It is set in a large garden, bounded on the south by Malham Beck, which is the primary upstream source for the River Aire. The garden is surrounded by trees and shrubs and so forms a place of seclusion and tranquility with the relaxing sounds of the Beck.
The original house was built in 1710. It started life as a typical yeoman's cottage The cottage was extended in a charmingly rambling manner over the years with the latest addition being just a few years ago. We now have 18 bedrooms to suit differing tastes
The older parts of Beck Hall, with its bedrooms, guest lounge and dining room, are full of antique charm with wood panelling and antique furnishings.
