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Steeped in history and dating back to 1602, guests will abe able to step back in time in this magnificent Grade II listed Jacobean Hall. Distinguished visitors of a bygone era included: Sir Isaac Newton, Lord Halifax and Mr Stanley Baldwin to name but a few. The oldest building in Langcliffe, occupying a delightful, south facing position with far reaching views, Langcliffe Hall provides grand and elegant accommodation, perfect for that special gathering of family and friends.

Full list of facilities at this property...

• Baby Welcome
• Children Welcome
• Log Burner/Open Fire
• On Site Parking
• Nearby Golf
• Well placed for walking holidays
• Great for Cycling holidays
• Pub Nearby
• Sleeps 13 guests
• Seven bedrooms and five bathrooms
• Four beautiful receptions rooms including a music room with grand piano
• Wood burning stoves
• Original character features including oak panelling, mullion windows and stone floors
• Far reaching views
• Walled gardens with charcoal barbecue and fire-pit
• Yoga shala
• Woodland path, wild flower meadow, rose garden and shallow pond (please see Notes)
• Up to two well-behaved dogs allowed (small additional charge, please see Notes)
• WiFi
• Children and infants welcome (please provide own travel cot or Moses basket)
• Shop and pub within approximately 20 minutes walking distance
• Ample private parking.

Steeped in history and dating back to 1602, guests will abe able to step back in time in this magnificent Grade II listed Jacobean Hall. Distinguished visitors of a bygone era included: Sir Isaac Newton, Lord Halifax and Mr Stanley Baldwin to name but a few. The oldest building in Langcliffe, occupying a delightful, south facing position with far reaching views, Langcliffe Hall provides grand and elegant accommodation, perfect for that special gathering of family and friends.



This discreet and private Hall sits on the edge of the picturesque village of Langcliffe with views over the hall grounds and parkland, leading to the charming market town of Settle. Drive through the electric gates to the extensive gravelled parking area and drink in the beautiful frontage of Langcliffe Hall. Enter through the ancient oak doors into the impressive main hallway with oak panelled walls and stone floors. Leading from the hall, the principle rooms all orientate to the front, enjoying a south-facing aspect and views of the mature and well-stocked gardens. From the oak beamed sitting room, wander through to the traditional, well-equipped breakfast kitchen featuring a double Aga. The dining room offers all the character and opulence required for those special occasion meals in front of the wood burning stove, after which the library is the perfect place to retire, or wander upstairs via the fine character staircase to the beautiful drawing room or the music room, where any pianists in the group can entertain you on the grand piano. The first floor is also home to three of the bedrooms, including the master bedroom with its romantic four poster, emperor-size bed and sofa, dressing room (with a single bed) and en-suite bathroom; the oak bedroom with a smaller four poster bed, suitable for one guest; the flower room with a king-size bed; and a family bathroom. The remaining four bedrooms are located on the second floor along with two bathrooms and one en-suite, belonging to Cara's room, named after a relative of the owner who had pledged the vow of silence and would return to Langcliffe Hall for her annual retreats from the Catholic Convent.



Outside, two acres of enclosed gardens include a wild flower meadow, a rose garden and a formal lawn and terrace. Discover the original estate office in the grounds which has been converted into a yoga shala, where practising yoga enthusiasts can share, experience and grow whilst on holiday; the owner is happy to be contacted during your stay for private classes (fees on application).
This holiday at a glance

• Sleeps 13 guests.


• Seven bedrooms and five bathrooms.


• Four beautiful receptions rooms including a music room with grand piano.


• Wood burning stoves.


• Original character features including oak panelling, mullion windows and stone floors.


• Far reaching views.


• Walled gardens with charcoal barbecue and fire-pit.


• Yoga shala.


• Woodland path, wild flower meadow, rose garden and shallow pond (please see Notes).


• Up to two well-behaved dogs allowed (small additional charge, please see Notes).


• WiFi.


• Children and infants welcome (please provide own travel cot or Moses basket).


• Shop and pub within approximately 20 minutes walking distance.


• Ample private parking.