Cat Bank, Marske, DL11 7NB

GENERAL DECRIPTION Own a Piece of British Heritage. Marske Hall is not just a prestigious property; it's a significant part of British history.

Built in the 16th century, the estate boasts royal ties, including connections to Elizabeth I's goddaughter, who married a former owner.

Its stables are famous as the birthplace of Marske, sire of the legendary racehorse Eclipse, whose bloodline influences 98% of British thoroughbreds today.

Heritage Meets Contemporary Luxury Meticulously restored, Marske Hall blends historic charm with modern sophistication.

The Hall offers 10 exclusive apartments all featuring a perfect balance of classic architecture and modern amenities. First fix has been completed on an additional three apartments.

The large undeveloped Butlers House, Huntsman's Lodge and Hall Cellars offer huge further development opportunities such as: Spa, Gym, Restaurants, Café/Bars, Wellness Centre (all subject to necessary planning permissions and consents).

Please note The Butlers House already has planning as a large country home/holiday let and Huntsman's Lodge already has planning approved for conversion to a three bedroom cottage.

Its unique blend of history, royalty, and equestrian heritage makes Marske Hall a truly one-of-a-kind property.

Tourism and Investment Potential: Located in Yorkshire, the UK's second-largest tourist destination with 118 million visitors annually and over £11 billion in tourism revenue, Marske Hall sits just 20 minutes from the popular Scotch Corner Designer Outlet Village.

This prime location offers significant revenue potential from luxury rentals, events, and retreats.

Hands-Free Investment Opportunity For investors, Marske Hall presents multiple income streams, from high-end holiday lets to exclusive events.

With an experienced management team in place, it ensures a hands-off investment while maximizing returns.

Marske Hall combines history, luxury, and exceptional investment potential, offering a rare opportunity to own one of the UK's most prestigious estates.

EPCs available to view: Trading Information: The figures below were supplied directly to investors by Marske Country Estate Ltd, the operational talent responsible for trading the Estate.

As at 17 August 2026, 229 days of the year had elapsed - 62.7% of the year, leaving 136 days remaining.

At that point: - The 2026 booking book had already reached 80% of the entire 2025 annual income, before another booking was added.

- To equal the whole of the 2025 result, the Estate required only £915.88 per day for the remaining 136 days.

- This compared with the 2025 average of £1,540.61 per day, meaning only 59.4% of the previous year's average daily rate was required to match the whole of 2025.

The individual property performance reported was: Marske Hall Income had already reached 193.8% of the Hall's entire 2025 income.

Marske Sawmill Income had reached 90.9% of its entire 2025 income, requiring only 24.4% of its previous daily average over the remaining period to exceed the whole of 2025.

Marske Stables Income had reached 63% of its entire 2025 income.

It required £1,188.02 per day, compared with its 2025 average of £1,195.42 per day - 99.4% of the previous year's daily rate - from bookings not yet placed.

Importantly, the Stables calculation was made before the additional distribution through Awaze and Vrbo, which provided further potential for bookings during the remainder of the year.

These contemporaneous figures supplied by Marske Country Estate Ltd therefore showed a very strong trading trajectory.

The Hall had already generated almost twice its entire 2025 income, the Sawmill was close to exceeding its previous full year, and the Estate overall needed only 59.4% of the previous year's average daily trading rate for the remainder of 2026 to equal the whole of 2025.

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