Order oil through Boiler Juice and they will donate ​25p per every litre to either Mulgrave Sports Club or Lythe Village Hall. Go to “My BoilerJuice communities” and search “mulgrave community sports association” or “lythe village hall” in the “ID” area when you order online!

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Humphry Repton was the last great landscape designer of the 18th century.

Throughout 2018 ​Country Garden Trusts and other groups will be organizing events around the country to celebrate Repton’s work.

Visit ​http://www.humphryrepton.org/​ for more details.

Our hardwood logs are available to order in a range of sizes.

Please call the Sawmill department on 01947 893909

The Mulgrave Estate have been awarded a grant to restructure and rebuild a traditional drystone wall that has fallen into disrepair. ​

As part of Mulgrave’s farm re-organisation at Lythe, the Estate continues its investment in sustainable agriculture by erecting a new livestock building at Phipps Farm, now occupied by Martin & Vanessa Dobson.

A notable landscape feature at Kettleness has had a major facelift thanks to the dedication of a local drystone waller. Work on the traditional boundary feature, alongside the Cleveland Way at Kettleness has now been completed and has made a huge impact on the coastal landscape.

Mulgrave Estate have been successful in applying for some grant aid in the form of agricultural materials to prevent poaching and run off in part of the Sandsend beck catchment. The Estate have acquired materials to install over 400m of fencing to stop grazing livestock entering the watercourse at Dunsley. This reduces the opportunity for livestock to pollute the drains and watercourses which eventually flow into the bay and the Sandsend bathing beach. As an alternative to livestock drinking from the beck the project will also install a large trough, pipework and concrete sleepers for hardstanding to enable livestock to still graze the land and have a constant supply of clean water. Work on installing the materials will begin in April.

Stephen joined the Estate in 2018 as Wildlife Manager, having previously worked on various Estate across the north of England and Scotland. He also worked for the Food & Environment Research Agency where he carried out wildlife management and research projects across the UK. Stephen is an experienced deer manager and has dealt with wildlife control on estates for over 22 years. In his spare time Stephen enjoys partaking in martial arts.

The woodland department at the Mulgrave Estate will soon be benefitting from extra capacity and facilities at the Sawmill yard, Sandsend.

A new timber drying facility is being built to double the storage capacity for saw logs at the yard. Keeping saw logs under cover is essential as they air dry and season prior to splitting, bagging and sale in the forthcoming winter. This will be a real boost for the Sawmill in its plans to expand and develop new markets for the future.

A tractor driven splitting machine will also be purchased to provide dry kindling to sell to customers and offer a complete package to keep the home fires burning this winter. The EU LEADER programme, through its forest productivity element is providing some match funding for the project. John Beech, Asst. Rural Surveyor at the Estate noted ‘We are very grateful for the financial assistance of the LEADER programme, the forest productivity element ties in perfectly with our vision for the sustainable management of the Estates’ woodlands, whilst providing new products and expanding our woodland business for the future’.

Further information on the LEADER project is available at http://www.moorscoastandhills.org.uk To order logs from the Estate please see our Woodland & Firewood section.

​Please note that our arrival day has now changed to Friday!

You can now book our cottages for 2019. Changeover day is now a Friday for most of our cottages however you can still book Vancouver from a Saturday.