Raby Castle

An equine past

The Coach House and Stables is packed with original 18th century features from its days housing the Vane family’s passion for horses.

Part of the Grade II* listed building has been repurposed to tell the story of the castle’s history and introduce you to the sights, sounds and magnificent landscapes of the Raby Estate in Teesdale including  High Force Waterfall.

In our beautiful retail space, you’ll also find a curated selection of homeware and gifts displayed on reclaimed furniture from across the estate. Our philosophy at Raby is local wherever possible, and here in the Coach House you’ll discover the kind of high-quality, artisan items you can’t find anywhere else.

Bring a little piece of Raby home with you.

Seasonal markets in a stunning setting

Next door to The Riding School, you’ll find The Dutch Barn. Soon to host Raby’s famous seasonal markets, the building is one of the Estate’s best-kept secrets – an elegant, arcaded construction providing cover for stalls, exhibitions, networking and more.

Exposed beams and intriguing chimney stacks make The Dutch Barn an architectural attraction in its own right or, in combination with The Riding School, the two spaces can work together to provide the best of indoors and outdoors.

Sustainability

Sustainability is a key focus throughout the Estate.

The Rising scheme demonstrates this perfectly from the reclaimed estate materials which are being re-used and recycled throughout the development, to the estate oak, felled to providing beautifully crafted benches for visitors to use.

The environmental impact of the development has also been considered and a ground source heat network installed, which will provide 60% of the annual heat demand and reduce the development’s carbon emissions by 40%.

Estate produce will run through beautiful menus and carefully curated products from local suppliers will line the shelves of the retail areas.