is approximately 6 miles to the west of Richmond and ideally positioned for access to the A66 dual carriageway, which in turn links directly with the A1(M) and the national motorway network at Scotch Corner. There is convenient access (18.4 miles) to the East Coast mainline from Darlington running 58 times a day, making London Kings Cross just over 2h20m away. Richmond's soon-to-be-completed Designer Outlet is 22 min (9.9 mi) via A6108 by car. Richmond Market Place is just 5.7 miles to the east and known as one of Britain's finest historic towns boasting the oldest castle in the UK; an important tourist destination and widely recognised for its excellent range of eateries and independent shops as well as some highly regarded schools. Northallerton market town is located 21 miles away with its very own independent department store and Betty's Tea Room and Everyman cinema. Reeth market place is 4.7 miles away with beautiful walks across the beautiful Fremington Edge.
Tucked away within the embrace of history and charm, these mid-eighteenth-century stables stand as a testament to the previous architecture and everlasting style, built by John Hutton II (1691-1768) circa 1741, who was one of the leading Yorkshire horse breeders of his day.Nestled within the captivating surroundings of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, The Stables stand as a testament to the artful transformation of Grade II listed stables, originally steeped in purposeful history. Meticulously revitalised by an adept historic home restoration specialist developer, these eleven holiday cottages embody a commitment to the highest renovation standards, offering an opulent haven for those yearning for a distinctive and unforgettable escape.The approach to the courtyard immerses visitors in a tranquil ambience, where the echoes of hoofbeats linger in the air, and some cottages face inward, creating an enclave of shared privacy. Upon stepping into each holiday home, a seamless fusion of modern comfort and historic allure unfolds, preserving the stables' original features, such as robust beams and rustic brickwork, while harmonising them with contemporary amenities. Each cottage exudes its unique personality, unveiling surprising delights, like a jacuzzi bath strategically situated in a main open living space, inviting guests to bask in the warm embrace of bubbles amid exposed beams and historic surroundings. The meticulous attention to detail extends gracefully to the interior decor, where thoughtful design merges modern sophistication with timeless elegance. Each curated space unfolds a distinct ambience, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the storied history of The Stables while luxuriating in seamlessly integrated contemporary comforts.Finer DetailsGrade II listed with origins dating back to the middle of the last centuryStone Walls and RoofOil-fired central heating fitted 2019Electrical installation 201910-Year Q Build WarrantyParking area for approximately 15+ vehiclesFully Insulated to enhance thermal and acoustic performanceWindows fitted with double-glazed conservation glassMains water and drainage (with the exception of the outdoor toilet, which is on a septic tank)FreeholdApprox 10469 sqft / 973 m2Approximate gross annual income £400 - £500k PAEach unit is subject to section 106 local occupancy restriction except 'Grooms Cottage', which is free of restriction
Despite its semi-rural location, The Marske Hall Estate is approximately 6 miles to the west of Richmond and ideally positioned for access to the A66 dual carriageway, which in turn links directly with the A1(M) and the national motorway network at Scotch Corner. There is convenient access (18.4 miles) to the East Coast mainline from Darlington running 58 times a day, making London Kings Cross just over 2h20m away. Richmond's soon-to-be-completed Designer Outlet is 22 min (9.9 mi) via A6108 by car. Richmond Market Place is just 5.7 miles to the east and known as one of Britain's finest historic towns boasting the oldest castle in the UK; an important tourist destination and widely recognised for its excellent range of eateries and independent shops as well as some highly regarded schools. Northallerton market town is located 21 miles away with its very own independent department store and Betty's Tea Room and Everyman cinema. Reeth market place is 4.7 miles away with beautiful walks across the beautiful Fremington Edge.
