Howsham Hall is a stunning Grade I listed country house in North Yorkshire, offering almost 30,000 square feet of luxurious accommodation. The property, dating back to the 17th century, boasts impressive Jacobean Renaissance details and styling, including limestone columns, stone mullion windows, and parapet roof detailing. The hall features 15 en-suite bedrooms, 12 reception rooms, including a grand drawing room, formal dining room, and sitting room, as well as a billiard room, bar, and ballroom. The property also includes two kitchens, a catering kitchen, and various stores and cellars. The house is set in 80 acres of rolling parkland, with lawns, meadows, and woodland, adjacent to the River Derwent. The village of Howsham is located in the Howardian Hills National Landscape, within easy reach of York, the North York Moors, and the North Sea coast.