Oughtershaw Hall

Hawes, Lancashire

Oughtershaw Hall is a stunning detached country estate located in Hawes, Lancashire, in the North of England. It can accommodate up to 16 guests in its 8 bedrooms and features a private heated swimming pool and an open fire. The property is situated in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, surrounded by picturesque valleys and moorland.

The hall has a rich history, originally a medieval farmhouse rumored to have hosted Charles I, later transformed into a shooting lodge in the 1850s. The interior is beautifully styled with original features such as stained glass windows, stone-flagged floors, and servants' bells. Guests can relax in various seating areas, including a drawing room with an open fire, a sitting room with a woodburning stove, a cozy library, and a snug off the kitchen.

The centerpiece of the property is the vast open plan kitchen with a breakfast bar, dining table, and window seating. The first floor houses seven well-designed bedrooms with en-suites, while the ground floor bedroom is suitable for guests with limited mobility. A basement games room provides entertainment on rainy days, and an indoor heated swimming pool is located just steps away from the main house.

Surrounded by gardens and overlooking Oughtershaw Beck, guests can explore the nearby river and footpaths, ideal for picnics and nature walks. The property offers a relaxing patio with panoramic views, making it a perfect retreat for all seasons. Oughtershaw Hall provides exceptional holiday accommodation with a blend of luxury, history, and natural beauty, ensuring a memorable stay for all guests.

• Swimming Pool
• Internet
• Open Fire