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Raby Castle

Raby is without doubt one of the most impressive intact castles in the North of England. Built in the14th century by the powerful Nevill family, it has a fascinating history. Come and discover what this tremendous building and it’s parkland setting have to offer. Take an enlightening tour, enjoy a delicious lunch or explore the great outdoors.

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Visit Nature

High Force

Discover the force of nature at High Force, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in England, located at Forest-in-Teesdale, in the heart of the Durham Dales, Co. Durham.

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Holidays

Stay with us

Escape to The High Force Hotel in Upper Teesdale, our stylish and comfortable country pub with rooms; or choose to stay at one of our cosy holiday cottages set amidst breath-taking scenery.

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Homes & Farms

Property

Over 400 residential properties and agricultural holdings are owned by Raby Estates in both County Durham and Shropshire are highly sought after due to their stunning countryside locations. Properties which are available to rent can be found here.

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Events and activities at Raby Estates

Residential Soft Furnishing Workshops

High Force

Learn how to make your own fabric covered lampshades, scatter cushions or roman blinds by attending one of a series of weekend retreats set in the spectacular North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which is also a UNESCO Global Geopark. Hosted by the High Force Hotel in County Durham, which sits beside one of […]

Christmas at Raby

Raby Castle

Raby is a magical place at Christmas time with so many truly special events held against the dramatic floodlit backdrop of the Castle and inside its walls, where the Grand Entrance Hall is beautifully decorated for the season with a roaring fire and a magnificent Christmas tree. Christmas Celebrations for Local Businesses The Castle is […]

Cream Teas in the Garden

Raby Castle

Cream teas are now being served in the Walled Gardens every weekday between 9.30 and 11am and from 2 to 4pm. Come and enjoy a pot of tea and freshly bakes scones with jam and cream in the tranquil setting of the 18th Century gardens, which are in full bloom at this time of year. […]