Owners of castle put it up for sale for first time in 700 years for £21m
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2025-01-29
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The owners of a Grade I listed castle have put it up for sale for the first time in 700 years - for an incredible £21m.
Lady Emma Ingilby and Sir Thomas Ingilby are putting Ripley Castle in North Yorks., which boasts turrets, a lake, secret passageways and even deer on the market.
The castle will also be sold with the estate, which includes a cricket pitch, a hotel, a village store, a shoot yard, a gift shop and tearooms.
The estate hasn't been sold in over 700 years and Sir Thomas inherited the property when he was 18.
King James I stayed at the property ahead of his coronation in 1603 while Oliver Cromwell stayed here for the The Battle of Marston Moor in 1944.
Lady Emma Ingilby and Sir Thomas Ingilby are putting Ripley Castle in North Yorks., which boasts turrets, a lake, secret passageways and even deer on the market.
The castle will also be sold with the estate, which includes a cricket pitch, a hotel, a village store, a shoot yard, a gift shop and tearooms.
The estate hasn't been sold in over 700 years and Sir Thomas inherited the property when he was 18.
King James I stayed at the property ahead of his coronation in 1603 while Oliver Cromwell stayed here for the The Battle of Marston Moor in 1944.
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