Carlton Towers, Carlton (Yorkshire )

Carlton Towers is a Grade I listed historic stately home in 250 acres of parkland.

Summary 16th century buildings Breakfast included Free car parking (on site) No smoking Facilities Free broadband access Shared gardens Woodland walks Television

Food and Drinks English breakfast (included) Lunch available (at additional cost) Dinner available (at additional cost) Bar Nearby recreations Recommended walks Pub (walking distance) Historic houses Golf course (a short drive) Recommended restaurants (a short drive)

Introduction

Carlton Towers is a privately owned Victorian Gothic-style English stately home set amongst 250 acres of parkland in the beautiful Yorkshire landscape. There has been an origianl house on the estate since Domesday. Carlton Towers is currently home to Lord and Lady Gerald Fitzalan Howard and their three children. 

History to the present day

Carlton Towers has been passed entirely by inheritance since the Norman Conquest. At the time of the Domesday Survey it was recorded as being held, along with ninety three Yorkshire Manors, by Robert De Brus.

Carlton Towers moved through many generations before being passed on to Lady Beaumont, who owned Carlton Towers for 76 years, a period which saw two world wars and great social changes. In the Second World War the house was used as an auxiliary military hospital.

Lord Gerald Fitzalan Howard, his wife Emma and their family now live at Carlton Towers.

Food and Drinks

Guests can retire to the Bow Drawing room to relax in front of a log fire in the winter months and be served drinks from the fully licensed bar. Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner can be served in The Venetian Drawing Room, Beaumont or Stapleton rooms depending on the group size.

Breakfast times can be flexible between 7.30am and 10.00am.

By arrangement dinner can be taken between 6.00pm and 8.00pm.

Lunch is not available, although a light snack of sandwiches and fruit can be provided by pre-arrangement.

Grounds and gardens

Carlton Towers sits in 250 acres of gardens and parkland.

Other facilities

Carlton Towers has a popular shoot. English and French Partridge, Pheasant. Shooting can be arranged through contacting the Gamekeeper at Carlton Towers. Clay Pigeon shooting days can also be arrranged.

Arrival information and how to find us

Address: Carlton Towers, Carlton, Goole, Yorkshire, Yorkshire , DN14 9LZ, United Kingdom

Address: Carlton Towers, Carlton, Yorkshire, DN14 9LZ

Check In: From 2.00pm Check Out: By 10.00am

Directions: Situated close to Junctions 34 and 36 off the M62. Within easy access to the A1M and M1.

Carlton Towers is 14 miles South of York. Approximately half an hour drive by car to the centre of York.

Selby Train station has good connections to Leeds, Doncaster, Hull and York, Manchester and a direct train service to London Kings Cross in just two and a quarter hours journey time.

More photos of Carlton Towers, Carlton

The Inner Hall	Nursery Wing - Florence	Bachelor Wing - Lady Marigold	Bachelor Wing - Lady Miriam	Lord Beaumont - private bathroom
Bachelor Wing - Lord Martin	Bachelor Wing - Lord Michael	Private fine dining	The Old School Room - windows	The Picture Gallery
The Minstrels Gallery	The Card Room	The Venetian Drawing Room	Stained Glass	Glossop - Bathroom
Clock Tower - Norfolk Bathroom	Nursery Wing - The Old School Room 4 poster	Bachelor Wing - Lord Mark	Authur - Nursery Wing	Grace - Nursery Wing
The private drive	The park	The Rose Garden	The Baroness' Tower - bridal suite	Baroness - bridal suite
Exterior	Venetian Drawing Room		Glossop	Rose Garden