The Sanctuary
North Yorkshire
View on Google MapsPhoto: The Broughton Hall Estate
Broughton Hive, near Skipton, is a mixed-use development that combines historic charm with modern amenities. The Sanctuary is a second-floor apartment within the complex, accessed by lift or stairs, offering self-contained accommodation for four guests across two bedrooms and one bathroom.
The space comprises an entrance hall opening to a lounge-diner and kitchen, a master bedroom with a super-king bed, a twin bedroom, and a walk-in storage cupboard. The kitchen is equipped for preparing meals; bed linen, towels, electricity and wifi are all included. Parking is available on site. Please note that smoking is not permitted inside the property.
The location suits visitors wanting to explore the surrounding North Yorkshire countryside and coast. Broughton Hive itself provides ready access to local facilities. Arrival is after 15:00 and departure before 10:00.
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What's on offer
Check-in & check-out
Arrive after 15:00 Depart before 10:00
🚭 No smoking, please
What guests say
Stunning location. Wonderful venue for events. Can’t wait to find an excuse to go back!
a month ago · via Google
I am so glad I got married here. The location is beautiful. Wheelchair access is good! ayy
2 months ago · via Google
I just spent a week there with my Therapeutic Coaching group and my head is still there! The place is so magical from the gorgeous estate, the beautiful grounds to the amazing staff! I feel rejuvenated and well resourced after spending this entire week with my peeps at the Avalon Wellbeing Center which offered a relaxing atmosphere. Also the meals served daily were organic, clean, healthy and delicious food. My room was perfect and the customer service was unbelievable, better than any 4 stars hotels I had ever stayed before. I love this place so much that it feels like I left my heart in Broughton!
9 months ago · via Google
Broughton Sanctuary looked brilliant and most impressive with tree planting. We are having a group meeting there and were advised to do a visit to know the way. Met a very nice worker who said our wee girls were fine on paths and leads. We also rang Avalon to confirm that dogs are accepted and was advised that they are on leads. Very accepting or an expanding and developing Nature Reserve.
2 years ago · via Google