Take a look inside the historic house turned luxury holiday let on the Harewood estate

By Sharon Dale
Published 2nd Aug 2019, 19:14 BST
Updated 2nd Aug 2019, 20:14 BST

Turning Oak House into a holiday let on the Harewood estate uncovered hidden works of art.

Ben and Eddy Lascelles are building on efforts by their father, David Lascelles, the Earl of Harewood, to give the family’s 4,000-acre estate a sustainable future. Turning estate homes into holiday lets is the latest venture. Oak House is the latest and best.

Oak House on the Harewood estate is a holiday let designed by Ben Lascelles and Mark Hinchliffeplaceholder image
Oak House on the Harewood estate is a holiday let designed by Ben Lascelles and Mark Hinchliffe
The sitting room is full of original Georgian features, along with vintage and antique findsplaceholder image
The sitting room is full of original Georgian features, along with vintage and antique finds
The new kitchen is big enough for a professional chef to cook a meal for guestsplaceholder image
The new kitchen is big enough for a professional chef to cook a meal for guests
The dining area in the kitchen with table that can seat 10 peopleplaceholder image
The dining area in the kitchen with table that can seat 10 people
This vintage drinks trolley adds an elegant touch to the sitting roomplaceholder image
This vintage drinks trolley adds an elegant touch to the sitting room
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