Overview
Set within 870 acres of rolling countryside in North Yorkshire, the Estate primarily offers our luxury holiday cottages and formal gardens, both of which will shortly be available for weddings, corporate events, and venue hire. The Estate is also home to several farms, businesses, and residential properties.
Overview
Set in 870 acres of glorious rolling countryside and woodland in North Yorkshire, this charming country estate, first referred to in 1589, now primarily offers luxury holiday accommodation with our formal gardens and stunning views of the Valley known as the ‘Deep Dale’. On the estate there are also farms, real estate lets, and weddings coming soon!
Wildlife Haven
Set in 870 acres of glorious rolling countryside and woodland in North Yorkshire, this charming country estate, first referred to in 1589, now primarily offers luxury holiday accommodation with our formal gardens and stunning views of the Valley known as the ‘Deep Dale’. On the estate there are also farms, real estate lets, and weddings coming soon!
Estate History
Set in 870 acres of glorious rolling countryside and woodland in North Yorkshire, this charming country estate, first referred to in 1589, now primarily offers luxury holiday accommodation with our formal gardens and stunning views of the Valley known as the ‘Deep Dale’. On the estate there are also farms, real estate lets, and weddings coming soon!
A Wildlife Haven
Thanks to our ancient woodlands, meadows, and streams, the Estate is a thriving hub of natural activity. Ranging from hares, to squirrels, to roe deer, and even newts. Barn owls, red kites, pheasants, kestrels, and curlews are found easily, with a plethora of garden birds to be found in every corner. This wildlife is especially visible from Yew Cottage.
A Brief History
From the monastic affiliation with the nearby Fountains Abbey, to the gunpowder plot, or to the second world war, there has been much change and many a tale to tell about the Estate at Hob Green.
Explore the stories of its resident families from the Wray Family in 1589, to the present owners, the Hutchinson family.