Braithwaite Hall is a working hill farm situated in the lower reaches of Coverdale which borders the more famous Wensleydale. The farm has a large flock of Swaledale sheep and a beef cattle herd. We are located 1 1/2 miles along a single track lane outside of East Witton, and there is plenty of parking spaces for all of our guests. The earliest reference to a house at Braithwaite is 1301, when listed as a grange to Jervaulx Abbey. The Hall was also owned by the City of London for a time during the 17th century. Re-modeled in 1667, the Hall boasts a splendid oak paneled drawing room with a large open fireplace. Where guests can sit and relax and take in the ambiance. An Award Winning farmhouse breakfast is served every morning in the dining room. Including homemade bread and preserves, our own eggs, local bacon, award winning Masham sausages and local black pudding, fresh fruit, yoghurts and cereal, Smoked Salmon & Scrambled Eggs, Eggs Benedict. Breakfast is not available for bookings made in the self catering apartment from October through to April.

Braithwaite Hall is a working hill farm situated in the lower reaches of Coverdale which borders the more famous Wensleydale. The farm has a large flock of Swaledale sheep and a beef cattle herd.

Braithwaite Hall is ideally situated for walking or exploring the famous Yorkshire Dales, with footpaths going through and around the farm. Located above the hall on "Braithwaite Hill" stands an iron age fort whose remains can still be seen.