21 bedroom hotel for sale in 11 unique Renovated Cottages and Apartments in The Yorkshire Dales National Park, DL11 7NB, DL11

PROPERTY TYPE: Hotel
BEDROOMS: 21
BATHROOMS: 15
SIZE: 10,469 sq ft
973 sq m

Key features

Grade 2 listed Georgian stables converted in 2019 with meticulous attention to detail
Honey pot location within the picturesque Yorkshire Dales National Park
10 lucrative holiday cottages and apartments showcasing stunning and tasteful renovations
Exclusive freehold ownership opportunity with historical significance
Successful fusion of modern luxury while preserving original architectural features
Stable and reliable income stream from holiday lets, coupled with the beauty of preservation and renovation.
Potential owner accommodation available with seamless integration of charm and comfort
Marske Stables (circa 1748), blending tradition with modernity

Description

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 1748 who was one of the leading Yorkshire horse-breeders of his day.

Originally built with a purpose that echoed the past, these Grade II listed stables have been meticulously transformed into 11 holiday cottages, each oozing with unique character. With an unwavering commitment to the highest standards of renovation, these cottages provide a luxurious escape for those in search of a distinctive and memorable getaway.

Meticulously revitalised by an adept historic home restoration specialist developer, these ten holiday cottages embody a commitment to the highest standards of renovation, offering an opulent haven for those yearning for a distinctive and unforgettable escape.

As you approach the courtyard, a sense of tranquility envelops you, heightened by the picturesque setting and the distant echoes of hoofbeats that once filled the air. The courtyard serves as a communal hub, with most cottages facing inwards, creating a sense of shared privacy. Two majestic peacocks, their vibrant plumage adding a touch of regality, roam freely, enhancing the serene ambiance of the surroundings.

Upon entering each holiday cottage, guests are greeted with a seamless blend of modern comfort and historic charm. The original features of the stables have been carefully preserved, from the sturdy beams to the rustic brickwork, harmonizing with contemporary amenities to create an ambiance that is both nostalgic and indulgent.

Each cottage exudes its unique personality, unveiling surprising delights, like a jacuzzi bath strategically nestled 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 ambiance, inviting guests to immerse themselves in the storied history of The Stables while luxuriating in seamlessly integrated contemporary comforts.

The attention to detail in the renovation process extends to the interior decor, with each cottage thoughtfully designed to complement its individual quirks. The furnishings are a blend of modern sophistication and timeless elegance, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages relaxation and indulgence.

Whether you are drawn to the cosy fireplace in one cottage or the charming window seat in another, each space has been curated to offer a distinct ambiance. Guests are invited to immerse themselves in the rich history of the stables while savoring the contemporary comforts that have been seamlessly integrated into the design.

Finer Details

Grade II listed with origins dating back to the middle of the last century

Stone Walls and Roof

Oil fired central heating fitted 2021

Electrical installation 2021

Remainder 10 Year Q Build Warranty

Fully Insulated to enhance thermal and acoustic performance

Windows fitted with double glazed conservation glass

Mains water and drainage (with the exception of the outdoor toilet which is on a septic tank)

Freehold

Approx 10469 sqft / 973 m2

Approximate gross annual income £400 - £500k PA

Each unit is subject to section 106 local occupancy restriction with the exception of ‘Grooms Cottage’ which is free of restriction

Love Property in Partnership with Knight Frank

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About the agent

Love Property, Catterick Garrison

18 Richmond Road, Catterick Garrison, Richmond DL9 3JA

I am Laura Howey and I created Love Property in 2008 after a terrible personal experience almost cost me at least £50k when selling my home if I had listened to the poor advice and below standard estate agency service.

I quickly came to realise that the estate agency industry has no respect for the emotional or financial investment you have made in your home. Love Property is redefining estate agency for those home owners who are not looking for an average experience. Not all estate

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