Middleham Hall

The house offers a tranquil setting, whilst minutes walk from local restaurants, pubs, galleries and shops. Recently refurbished to a high standard, the house retains its original artworks and antiques, yet offers the latest modern facilities. The charm and atmosphere of the house reflects its two hundred years of family history. Middleham Hall gives you the authentic elegant English country house experience.

The house sleeps up to twenty one, offering ten comfortable bedrooms and nine bathrooms, all of a consistently high standard. The formal dining room can accommodate eighteen comfortably whilst the breakfast room seats twelve.

Bedroom/Bathroom
There are ten spacious bedrooms and nine bathrooms of which four are ensuite, each with its own charming character. The majority of bedrooms are furnished with Super king and Emperor beds, one is double. Beds are made up with down feature pillows and duvets, crisp white linen, sumptuous throws and soft toweling bathrobes. Each bathroom has ample bath sheets and hand towel for each guest.

Drawing Room
A large light filtered room with arched windows, original shutters and views across the garden filled with family portraits and a grand piano. This is a comfortable and versatile room to entertain.

Dining Room
A traditional country house dining room that seats up to eighteen comfortably, set amongst family portraits with an open fire place.

Biliard Room
Natural light floods this stunning room through the central roof lantern, and tall Georgian windows and french door lead out accross the lawn. The recently restored billiard table and original lighting provides endless entertainment day and night.

Utility & Boot Room
The boot room is equiped with the large original sink, washing machine, 2 clothes racks, iron and ironing board. There is also a well equiped cleaning cupboard. There is ample space for boots and coats and a useful central wooden table.

*Please note, locations shown on the maps are approximations only

The house is a charming 18th century Georgian manor set in 3 acres of private walled garden and situated in the heart of picturesque Middleham.

Middleham was once known as ‘the Windsor of the North’ because of the frequent visits of monarchs and nobles to Middleham Castle and home to Richard III in 1471. It is a picturesque dale village with its own Castle, Parish church, and charming market square surrounded by local pubs, restaurants, shops, rivers and the most stunning landscape in the country.

The village today derives much of its prosperity from the breeding and training of racehorses and there are many well known racing stables in and around the town.

Location
- On your doorstep are the dales and heather covered moors; rivers, waterfalls and picturesque dales villages.
- Local restaurants and pubs close by.

Staff
- House keeper
- Gardener
- Private cook, babysitting, taxi service, massage and beauty treatments can be arranged.

The housekeeper will greet guests on arrival and help settle you into Middleham Hall and answer any queries and advise on local ammenities. We will provide leaflets for local attractions and restaurants together with books and walking maps on the area.

- Security deposit: £1,000. This is paid prior to arrival and will be refunded in full after departure subject to damage inspection.
- Linen & towels: All linen and bath towels are included in the rental price.
- Energy costs: Included in the rental price.
- End of stay cleaning: Included. Please leave the property in the state that you found it.
- Arrival time: 4pm onwards.
- Departure time: 10am.
- Pets: Dogs are welcome
- Smoking: No smoking in the property.
- It is recommended that all guests take out insurance to cover against potential cancellation and any accidental damage caused during your stay at the property.

Both with and without our kids we have had the most fun filled and relaxing stays at Middleham. You simply cannot beat a 1 minute walk to a choice of pubs, a welcoming restaurant just outside the gates of the huge garden, full size snooker table, seriously proper castle (kids love it)and a river walk so beautiful that it takes the breath away (even if you don't go for the swim).There's a shop that sells everything you need opposite one of the pubs. You can hunker down or get out and about - take your pick. Idyllic.

Julian, August 2011