This 700-Year-Old Castle On The Edge Of Yorkshire Dales Is Up For Sale For £21m

This 700-Year-Old Castle On The Edge Of Yorkshire Dales Is Up For Sale For £21m

Fancy owning your very own castle? The childhood dream of becoming a prince or princess could become a reality—if you have £21 million to spare. Ripley Castle, a regal gem on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is now up for sale.

The 700-year-old Ripley Castle, owned by Sir Thomas and Lady Ingilby, is on the market for the first time in its history. This once-in-a-lifetime opportunity includes a sprawling 445-acre estate, complete with a cricket pitch, hotel, tea room, gift shop, and wedding venue.

The magnificent 14th-century property is being offered in nine separate lots, which can be purchased individually or as a whole. Having remained in the Ingilby family for an astonishing 26 generations, it presents a rare chance to own a piece of history.

Ripley Castle itself is a breathtaking space, featuring three reception rooms, 11 bedrooms, and six bath/shower rooms. According to the Ripley Estate website, the property is a Grade I-listed 14th-century country house. The sale is also expected to include several additional properties, such as The Boar’s Head pub, hotel, and restaurant, along with several homes within the picturesque village.

The BBC reports that Estate agent Mr Granger said: “The estate is perfectly situated and features extensive parkland and lakes, forming an integral part of the village of Ripley. Even having known the estate for a long time, I remain consistently moved by its uniqueness.

“With 445 acres of land, it offers tremendous opportunities for buyers interested in commercial, agricultural, sporting, or conservation ventures. There are countless possibilities to transform it into a remarkable family home and business that can be cherished for generations.”

If you’d like to find out more, or just have a nosey around a beautiful castle, check out the Carter Jonas website here.

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