Goldsborough Hall, North Yorkshire — historic house

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Goldsborough Hall

Photo: Goldsborough Hall by Flamewire, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

About this place

Sir Richard Hutton acquired the Goldsborough estate in 1598 and built this Jacobean stately home in the village of Goldsborough, North Yorkshire.

The house is Grade II* listed and belongs to the Historic Houses Association.

Princess Mary, Countess of Harewood, King Charles's great-aunt, lived here as her first married home following her 1922 marriage to Viscount Lascelles.

The Hall now operates as a hotel and restaurant, with its gardens open to visitors on selected days.

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History

Sir Richard Hutton, a judge in the reign of James I, built the Hall after buying the Goldsborough estate in 1598, and it remained a private residence for generations afterwards. Princess Mary moved in following her 1922 marriage to Viscount Lascelles, using it as her first married home before the family later moved to Harewood House. The current owners have restored the Hall in recent decades, returning it to use as a private house and now a working hotel.

Architecture

The Hall is a Jacobean house dating from the early 17th century, with later alterations, and retains historic interiors including a Jacobean library.

Worth knowing

Princess Mary, the only daughter of King George V and Queen Mary and great-aunt to King Charles III, lived at Goldsborough Hall throughout the 1920s, giving it a direct 20th-century royal connection.

Gardens & grounds

The 12 acres of grounds include gardens now maintained as an award-winning feature of the estate.

Facilities

Parking

Plan your visit

Nearest station: Knaresborough Rail Station (2.3 miles)

The Hall and its gardens are open to the public only on certain days in the year.

Nearby properties

Historic places nearby

Within 5 miles of Goldsborough Hall there are 4 historic properties, including 2 churchs, across Churches Conservation Trust, English Heritage and Historic Houses sites.

2 Churches Conservation Trust
1 English Heritage
1 Historic Houses
2 Church
1 Castle
1 Historic house
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Within 10 miles of Goldsborough Hall there are 15 historic properties, including 5 churchs, 5 historic houses and 2 historic buildings, across Historic Houses, Churches Conservation Trust and English Heritage sites.

6 Historic Houses
5 Churches Conservation Trust
3 English Heritage
1 National Trust
5 Church
5 Historic house
2 Historic building
1 Castle
1 Museum
1 Stately home
See these 15 sites on the heritage map

Within 20 miles of Goldsborough Hall there are 38 historic properties, including 12 historic houses, 11 historic buildings and 10 churchs, across Historic Houses, English Heritage and Churches Conservation Trust sites.

12 Historic Houses
10 English Heritage
9 Churches Conservation Trust
6 National Trust
12 Historic house
11 Historic building
10 Church
2 Museum
1 Castle
1 Stately home
1 Abbey
See these 38 sites on the heritage map

Facts

A Jacobean hall once home to a King's great-aunt, now a working hotel with original gardens intact.

Type
historic house
Location
North Yorkshire, England
Historic Houses Grade II*
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