Middleham is an historic horse racing town with a medieval castle at its heart and beautiful countryside on its doorstep. Manor House Stables has a substantial Grade II listed range of stables and loose boxes set around a traditional courtyard and turnout yard. The buildings are of traditional stone construction.
The stable yard also comes with a one acre paddock. Selling agents Robin Jessop say: “The property is being sold without planning permission. However, due to the appearance, nature and location of the stable yard, there is considerable potential development value for conversion, subject to obtaining the necessary planning consent.”
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1. Manor House Stables
The historic stone-built stables and outbuildings have potential for conversion but planning permission has not been applied for Photo: Robin Jessop
3. Retaining its use
While the property has potential for conversion, it could also remain as stables. Photo: Robin Jessop
4. They don't build them like they used to
The buildings are of traditional stone construction and are substantial in nature and amount to a total of nearly 4,200 ft2. Photo: Robin Jessop