Braithwaite Hall

Braithwaite Hall is a 17th-century stone manor house located in Coverdale within the Yorkshire Dales. The building preserves traditional architectural features and period details from its original construction.

The house was built in the 17th century during the Stuart period when wealthy families shaped their estates in Yorkshire. Today the building is held by the National Trust and protected as a Grade II* listed structure.

The house shows how wealthy landowners in Yorkshire lived and built during the Stuart period. The rooms and layout give a sense of life in that era.

The house lies west of East Witton village and can be reached via Braithwaite Lane. Visitors should note that the property sits in a rural setting with limited parking facilities nearby.

The house maintains its original structure and location within the landscape, offering insights into regional building methods. This continuity shows how buildings from their era can endure over centuries.

Location: East Witton

Website: https://nationaltrust.org.uk/braithwaite-hall

GPS coordinates: 54.26750,-1.82134

Latest update: December 14, 2025 12:27