Poverty Hill Barn

Skipton, North Yorkshire

Poverty Hill Barn, located on the edge of The Yorkshire Dales within the expansive 3,000-acre Broughton Estate in Skipton, North Yorkshire, serves as an ideal retreat for families seeking relaxation and connection with nature. This modern barn conversion features exposed beams and panoramic views from every window, complemented by a wood-fired hot tub. Guests can explore scenic walks and opportunities for wild swimming, all just ten minutes from the charming village of Skipton.

The accommodation at Poverty Hill Barn is designed to comfortably sleep seven guests, with three of the four bedrooms situated on the ground floor, each equipped with en suite facilities. The master bedroom and bedroom three offer super-king size beds, while bedroom two includes a single bed. The fourth bedroom, located upstairs, also features a super-king bed and boasts stunning views. The first floor hosts a light, open-plan living area, complete with a well-equipped kitchen, dining space, and a sitting room beneath a canopy of exposed beams, ensuring a cozy and contemporary atmosphere for guests.

Outdoor amenities further enhance the experience at Poverty Hill Barn, with a wood-fired hot tub ideal for stargazing and relaxation. The gravelled patio area invites guests to enjoy al fresco dining during warmer months while soaking in the estate’s serene environment. Additionally, guests can indulge in 15% off homemade, locally sourced food and drink at The Bull for up to six people, or enjoy a complimentary breakfast at Utopia bistro on weekdays before embarking on their explorations.

Broughton Sanctuary, rich in history, has been a popular location for film and television productions, featuring in series such as "Emily," "Gentleman Jack," and "All Creatures Great and Small." The estate is owned by Roger Tempest, the 32nd generation of his family, with his sister, cartoonist Annie Tempest, drawing inspiration from their childhood home for her work in Country Life. The Sanctuary offers a variety of activities, including walking and cycling trails, wild swimming, and access to the Avalon Wellbeing Centre, which features an indoor pool, steam rooms, and a sauna, all available upon request.

In addition to Poverty Hill Barn, the Broughton Estate is home to 18 other holiday accommodations, ranging from unique gatehouses to historic farmhouses, catering to larger gatherings. Visitors are encouraged to explore the estate's offerings further through the website, ensuring a memorable stay amidst the stunning backdrop of The Yorkshire Dales.

• Pets Allowed
• Baby Friendly