About our Country House

Marton Grange, a Grade II listed former farmhouse, is believed to have been built in the early part of the 19th century and was linked to the local Sewerby Estate. The house has been carefully and tenderly renovated to exacting standards to make it both a stylish, comfortable destination, but more importantly, a home from home. We have created a warm, friendly atmosphere augmented by family photographs, antiques and paintings. We estimate that half of our guests have already stayed with us at least once before, and their comments in the guest book are testimony to the success and comfort provided by Marton Grange. We are proud to hold the maximum 5 star rating from the AA and attained the Le Routiers Bed & Breakfast of the North award in 2005. The Guardian newspaper has described Marton Grange as “an oasis in a desert“.

Marton Grange has eleven bedrooms, all of which have en-suite facilities with showers. There are three ground floor rooms and a lift provides easy access to the remaining rooms on the first floor. The rooms are graded as either Premier Rooms or Classic Rooms. The Premier Rooms consist of two twin rooms and five double rooms (three of which have king-size beds). These are located in the older part of the house and are usually larger rooms furnished to a high specification, with some overlooking the gardens. We have four Classic Rooms (two twin and two double rooms) located in the newer annex. Guests who wish to bring their dogs will be welcome in either of the two ground floor Classic Rooms. The ground floor Premier twin room has also been classified as suitable for disabled persons who can still walk but need grab rails for the toilet, shower or washbasin. The shower is not walk in and has a small step.

Guests are welcome to relax in the comfort of our Lounge, Sun Room or Conservatory. A selection of books, magazines and newspapers are available for your enjoyment.

There are nearly two acres of garden and paddock to walk or sit in with a lovely pond to relax by. We actively encourage wildlife with bird feeders and have recorded 40 different species of birds (including Greater Spotted Woodpeckers, Tree Sparrows and Sparrow Hawks), hares, rabbits, foxes, ducks and moorhens.

There is a large, private, off road car park which is not visible from the road.