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The property

In a stunning part of North Yorkshire, Goldsborough Hall is a stately manor that was once the home of Princess Mary, the great aunt of King Charles III. Some of the main hall suites have a Jacobean hand-carved four-poster bed, as well as an ivory leather chesterfield sofa, 50-inch plasma-screen TV and a private bathroom with a spa bath and a wireless controlled monsoon shower. Goldsborough Hall offers a grand setting that reflects its long and important history. Free WiFi is accessible throughout. Surrounded by beautiful grounds, with unspoilt views over parkland, the 400-year-old manor is 11 km from Harrogate. Goldsborough Hall is ideal for a relaxed, romantic getaway. The dining from the Orangery Menu 7 days a week with an additional Fine Dining Taster Menu from Thursday to Saturday weekly.

Included services

Non-smoking rooms
Disability access
Room service
Parking
Free WiFi
Family rooms
Tea/coffee maker
Bar
Breakfast
Restaurant

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