Host & Stay | The Hay Loft

Enter The Hay Loft, take a right and you’ll be in the spacious open plan kitchen, living and dining area. Featuring exposed, traditional beams and crisp white walls, the space has plenty of character while remaining modern in style. The perfect place to relax during your stay, you can unwind in front of the log burner on the comfy sofa and enjoy quality time with your loved ones. You'll also find a workstation with computer monitor in this space.

Ultra chic, the kitchen is minimalist in style. Featuring modern appliances, you can really make the most of your self-catering stay. Ideal for socialising, the dining area includes a breakfast bar table and four stools. You’ll also find a pool table sharing the space, making this area perfect for fun-filled family nights in.

The property boasts two tranquil bedrooms, one on the ground floor and one on the first floor. The master ground floor bedroom features a comfortable king size bed with plush bedding and premium bed linens to ensure you have a great night’s sleep. Perfect for children and teenagers, the second bedroom has twin beds.

Head to the family bathroom and you’ll find a bathtub, separate walk in shower, WC and basin. Featuring grey tiles and white walls, this space is clean and stylish. An ensuite shower room can also be found attached to the second bedroom.

The rural village of Wragby is set in the beautiful West Yorkshire countryside. The Hay Loft is attached to the Nostell Priory National Trust site. Here you can visit Treasure House which showcases a world-class collection of interiors, a rare 18th century dolls' house, an exquisite painting, one of the first longcase clocks made and the intricately decorated Hongs punch bowl. You can also discover edible delights in the kitchen garden, relax in the rose garden, and walk through the gothic archway into the enchanting menagerie garden. The woodland adventure play area includes a 30-metre zip wire.

Located in the heart of West Yorkshire, the historic market town of Pontefract can be found a short distance away from Wragby. The town is home to the picturesque ruins of one of England’s most important castles, as well as a brace of beautiful parks, some outstanding examples of Georgian architecture, and a whole host of independent boutiques and coffee shops.

In the city of Wakefield, you’ll be wowed at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park and The Hepworth as you discover magnificent works of art, and use their settings as space for personal reflection.

The closest train station to Wragby can be found in Fitzwilliam. From here, you’ll have direct access to Wakefield, Leeds, Doncaster and Sheffield, with connecting routes to locations all across the UK.

A couple of bus routes stop in Wragby. Hop on the 28 for direct access to Pontefract and Barnsley or board the 485 for a route into Wakefield.

We’re always available for our guests so please don’t hesitate to get in touch.