Located inside Studley Royal Park and next to the ruins of Fountains Abbey, the Grade II-listed Studley Royal House has recently come onto the market.

Studley Royal Park was named Yorkshire’s first World Heritage Site in 1986, and is set beside the ruins of Fountains Abbey. The grounds, now run by the National Trust, ...

North Yorkshire Council has approved a plan to convert a toilet block at Studley Royal into a refreshment kiosk for visitors to its deer park. The National Trust owns the historic water park which ...

The World Heritage site hosted filming involving Hollywood stars when films crews arrived to shoot 28 Years Later, the latest ...

Studley Royal Park map (Image: submitted) Soon after the stables is St Mary’s Church, a beautiful Anglican Gothic style church only built in 1870. It is worth a visit inside.

The Studley estate, now owned and managed by the National Trust, can be traced back to the 12th century and a map of the park first appeared in 1577. Studley Royal House was destroyed by fire in ...

The manor, known as Studley Royal House, is in the renowned Studley Royal Park, an 800 acre former royal hunting ground in North Yorkshire that’s now a Unesco World Heritage Site and home to ...

The park, which extends to about 800 acres, was modelled by Capability Brown and is now under the protection of the National Trust, meaning as owners of Studley Royal House you get to enjoy the ...

Ripon Civic Society told North Yorkshire Council that the annexe could harm the views from Studley Royal Park, which includes the Fountains Abbey ruins and is a protected Unesco World Heritage Site.

A dog named Digby found himself 'snowed-under' on his walk as he bounded about in the wintry weather. The adorable pooch donned his best red jacket to play in the white stuff at Studley Royal Park ...

When it comes to properties few could roll out credentials as magnificent as those of Studley Royal House. Before you even reach the beautiful Palladian country house you can't help but marvel at ...

Ripon Civic Society told North Yorkshire Council that the annexe could harm the views from Studley Royal Park, which includes the Fountains Abbey ruins and is a protected Unesco World Heritage Site.