Snape Castle Mews dates back to 1720 and was once part of neighbouring Snape Castle, former home to Katherine Parr. The property has been restored to offer modern accommodation whilst maintaining the character of its surrounding history. Snape Castle Mews has 2 self catering cottages along with 2 garden suites that are a self contained annexe. The cottages can be booked with a garden annexe to create further accommodation for holidaying groups at favourable rates. With off road parking, historic views and backing onto the beautiful Thorpe Perrow Arboretum.

We want to provide a personal experience while ensuring you absolute privacy. Communication before you your visit is welcome to tell us anything you may need. We can also assist in arranging any surprise additions, from flowers, cakes balloons to picnics and afternoon tea ~ we will do all we can to meet your budget. Contactless check in gives you full flexibility and privacy, contact details are provided for anything during your stay. We will do all we can to ensure you have the best stay possible.

The village of snape stands 3 miles south of Bedale and 3 miles west of the A1. The beautiful and well kept village is formed around a narrow village green and evenly split by Snape Beck. Snape is a beautiful and historic village, approached by an avenue of 300 year old lime trees that forms a magnificent approach to the castle that has guarded Snape Village for over 500 years. The Castle is now privately occupied but its old domestic chapel is now a ‘Chapel or Ease’ where divine service takes place on alternate Sundays. Public access to the Chapel is available 7 Days a week. Snape is full of history, the Castle once being the residence of Catherine Parr prior to her marriage to Henry VIII; involvement in the Pilgrimage of Grace in 1536. The village Institute was erected in 1885 by Edith Millbank in memory of her Father an Grandfather. In the wall is set a boundary stone dated 1755. The war memorial is made from stone salvaged from the bomb damaged Palace of Westminster in WW2 and was gifted in 1948. Would any historic village be complete without an 18th century pub? Our lovely Castle Arms Inn is open for delicious food and drink to residents and visitors 7 days a week.