St Trinians Hall

St Trinians Hall is an exceptional country house overlooking attractive parkland. In all there are 8 bedrooms including a useful 2 bedroom cottage. The property has been lovingly restored and is beautifully presented.

The House

St Trinian’s is an exceptional Grade 2 listed country house dating from the early 18th Century. The property has been sympathetically restored by the current owners creating a wonderful home, full of character and architectural interest. Set in about 20 acres of gardens and parkland, St Trinians is a rare house of imposing scale whilst providing a family home of great charm and comfort.

There are several original and elegant reception rooms including a particularly fine drawing room, library and snooker room. The family kitchen is sensibly located adjacent to a laundry room and back hall, and opens onto a delightful courtyard
garden.

The upper floors provide 6 well planned bedrooms, a sitting room and 4 bathrooms. The two impressive master bedrooms overlook the south lawn, each with their own en suite bathroom and dressing area.

To the rear of the house is a cottage that is seamlessly connected to the house, with its own separate entrance, kitchen, charming sitting room and 2 en suite bedrooms. The bedrooms could be used by the main house through a connecting door.

The Gardens and Grounds

The house is accessed through an 18th Century gateway onto a large, gravelled area with a turning circle and substantial garage block. The garages offer huge scope for development subject to all the necessary consents. Beyond is a small stable yard with 3 loose boxes.

The gardens are varied and include a terrace leading to the south lawn, the courtyard garden and very fine formal gardens planted by the current owners. At the end of the kitchen garden is a fabulous glasshouse with two mature and productive grape vines and fig trees.

To the east and west is the park that extends to about 17 acres with a small lake and pond. This would lend itself to those with horses, or keeping livestock on a small scale.

Location

St Trinians lies just outside the hamlet of Easby, well known for its abbey, a casualty of Henry the Eighth’s reformation of the monasteries. The area is surrounded by open countryside, and close to the eastern edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Richmond (1.5 miles) is a popular market town with excellent amenities including schools, supermarkets, restaurants and The Georgian Theatre Royal.

There are mainline stations in Darlington (15.5 miles), and Northallerton (14 miles) with direct services to London (2h 30m), Edinburgh (2h 20m) and Leeds (1h). Barnard Castle School is the nearest independent school and takes children from 4 to 18 years old.