Plans for the Grade I listed Denton Hall include a 28-bedroom hotel, bar and restaurant.
By Thomas BarrettPlans to convert a Grade I listed stately home in North Yorkshire into a hotel have been approved.Plans to convert it into a 28-bedroom hotel, with a restaurant, bar, games room and gym for guests, were approved by North Yorkshire Council last week.The building's owner warned at a public consultation event last year that without the ability to raise more income, the building would risk falling into disrepair.
"Also of particular public benefit is that changing the use to a hotel will allow the public access into Denton Hall for the first time so that everyone has the opportunity to appreciate the significance of the heritage assets," planning documents said. The building, which has been used for corporate events and weddings, is part of a 2,500-acre estate that includes working farms, mature woodlands, lakes, moorlands, a deer park and grouse enclosures, according to
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