Patrick Brompton Hall is a historic country house in North Yorkshire dating back to the early 17th century. The property boasts substantial accommodation over three floors, with south-facing orientation providing a picturesque view of the parkland setting. The house has been sympathetically updated and maintained by the Ropner family, with four holiday cottage apartments and a renewable energy biomass system. The property's gardens and land total 6.86 acres, with an additional 57 acres of land available for purchase. The main house features four beautifully proportioned reception rooms, a full-height curved bay in the drawing room, and a traditional kitchen breakfast room with an LPG Aga. The first floor offers two substantial bedroom suites with parkland views, as well as a lion's share of the bedroom accommodation that extends northwards. The loft room provides a massive space of some 45 ft x 37 ft, offering great scope for development. The property is surrounded by woodland and bands of trees, with a ha-ha dividing the lawns from the parkland. Additionally, there are four cottage apartments converted from the stable block, which faces the meandering beck and bluebell woods. The outbuildings include a 200-year old stable block with power, light, and water, as well as four enclosed stables and two secure stores. Patrick Brompton is a Conservation village convenient for market towns, motorway network, and nearby railway stations.