Accommodation in Brief Main House Hallway/Snug Kitchen Sitting Room Dining Room Utility Room Shower Room Study/Fourth Bedroom Third Bedroom Two Further Bedrooms with En-suite Bathrooms Annexe Bedroom En-suite Shower Room Family Room Car Port Two Garages Gym Office with toilet and kitchenette Exterior Gardens Outdoor Kitchen Paddock The Property Situated in a private and secluded location, just a short distance from the nearby village of Melsonby, Millgarth is a lovingly renovated barn conversion and annexe with immaculate landscaped gardens and fantastic, elevated views of the surrounding open countryside. Through thoughtful design choices and the use of carefully selected premium materials and fittings, the current owners have tastefully updated this property into a stylish and practical family home. Occupying a generous 3-acre plot, the property is accessed via a private, electric-gated driveway that leads to a generously sized parking area, featuring two garages and a carport for added convenience. The exterior is exceptionally well-maintained, surrounded by neatly landscaped, sun-filled gardens, and enhanced with exterior lighting. Inside the main house, the interiors have been stylishly updated, offering generously proportioned rooms accented by authentic period features such as slit windows and original exposed beams. Ca Pietra stone flooring extends throughout the ground floor, complemented by underfloor heating. The snug's log burner and the impressive stone inglenook fireplace in the dining room also contribute to a warm ambience. The main living room is a uniquely inviting space, highlighted by its exposed beams and high, vaulted ceilings. Windows wrap around the room, offering panoramic views of the gardens and flooding the space with abundant natural light. The kitchen, bespoke and crafted by local specialists Dixon & Cowton, features a high standard of hand-made and hand-painted cabinetry, natural quartzite countertops, integrated appliances, a Bose Soundsystem, and an oil and electric AGA. The first-floor hosts two bedrooms and two ensuite bathrooms. The master bedroom is characterful and inviting, with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and a window seat beside the room's window, offering picturesque views over Melsonby's vistas. Reflecting the home's overall exceptional quality, the bathrooms are designed by Porter and adorned with elegantly appointed decor and high-end fixtures such as Catchpole & Rye rolltop bathtubs. A contemporary annexe complements the main residence, providing versatile living space. This modern addition is equipped with underfloor heating on the ground floor and a stylish bedroom with a floating corner feature. The first floor of the annexe boasts a spacious office area with engineered wood floors and a Velux balcony window. Externally Externally, the property features ample parking and extensive gardens including outdoor seating areas. Within the neatly landscaped gardens is an outdoor kitchen, boasting black quartz worktop, stainless steel sink, ample storage, drinks fridge and space for a barbeque. Accompanying the outdoor relaxation areas is another built in Bose Soundsystem. There is also a one-acre separate paddock within the boundaries of the property. Local Information Mill Garth is situated on the edge of the sought-after village of Melsonby. A number of surrounding villages offer excellent local amenities with a range of local shops, public houses and further facilities. For the outdoor enthusiast there is easy access to both the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North York Moors National Park. The nearby historic market towns of Barnard Castle and Richmond offer further amenities with a good selection of shops and recreational facilities. For schooling, there is a Primary School in Melsonby, while secondary schooling is offered in Richmond. There is also excellent private schooling locally including the highly regarded Barnard Castle School. For the commuter the village is well-located for access to the regional business and commercial centres, with the A66 providing access east and west, and the A1 and M6 for north/south travel. Darlington offers East Coast main line rail services north and south while international air services are available from Teeside International Airport, Newcastle International Airport and Leeds Bradford Airport which are all very accessible. Approximate Mileages A1(M) Scotch Corner 3.0 miles Richmond 5.5 miles Barnard Castle 12.6 miles Darlington Rail Station 9.1 miles Teeside International Airport 13.9 miles Durham City Centre 28.4 miles Newcastle International Airport 49.0 miles Services Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil-fired central heating. Wayleaves, Easements & Rights of Way The property is being sold subject to all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, whether or not specified within the sales particulars. Agents Note to Purchasers We strive to ensure all property details are accurate, however, they are not to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact and do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract. All measurements and floor plans have been prepared as a guide only. All services, systems and appliances listed in the details have not been tested by us and no guarantee is given to their operating ability or efficiency. Please be advised that some information may be awaiting vendor approval. Submitting an Offer Please note that all offers will require financial verification including mortgage agreement in principle, proof of deposit funds, proof of available cash and full chain details including selling agents and solicitors down the chain. To comply with Money Laundering Regulations, we require proof of identification from all buyers before acceptance letters are sent and solicitors can be instructed. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_melsonby-d568438/for-sale_i70664837
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Spectacular and luxurious Georgian house with outbuildings and glorious gardens in the heart of a Conservation village.This outstanding North Yorkshire house commands an elevated position within the heart of the village giving far-reaching views south across the Vale of Pickering to the Yorkshire Wolds. To the front, the house enjoys a peaceful outlook across the leafy village street to the Moors beyond. The Manor House is an historic property, in part dating from 1800, and with some fine architectural features including stone mullion windows. The entire property has been painstakingly renovated and restored by the current owners and its gardens elegantly landscaped to include a tropical walled pool courtyard and an all-weather tennis court. A range of traditional outbuildings offer scope and opportunity whilst simultaneously providing utility areas, laundry room, garaging, storage and a fabulous 'party barn' and games room. No stone has been left unturned to create a perfect country house in the heart of an archetypal English village.More Details - The Manor House is a smart home that combines intelligent design with cutting-edge technology. Remote-controlled systems such as audio and visual media, lighting, heating, motorised blinds and curtains, security and pool management are all coordinated via a touchpad and mobile app. Ruckus wireless technology has been installed and there is a Bang & Olufson home speaker/cinema system along with sound proofing and infra-red heating. Underfloor heating has been fitted throughout the ground floor except the drawing room and home cinema where there are contemporary column radiators. Hand in hand with the tech is a range of fine architectural features from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries including fireplaces, hard wood floors, the original staircase, ornate cornicing and plasterwork, panelled doors and two marble fireplaces believed to originate from Warter Hall.During the current owners' tenure, the kitchen was extended to create a 27 ft kitchen breakfast room with French doors onto the garden terrace. Designed and fitted by Hovingham Interiors, the room was custom-made to the clients' needs including marble countertops from Italy, a Zip HydroTap, larder unit, gas 4-oven Aga with integrated electric Aga companion and gas hob, Gaggenau integrated appliances such as a microwave grill, steam oven, fridge freezer and wine fridge, and fossil floor tiles from Germany. The magnificent drawing room faces the garden through a triad of tall windows, has restored parquet flooring, an historic fireplace and bespoke wall-to-wall cabinetry with a concealed bar. From the reception hall, double doors open into the library with its handsome fireplace, fitted bookshelves and glazed reading room with garden views. Alongside, the conservatory has an electric window and bifold doors giving direct access to the garden terrace. The dining room has painted solid wood flooring and wall-to-wall wood panelling artfully concealing a drinks cabinet and with mood lighting above. There is a dry wine cellar with a good head height. The versatile bedroom accommodation spans two floors. Facing the landscaped gardens, the principal bedroom suite enjoys far-reaching views to the Yorkshire Wolds. It has a dressing room with bespoke fitted cabinetry and a majestic 24 ft bathroom, luxuriously equipped with steam room, Porcelanosa tiles and mood lighting. All of the bedrooms are doubles, served by four bathrooms plus a door into the (fourth) principal en suite bathroom. The music room is sound-proofed and forms part of what could be a self-contained eastern wing.Reception hall, rear staircase hall, 3 reception rooms, conservatory, home cinema room, study/office, kitchen breakfast room, utility/boot room, 2 wc/cloakrooms, wine cellarPrincipal bedroom suite with walk-in dressing room and bathroom, 6 further bedrooms, 3 further bathrooms (one en suite), music room, playroom, gymOff street parking for 6 carsWalled pool, tennis court, range of traditional outbuildings and garagingLandscaped gardens and groundsIn all one acreOutside - Electric double gates provide opportunities for secure off-street parking either side of the house. The south west drive leads to a car port and is lined on one side by outbuildings. The well-established gardens and grounds lie to the rear of the house, are very private and walled on two sides with a mature beech hedge lining the far boundary; beyond is grassland and an outlook that extends to the rising hills of the Wolds. An expansive stone terrace abuts the house providing opportunities for entertaining and al fresco dining; on the western corner is an open-sided 'chalet' with electric heating and wood-burning stove. Alongside the terrace are sculptural cloud-pruned yew trees and specimen shrubs and trees such as the Tulip Tree. The gardens descend gently via a flight of stone steps, flanked by beds of lavender enclosed by box hedging, to a sweeping lawn lined with an avenue of standard maple trees on one side and an herbaceous border on the other. Towards the rear, concealed behind a yew hedge, is the sunken all-season tennis court overlooked by a raised patio. Beyond lies an enclosed orchard and wildflower area with a summer house. The gardens are diverse and include a par terre herb garden, a kitchen garden with six raised beds, a productive fruit cage with brambles (blackberries) lining the mellow wall, and a glorious 'tropical garden' around the pool.Outbuildings - Alongside the south western boundary of the property lies an extensive range of traditional two-storey outbuildings, formerly the coach house and stables, distinguished by an '1851' date stone. They have been developed into a collection of garaging and storage options on the ground floor. Two flights of stairs lead to the first floor where there is a 'party room' with full-sized snooker table and a bar, housed in a vaulted roof space. Here are windows, power, central heating, light and an additional table tennis room alongside. Subject to planning permission, these buildings could be converted into ancillary accommodation. At the far end, a skilful programme of renovation has transformed the outbuildings into a luxury gym with changing areas, shower and separate wc; full-height glazing provides a view over the pool courtyard. The heated outdoor pool (12 ft x 36 ft) is situated within a walled courtyard surrounded by tropical planting.Environs - Scarborough 6 miles, Pickering 12 miles, Malton 17 miles, Helmsley 25 miles, York 33 milesHutton Buscel is the stand-out village west of Scarborough, situated in the North York Moors National Park. Mellow stone houses line the main street along with the Grade II listed village hall (which hosts a pre-school) and Grade I listed church. The village name derives from the Buscel family who arrived in the wake of the Norman Conquest, and this historic village continues to enjoy a tranquil setting in the lee of rising moorland. Its proximity to the A170 provides comfortable access to nearby market towns, the City of York and the coast. Scarborough lies ten minutes away with its wide range of facilities and glorious sandy beaches. Neighbouring East Ayton has a primary school, cricket club and 'Ye Old Forge Valley Inn' public house, and the legendary Forge Valley offers outstanding woodland walks in the National Park.General - Tenure: FreeholdEPC Rating: DServices & Systems: Mains electric, water, drainage. No oil. Smart home with power hub in cellar. Water supply at bottom of garden.Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, furniture, audio visual equipment and garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.Viewing: Strictly by appointmentLocal Authority: Scarborough District of North Yorkshire AONB Conservation area, North York Moors National Park York Moors National Park, AONB Conservation area, on Forestry Commission LandDirections: The Manor House is located in the middle of the village's main street, beyond Church Lane and opposite 'Old Cowgait', on the south side of the road. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_hutton-buscel-d560016/for-sale_i69876548
An impressive country house occupying a delightful 7 acre parkland setting, approached by a sweeping tree lined driveway with landscaped south facing grounds, incorporating The Coach House, Cottage, garaging and additional buildings.A fine country mansion house set within exquisite grounds, commanding a stunning outlook from all aspects, enjoying the perfect location. Presenting an awe inspiring presence and a statement of both character and grandeur accompanied by a wonderful welcoming family feel, sympathetically restored, retaining original period features, resulting in a substantial country estate.Approached through a grand stone pillared entrance an impressive sweeping driveway leads through a glorious tree lined parkland; in parts allowing a glimpse of the property through gaps in the trees, before the final turn opens to reveal Banney Royd Hall.Brief HistoryBanney Royd Hall is recognised as one of the most important private houses of its decade; admired abroad and featured in Herman Muthesius' book 'Das Englische Haus' of 1904. An important, Grade I Listed, Arts and Crafts house by the renowned architect Edgar Wood. Banney Royd Hall is Huddersfield's only domestic family home that commands Grade I status and is one of just a handful of buildings in the Town that have become a significant heritage asset. Rich in architectural detail, this is a much admired home hidden from view within 7 acres of naturally screened private grounds.The house displays a wealth of Art Nouveau features including fabulous ashlar chimney breasts flanked by pilasters or buttresses with ornate cornices, many with art nouveau decoration, stone mullioned windows, splendid oak panelling, extensive ornate detailing typical of the period, and barrel-vaulted ceilings.The seven acre plot was purchased in 1899 by prosperous Huddersfield accountant William Henry Armitage whose monogram appears around the house. In 1900 he commissioned the prominent architect Edgar Wood who was a proponent of the arts and crafts movement with ties to Huddersfield through his uncle who founded Joseph Sykes brothers (Acre Mills) in Lindley. Messrs Mark Brook and sons ltd of Leeds Road, Huddersfield undertook the construction, and the house was finally approved by the borough surveyor in 1902.In 1942 it was requisitioned by Huddersfield Corporation's Civil Defence Committee, to be its Report and Control Centre. It was succeeded after the War by the National Fire Service, who used the house as a training centre for firemen until the 1960s. It was then acquired by Huddersfield Education Department as a Teachers' Centre. The house was reinstated as a private home in the 1990s, and lovingly restored by the current owners.AccommodationGround FloorThe ground floor offers an excellent balance of formal reception rooms, and a breakfast kitchen dining room with an adjacent sitting room ideal for family life. The more formal rooms include an impressive reception hall with oak panelling and an important ashlar fireplace, a fine drawing room overlooking the gardens, library and wonderful orangery with a bar. The billiard room is of particular note, with a recessed seating area and stunning fireplace. The finely proportioned dining room has another ornate fireplace behind a stone, broad round arch with a gilded figure of "The Angel Of The Rains".First FloorThe impressive oak staircase has a mullioned window and barrelled ceiling above, leading to the first floor landing. The impressive master suite has a dressing room and bathroom with a roll top bath with claw feet facing south over the gardens. There are eight further bedrooms, some with exposed beams, further period details, and an additional three bathrooms.Second FloorA staircase leads to the second floor where there is a further bedroom and office.The Coach House & CottageThe property enjoys additional accommodation in the form of a Coach House which offers a spacious lounge, kitchen and a first floor bedroom and bathroom. The Cottage has a lounge and kitchen in addition to three bedrooms and a bathroom. A stable block positioned in between theses two properties offers the ideal opportunity and potential to extend The Coach House. Ancillary BuildingsThe property has a double garage situated off the rear courtyard and two substantial commercial style sheds. The first positioned on the top car park offering 1600 sqft approx. The second positioned to the rear courtyard offering 3000 sqft approx.The GroundsThe house is accessed through electric gates opening to a sweeping treelined driveway. A second set of electric gates are used for exiting the property. Banney Royd extends to approximately 7 acres, with wonderful, landscaped gardens. A substantial terrace to the south aspect of the home steps down to south facing lawns and rose gardens whilst level lawns on the east aspect command a delightful view towards the house and lead to vegetable gardens. There is a paddock area screened by established trees, an enclosed courtyard off the kitchen gaining access to the garage Coach House and Cottage. A rear courtyard provides parking and access to one of the commercial style buildings whilst a substantial parking area fronts the second commercial building.Additional InformationA Freehold Grade 1 listed property with mains gas, water, electricity and drainage. Council Tax Band H. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation. EPC exempt.1967 & MISDESCRIPTION ACT 1991 - When instructed to market this property every effort was made by visual inspection and from information supplied by the vendor to provide these details which are for description purposes only. Certain information was not verified, and we advise that the details are checked to your personal satisfaction. In particular, none of the services or fittings and equipment have been tested nor have any boundaries been confirmed with the registered deed plans. Fine & Country or any persons in their employment cannot give any representations of warranty whatsoever in relation to this property and we would ask prospective purchasers to bear this in mind when formulating their offer. We advise purchasers to have these areas checked by their own surveyor, solicitor and tradesman. Fine & Country accept no responsibility for errors or omissions. These particulars do not form the basis of any contract nor constitute any part of an offer of a contract.Agents Notes All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given and that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure.DirectionsFrom the centre of Huddersfield proceed out of town on New Road which becomes Edgerton Road. The property is on the right and can be accessed by the first set of gates. Local Area HD3The immediate location of the property is charming and highly sought after; an established suburb located close to the town centre yet within close proximity to open countryside, bordering Calderdale and well served by local services and facilities. For those wanting to enjoy open countryside, the Yorkshire Dales National Park is 30 miles to the north, and the Peak District National Park just 7 miles to the south, whilst the Holme Valley is on the doorstep.Banney Royd Hall is situated on the edge of the conservation area of Edgerton, a suburb west of Huddersfield town centre. The area has a range of local shops, supermarkets, restaurants and schools including, St Patrick's Catholic Primary School, and Greenhead College. Independent schools include The Mount School and Huddersfield Grammar School, which is ranked by The Sunday Times as a Top 100 Prep School. Huddersfield Royal Infirmary is also within a mile of Banney Royd.Infrastructure could not be better with the M62 being immedately accessible whilst only a short drive from rural surroundings, the centre of Huddersfield, Halifax and Brighouse. The centre of Lindley is only a short distance from the property and offers a vast array of local shops, bars and restraunts.Ideally situated for commuting to the major business centres of Wakefield (15 miles), Leeds (18.7 miles), Manchester (28 miles) and Sheffield (28.5miles). Leeds Bradford Airport is under 21 miles away with Manchester Airport 36 miles distant. Huddersfield has a mainline train station with some direct links to Manchester, Liverpool, Sheffield, Leeds and Newcastle. Leeds has regular train services to London. 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A sympathetically extended period village house with magnificent gardens and outstanding rural views DescriptionOriginally built as two cottages to serve the Stockeld Estate in the 1800's, Castle Holt was combined to form a single dwelling in the 1960's and further extended and enhanced by the current owners over the last 40 years. The house orientates to the south, two large two storey bays in matching Spofforth stone extending onto an elevated York stone terrace, which boarders the rear of the building forming a wonderful vantage point from which to enjoy the gardens and views beyond.Extending to around 3166 square feet the house provides deceptively spacious accommodation, all beautifully maintained and neutrally decorated, finished to a very high standard. The reception rooms are of near perfect proportions and all benefit from copious amounts of natural light. On the ground floor there is a room for every occasion, the dining room, sitting room and garden room all having attractive oak parquet flooring and quality hardwood windows designed and handmade by Dalton Joinery. The kitchen was extended and redesigned by Native Architects who have created a practical space which balances a high quality, functional kitchen with an inviting orangery style dining area designed to enhance the natural light levels and views across the neighboring garden.Completing the ground floor are a cosy snug with feature fireplace and impressive bay window framing the arresting views and a sizeable utility/boot room providing direct access to the kitchen garden and sun terrace. The first floor is accessed via an eye catching sweeping oak staircase which rises gradually to a central landing off which there are four double bedrooms, the principle suite occupying the west wing of the house and the other three sharing a modern family bathroom. There is also a large linen cupboard and numerous built in wardrobes.The gardens are a particular highlight, extending to the south and west, bordered by a meandering stream, they have been thoughtfully designed and lovingly maintained; a regular entry in the national open gardens scheme. From the elevated York stone flagged terrace there are a number of access steps, the eastern set wind gradually through an alpine garden dotted with clipped privet balls, arriving at a magnificent cedar and the main lawn which slopes gradually down to a deep bed full of colourful shrubs and flowers, flanked by a mature beech hedge. Continuing around to the west, passing a quality green house and timber shed, a picket fence separates the kitchen garden which has been arranged over several terraces and includes raised beds, fruit nets and a composting area. Beyond this is another lawned garden bordered by a stream and numerous mature specimen trees, including apple, pear and cherry. In all the formal gardens and grounds extend to just over an acre. The property is approached via a timber gated driveway, recently resurfaced, which leads around a turning circles and off to a parking area directly in front of the separate garage block. This has two electric sliding composite doors providing access to two bays and ample storage space on either side. There is also a room/workspace to one side complete with a w/c. Opposite the garage, through a five bar gate, is a timber stable block housing three loose boxes. There is a water supply and power. Leading from here, across a short timber bridge is a single paddock extending to around 10.5 acres (4.25 hectares). This has been recently re-fenced and is available by separate negotiation.LocationSpofforth is thriving village between the historic market town of Wetherby and Harrogate. The village has a host of amenities including local village shop and post office, The Castle Inn public house and the newly opened Spofforth Bistro serving delicious Mediterranean cuisine. The village has a range of services such as a Doctor's Surgery, a Church of England Primary School (Ofsted Good 2022) and very active village hall which hosts numerous events. There is a plethora of recreational activities available to cater for a wide range of age groups such as Stockeld Park, Spofforth Castle, a heritage monument and a cricket club. Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.Square Footage: 3,166 sq ft Acreage: 10.5 Acres For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_harrogate-d196357/for-sale_i71022131
NEARBYDistances: Brafferton 4 miles, Boroughbridge and A1M 9 miles, Thirsk 14 miles, Ripon 15 miles, York 16 miles, Leeds 40 miles (all distances are approximate) ACCOMMODATIONGround floor: Reception Hall, drawing room, dining room, open plan kitchen, living and dining, study, utility room, pantry and w/c. Gym, sauna, shower rooms with wc and a swimming pool.First Floor: Principal suite with dressing room an ensuite bathroom, guest bedroom with ensuite shower room, two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom and house bathroom. Second floor: sitting room, kitchenette, two double bedrooms and bathroom.Basement: Cinema room and wine store.Outside: Electric wooden gates, driveway, parking for numerous cars, landscaped gardens to the front and rear and orchard, two greenhouses, workshop, garaging, summer house, boiler room and additional laundry room, tennis court, hot tub and childrenas soft landing play area. Decked area with fully fitted outside kitchen, open fire and sitting area. INTRODUCTIONDuring the current ownersa occupation, this pretty Victorian aOld Vicaragea has been refurbished and modernised to an exacting standard and flows beautifully. This work has included the fitting of a stunning bespoke kitchen with living and dining area, beautiful limestone flooring, Tadcaster Limestone fireplaces, luxurious bathrooms and decoration through out including pieces created by Peter Thompson of York.The ground floor has an impressive reception hall with grand staircase and access to the principal reception rooms, with the elegant and light filled drawing room overlooking the Village church of St Mary to the front and the dining room and sitting room overlooking the very private and enclosed garden to the rear. The whole of the ground floor benefits from underfloor heating. The dining room and sitting rooms both boast built in display cabinets and bookshelves by Peter Thompson of York and are light filled and spacious with high ceilings and large windows. The house retains many original features including the pretty ceiling roses, cornicing, panelled doors and working shutters. The main reception rooms have log burners that are set within Tadcaster lime fire places, perfect for the winter monthsThe bespoke kitchen has everything you would expect in a house of this nature and is perfect for entertaining as well as everyday relaxing and dining! Off the kitchen is a useful utility room and pantry and a wc. There is access to the rear garden from here. The everyday entrance has a cloaks /boot room to the side and there is access from here to the gym and into the swimming pool. This aleisurea area of the house is fabulous with a well-equipped gym and a beautiful indoor pool with plenty of space around it to relax. There are two shower rooms, changing room, wc and a sauna in this area a" so that there is no need to go back into the house! To the end of the swimming pool bifold doors open onto an amazing covered decking area with amazing views out over open countryside. This has a fully equipped outdoor kitchen and an open fire. There is plenty of room to dine and relax here a" a perfect place to entertain in any weather!The first floor of the house has the principal bedroom with a dressing room complete with fabulous bespoke fitted wardrobes and storage and a bathroom with jacuzzi bath and shower. There is also a large guest bedroom with ensuite shower room and three further bedrooms and a house bathroom. To the second floor, the current owners have created a two bedroom aapartmenta which has a sitting room, bathroom and kitchenette. This could be used as additional space to the main house or could be ideal for teenage children or guests.Outside the rear gardens are made up of lawned areas and terraces, a soft land childrenas play area, established planting, two greenhouses and various fruit trees. The rear garden is enclosed and a safe place for children to play with plenty of privacy to entertain. To the front is an electric gated entrance and well lit driveway with lawned gardens, a summer house, orchard area and tennis court. There are also a number of outbuildings including a garaging (with electric charging point), additional utility/laundry, boiler room and workshop. ENVIRONSMyton on Swale is a popular rural village which is in close proximity to the popular and thriving market towns of Boroughbridge and Easingwold which provide a wide range of services and amenities. The property offers fantastic transport links being in easy reach of the A19 and A1(M) bringing larger centres such as Leeds, York, Newcastle and Teesside into a commutable distance. The mainline railway service from Thirsk and York are nearby providing a regular fast service to London Kings Cross & Edinburgh.Within close proximity to the property are a number of highly regarded schools both state and independent. SERVICESWe are advised that the property has mains water, drainage and electricity. The AGA is oil fired and the heating is powered by a bio mass boiler. LOCAL AUTHROITYNorth Yorkshire County Council TENUREWe are advised that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be granted upon legal completion. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION DIRECTIONSEntering the village on Moor Lane, the Old Vicarage is half way down the village on the left hand side. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTSViewingStrictly through the selling agent.Croft Residential For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_myton-on-swale-d597108/for-sale_i69660856
This substantially built 6 bedroom detached residence is undoubtedly one of the most admired within the much sought after Woodsome Valley. Dating back to the mid 19th century, it is grade II listed and presented to an exceptional standard with high quality modern fittings complimenting the many original features. It sits within a beautiful 3.91 acre plot with landscaped gardens, sweeping driveway, garage block, all weather tennis court and mature grounds beyond running down to Rushfield Dike. The property is believed to date back to the mid 19th century and its architecture is a fine example of the late Georgian / early Victorian period and is grade II listed. The main front and side elevations are finished in beautiful ashlar stonework with a Venetian style pillared entrance and hipped stone slate roof. It is largely 2 storeys in height with a 3 storey section at the rear with its own entrance at the rear offering the potential for conversion to an annex. We understand that the property underwent a comprehensive scheme of modernisation in the early 2010's which included renovation of the interiors, landscaping the grounds and the construction of garage block. Our clients purchased the property in 2015 and have carried out further works to complete those that were commenced by the previous owners including further refurbishment of the kitchen, completion of the garage block, installation the resin bonded driveway and a new playing surface for the tennis court. The sash windows have also been refurbished to included double glazed units in accordance with listed building consent. The main entrance to the property is a grand affair, being accessed by the pillared portico with a period wooden entrance door with leaded glazing opening into the main hall. This features a wonderful staircase to the first floor with wooden handrail and wrought iron balustrading. There are 3 reception rooms within the original house which are currently used as the main living room, dining room and snug all are of excellent proportions and feature high ceilings with decorative coving. Next door to the dining room you will find the kitchen which is fitted with bespoke units fitted with modern appliances and finished with Silestone worksurfaces, Aga range style cooker, matching island unit with overhanging breakfast bar. A door through from the kitchen leads into the family room which has 2 sets of glazed double doors opening to the adjacent courtyard and a large walk in boiler / store room. Also on this floor there is a side entrance into the courtyard and downstairs wc / laundry room. There are substantial cellars beneath the property with vaulted ceilings to all but one of the 4 rooms. The two largest cellars are currently used as a games room and gym but offer further potential for full conversion If required. Stairs from the hall lead to the first floor landing which is partially galleried with the wrought iron balustrading overlooking the hallway. A tall leaded glazed arched window stands above the half landing area note that this is the only single glazed window in the property. The prinicipal bedroom is fitted with an excellent range of oak furniture with wardrobes, drawers and dressing table. It has a generous en-suite which again features good quality fitted furniture and a shower enclosure. There are 3 further double bedrooms in this section of the house, one having an en-suite shower room whilst the other 2 are served by the large house bathroom.The remaining accommodation could be separated off from the rest of the house if required for use as an annex by locking the internal doors although in our clients case it forms part of the main living space. There is another double bedroom with en-suite shower room here and a small but good quality kitchen which also serves as the entrance to this section via an external staircase. Stairs from the landing lead to the second floor section which features a landing area, bathroom and another double bedroom which could alternatively be used as an office space as it is fitted with high quality furniture including cupboards, shelving and a desk.The heating system for the house is powered by 2 central heating boilers and 2 hot water storage tanks located in the boiler room. There is also a CCTV system and audio / visual entry system at the automated gateway to the property on Arkenley Lane. From the gates a resin bonded driveway with stone detailing sweeps down to two parking areas, one just below the house and the other in front of the garage block. There is a pleasant lawned garden and courtyard area sitting in front of the house with further sloping grassed area and woodland beyond the driveway leading down to Rushfield Brook a small section of which is within the ownership of the house. The garage block is a substantial L-shaped building which incorporates an oversized triple garage, garden store and open archway through to the tennis court and extended garden beyond. There is also a garden room / office with its own wc and kitchenette particularly handy for use with this area of garden and the court. Rushfield enjoys an enviable setting, whilst enjoying beautiful rural views, it is within easy access of Almondbury village centre and its many amenities. The well regarded Woodsome Hall Golf Club is also located close to hand. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_almondbury-d538472/for-sale_i71465570
The Property stunning, elegant five-bedroom family home in a convenient village setting within walking distance of Harrogate town centre.Accommodation and AmenitiesEntrance vestibule * Galleried central reception hall * Cloakroom/WC * Drawing room * Family room * Formal Dining Room * Large breakfast kitchen * Utility Room * Master bedroom suite of bedroom, dressing room, recently created and refurbished en-suite * Guest bedroom with Jack & Jill bathroom * 3 further bedrooms * Formal bathroom/1 shower room (en-suite). Double garage * Established ground /gardens (0.75 acre) For sale by Private TreatyIntroductionThe Old Vicarage is an imposing Victorian home of classic design that has evolved in recent years, recently extensively updated to satisfy the requirements of modern-day family living, extending to some nearly 4000 sq. ft. An impressive full-height galleried central hall offers an immediate sense of both arrival and space with a large drawing room, two further spacious reception rooms in addition to a breakfast kitchen of generous proportions. Five double bedrooms and complemented by four bath/shower rooms, three of which are en-suite.The property is approached through a gated entrance with a driveway that sweeps to the front of the house in addition to the rear courtyard that adjoins the double garage. The grounds are predominantly to the front and side, being largely lawned and wooded to the boundaries for privacy.Killinghall is a popular village lying on the outskirts of Harrogate with a range of day-to-day amenities including a Church, highly regarded primary school, public house, and village shop. The extensive facilities of Harrogate are a few minutes short drive/walk to the south. The West Yorkshire conurbation is within commuting distance and the region's infrastructure (road, rail, and air) offer excellent accessibility further afield.AccommodationGround floorEntrance vestibuleGalleried central reception hall 20'3x13'9 (6.17x4.19)Cloakroom/WCDrawing Disclaimer for virtual viewingsSome or all information pertaining to this property may have been provided solely by the vendor, and although we always make every effort to verify the information provided to us, we strongly advise you to make further enquiries before continuing.If you book a viewing or make an offer on a property that has had its valuation conducted virtually, you are doing so under the knowledge that this information may have been provided solely by the vendor, and that we may not have been able to access the premises to confirm the information or test any equipment. We therefore strongly advise you to make further enquiries before completing your purchase of the property to ensure you are happy with all the information provided. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_harrogate-d196357/for-sale_i68951436
Roundhill Estate features a 17th century Grade ll listed Country House and two detached stone barns privately situated in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. Nidderdale's Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is one of only 46 in the UK with the finest countryside and special places worthy of protection. The house is nestled into the surrounding woodland and hillside with mature gardens, stream and water falls within the 40 acre estate. The house has a self contained leisure wing with a gym, swim spa and sauna, the property also enjoys the benefit of its own private spring. Roundhill Estate has been owned by the same family for 37 years and updated over that time and has been maintained regardless of cost. The current owners have found the property to be a great family home privately set in 40 acres offering a safe place for children to explore and enjoy country pursuits. This is a unique property for a family who enjoy their privacy. The former attached barn has been converted into a self contained leisure wing with a large bedroom upstairs along with an entertainment room and bar. On the ground floor there is a modern kitchen, gymnasium, swim-spa, shower, changing room and WC facilities. Two detached Yorkshire stone barns offer development potential and there is significant detached garaging with workshop and greenhouse. The approach to Roundhill can only be described as stunning and the property offers something extremely special and unique. Location Roundhill is situated west of Pateley Bridge and less than 30 minutes to Harrogate or Ripon where there are an abundance of revered schools, restaurants, bars and amenities. The property benefits from easy access to the business centres of Leeds and York. The A1(M) is 18 miles away and Leeds Bradford Airport is 18 miles. Council tax band: G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bewerley-d574731/for-sale_i69969180
5776 Square Feet!! If you're searching for a luxurious family home in Bramhope boasting breathtaking countryside views, look no further! This incredibly spacious property has absolutely everything you need and more!Monroe is delighted to introduce Bramfield on Kings Road, situated in Bramhope. This magnificent property covers a massive 5776 sqft and boasts six spacious double bedrooms, six reception rooms, and ample parking space for numerous cars.The magnificent property boasts a ground floor that exudes brightness and spaciousness, with a grand porchway that leads to a generously sized entrance hallway. Beyond that, you'll discover a storage room and a toilet. The house offers a sprawling lounge with a beautiful feature fireplace, complemented by double doors leading to a dining area with yet another feature fireplace. Moreover, there's a family room and a formal dining room, providing ample space for all your needs. You're sure to be impressed by the abundance of room and grandeur this property has to offer.The property boasts a stunning dining kitchen featuring high-quality Porcelanosa tiles and elegant granite worktops. The kitchen offers convenient access to a spacious kitchenette/utility area and a deluxe cinema room, adding to the property's allure and luxurious feel.Located on the first floor of this stunning property, there is a spacious landing that leads to four luxurious double bedrooms. Three of these bedrooms have modern and stylish en suite bathrooms. Additionally, there is a contemporary house bathroom that features exquisite marble tiles and an innovative TV with Bluetooth, adding to the overall appeal. The primary bedroom is exceptionally designed with a grand dressing area and an en suite bathroom that exudes sophistication and elegance.The property boasts an additional games room and two more double bedrooms on its second floor.The property boasts an impressive exterior, featuring a large and well-maintained lawn to the front, providing stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Moreover, there is a spacious driveway that can accommodate several cars. Towards the back of the property, there is a annexe which is a one-bedroom property consisting of an open-plan kitchen, a dining area, and a living room. The annexe also features a separate bedroom and bathroom.This property boasts stunning views and ample space, making it a must-see. Book your viewing now!ENVIRONSBramhope is a highly sought-after area located in North Leeds, situated approximately 7 miles north of the vibrant city centre of Leeds on the road between Leeds and the bustling market town of Otley. This village offers stunning countryside scenery and woodlands while still maintaining a pleasant semi-rural atmosphere. It has a range of local shops, a highly regarded primary school, a public house, medical centre, and a selection of recreational activities. These activities include a health club, Bramhope Tennis Club, and easy access to Golden Acre Park. Travelling to and from Bramhope is made easy thanks to its convenient location. Bradford, Harrogate, and York are all easily accessible for daily commuting, and the A1/M1/M62 motorway network provides a convenient way to travel to areas further away. Additionally, Leeds/Bradford International Airport is just a ten-minute drive away, making it a great option for those looking to travel by air.SHOW STOPPERS Excellent Frontage & Ample Parking Generous reception rooms Bramhope Village Six Double Bedrooms Countryside Views 1 Bedroom Annexe accommodation 5776 Sqft Beautiful Extensive Family HomeSERVICESWe are advised that the property has mains water, electricity, drainage and gas. LOCAL AUTHORITYLeeds City CouncilTENUREWe are advised that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be granted upon legal completion.VIEWING ARRANGEMENTSStrictly through the selling agent. Call Monroe on .Viewings by appointments only. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_kings-road-d568347/for-sale_i69645941
Beautifully presented Georgian farmhouse set in about 26 acres, surrounded by beautiful countryside designated an area of outstanding natural beauty DescriptionLanes Foot Farm is a substantial Georgian farmhouse providing well proportioned and flexible accommodation over two floors, which retain a wealth of original features and character but with a modern twist. The property has been sympathetically and extensively restored and refurbished during the current vendors ownership, creating a wonderful modern family home which takes full advantage of the stunning setting. Part of the renovation and refurbishment works include a new addition which has created a useful boot room style entrance, utility room and study. The remaining ground floor rooms are all generously proportioned, including a family room, large sitting room with feature fireplace housing a cast iron stove, inviting dining room and the kitchen which has been opened up to incorporate a breakfast area and is finished in quality bespoke shaker style units, and a refurbished oil fired Aga and separate electric Aga. At the far end of the ground floor is the media/TV room with the second staircase leading up to a large en suite bedroom, perfect for guests - the whole area could be self contained if desired. The generous proportions and tasteful decoration continue across the first floor, each of the six bedrooms being doubles, two being served by recently updated bathrooms, the other four having access to opposing contemporary shower and bathrooms. The property is approached via a meandering drive leading to the impressive timber garage block to one side of Lanes Foot Farm. The house is set in formal, well stocked gardens, a lawn extending to the north and east and more formal area to the south providing an ideal sitting out area. The land is predominantly planted to coniferous woodland, part of which has been recently cleared and replanted with a mix of trees. In addition to the woodland there are two paddocks to the north providing scope for livestock or horses.In addition to the house there is an impressive timber clad garage and workshop across the wide gravelled parking area, with power, water and light, providing ample space for gardening equipment, bikes and several cars.LocationLanes Foot Farm is situated on the edge of Nidderdale, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, close to the villages of Dacre (about one mile) and Summerbridge (about two miles), both with a range of local shops, pubs and a regular bus service.The property is also well placed for access to the Spa town of Harrogate about twelve miles) and the market towns of Pateley Bridge(about five miles) and Skipton (about 17 miles), all with an excellent range of shops and services. The property is also within commuting distance to the business centres of Leeds (about 22miles) and Bradford (about 22 miles).Harrogate lies to the south and benefits from rail links to York and Leeds which in turn have direct connections to London Kings Cross. Leeds Bradford International Airport is about 16 miles distant.Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.Square Footage: 5,805 sq ft Acreage: 26 AcresDirectionsFrom Harrogate proceed on the A59 towards Skipton, after approx. 5 miles turn right onto the B6451 and proceed for approx. 3.5 miles, turn left to Dacre Lane and after approx 0.5 miles turn right on to Lane Foot Road continue along the road and the entrance to Lanes Foot Farm can be found on the left. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_harrogate-d196357/for-sale_i71638205
Country house near Malton, located between the Howardian Hills and North York MoorsFormerly a vicarage dating from the mid nineteenth century, Appleton House is a strikingly handsome, stone-built house set back from the country road at the end of a long private drive. It has the advantage of a private position, surrounded by undulating countryside and bands of woodland with glorious views towards the North York Moors.Reception hall, cloakroom, 3 reception rooms, study, kitchen breakfast room, laundry, boot room, rear entrance and hall, cloakroom, kitchenette, games roomPrincipal bedroom suite with dressing room and bathroom, 5 further bedrooms (2 en suite), family bathroom, 2 further bedrooms, house bathroomLarge garage, stone barns, outbuildings, store, tennis courtGardens, grounds, paddockIn all just under 4 acresAdditional Information - This property has recently been redecorated throughout, new bathrooms have been fitted and the gardens have been given a makeover by a highly respected garden designer. The house itself is well suited to family life with impressive reception rooms, a kitchen dining room with adjacent sitting room, large games room and a generous range of practical domestic rooms and storage. Six first floor bedrooms are accessed from the primary staircase, and two further bedrooms from the secondary staircase. This eastern wing could easily form separate, self-contained accommodation.Outside - A private gravel drive sweeps into the property providing access to the triple garage and ample parking for multiple vehicles. The splendid gardens and grounds lie predominantly to the west and include a tennis court, paddock and kitchen garden. Also on the west side of the house is a stone flagged terrace, ideal for al fresco dining. There are mature trees, beautifully planted borders, gravel paths, sweeping lawns and a wooded area to the south side. In all just over 3½ acresEnvirons - Malton 3 miles, Hovingham 5 miles, Helmsley 12 miles, York 20 milesAppleton-Le-Street is a small village with an historic church, situated between Hovingham and Malton. The village lies on the edge of the Howardian Hills, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, just elevent miles from the North York Moors National Park.Malton is the closest market town. It has built a national reputation as Yorkshire's Food Capital with its independent shops, cafes and restaurants, artisan food producers and brewers, food market and Food Lovers Festival as well as its annual music festival. Local amenities include a community hospital, doctors' surgery, tennis courts, swimming pool, gyms and cinema. Malton School and local primaries have a very good reputation and both Ampleforth College and Terrington Hall independent schools lie within easy reach. York's top independent schools are accessible via the A64 that provides excellent road links east and west. Malton Railway Station provides direct links to the coast, to mainline York and on to Leeds, London, Liverpool and Manchester Airport. This easily accessible corner of North Yorkshire has it all: the historic city of York, the North York Moors, Castle Howard, the Yorkshire Wolds and Heritage Coast are all on the doorstep.General - Tenure: FreeholdEPC rating: FServices & Systems: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil central heating.Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.Viewing: Strictly by appointmentLocal authority: North Yorkshire Council Directions: Head from Malton towards Helmsley on the B1257. Just before the village road rises to the left, the country house name is visible carved into the low stone wall with timber fencing behind.Photographs, particulars and showreel: June 2022 and October 2023NB: Google map images may neither be current nor a true representation. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_appleton-le-street-d617542/for-sale_i71433786
A fine country residence situated in beautiful traditional gardens with the benefit of a converted stable block providing ancillary accommodation. DescriptionDating back to the 18th century, this impressive residence stands in a commanding position in the village of West Burton with views across the river and surrounding countryside. The Grange is everything you would expect from a grand period home, full of original features with spacious principal rooms and excellent ceiling height. The property is entered through a superb reception hall, with original Victorian tiled flooring and ornate staircase leading to the first floor. The ground floor is occupied by three sizeable reception rooms including a drawing room with original open fireplace, a formal dining room and more relaxed sitting room; all with beautiful large windows over looking the surrounding gardens. Continuing through the ground floor, to the rear of the property is a hand crafted wooden kitchen-dining rooms with leathered effect granite worktops, an Aga and built-in appliances. The pantry has original slate shelves and provides space for a washer and dryer. There is also a snug with Coalbrooke Darby Stove, a butler's pantry and downstairs cloakroom.To the first floor, there are five large double bedrooms. Four of these have en suite bathrooms whilst the fifth has use of the spacious house bathroom as well as a separate dressing room.To the second floor are three further bedrooms. Two of these rooms share a bathroom and the third has a modern en suite shower room and walk in wardrobe. All rooms enjoy particularly spectacular views across the surrounding countryside. In addition to the principal bedrooms the main house also has a self-contained guest wing which has a lounge, kitchen, double bedroom and bathroom; ideal for dependent family members, staff or as a holiday let.Externally the property sits amongst beautiful formal gardens, landscaped with planted borders, lawned areas and a rockery and pond. In front of the property is an expansive lawned area which runs down to Walden Beck, a perfect place for picnics and entertaining. Accessed through a separate driveway The Grange has the benefit to three additional cottages formed from converted outbuildings; The Stable Cottage, Coach House and Carriage House. All currently run as successful holiday lets with the private access making them a particularly attractive proposition. Stable Cottage is a sizeable two-bedroom cottage. Fitted with modern kitchen-dining room, a large sitting room with wood burning stove and stone-flagged floors, two double bedrooms and a contemporary house bathroom. The Carriage House is a two bedroom first floor apartment. There are two double bedrooms, a house bathroom, a generous sitting room with open fire, a recently fitted farmhouse style kitchen with integrated appliance including Aga and fridge/freezer and space for a dining table. The Coach House is a two-bedroom first floor apartment. It has a kitchen diner with ample units, sitting room with electric fire, two double bedrooms and a house bathroom.Whilst the apartments are to the first floor above the beautiful former stables and original coach house. The Grade II Listed stables and coach house below retain their original features and provide a fantastic space that could be used for a number of purposes; planning has been granted for conversion (REF R/54/37J and R/54/37K/LB). To the front of the stables is a large gravelled driveway providing parking for several cars.LocationWest Burton is a picture-perfect Yorkshire Dales village, thought to have been home to settlements dating back to the Iron Age, the village has a number of wonderful features including a large central green with West Burton Obelisk standing next to it and the 'Burton Fall' waterfall. Unspoilt country provides extensive walking immediately from the property across Yorkshire Dales National Park. Leyburn (7.8 miles) offers a range of shops, cafes, pubs along with a nursery, primary and secondary schools. In addition there are doctors and dental surgeries. Numerous award winning restaurants are within the vicinity including The Sandpiper Inn, and The Wensleydale Heifer.There are a number of good secondary schools nearby including The Wensleydale School (8.1 miles) with a Good Ofsted rating in 2022, Richmond School (17 miles) and Bedale High School (19 miles) (Good Ofsted 2019) as well as independent schools; Aysgarth School (14 miles) and Barnard Castle (31 miles).Square Footage: 6,695 sq ft For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_leyburn-d199016/for-sale_i71543298
Book End Farm is a handsome stone built property situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which has been sensitively restored, re-built and re-modelled by its owners to include extensive ancillary accommodation. The accommodation flows from a bright reception hall and comprises a garden room with lofty double-height ceiling and mezzanine level above, double doors onto the rear terrace, and a sizeable family room adjacent. The family room and snug have original stone feature fireplaces, one with a log-burning stove. The three rooms flow naturally from one to another, creating an airy feel and providing excellent entertaining space. There is also a study and a home office on the ground floor level both benefitting from a variety of bespoke Neville Johnson cabinetry. The generous Smallbone kitchen and breakfast area offers a range of stylish wall and base units, an inset 4-oven AGA range cooker with stainless steel splashback and striking stone surround, an AGA electric companion oven, a central granite and woodtopped island with sink, built-in microwave and an additional large butler sink. The further formal dining room also has a cast iron feature fireplace, with a useful utility room sitting alongside. A practical cloakroom and a storeroom complete the ground floor. The spacious landing on the first floor branches out onto five generous bedrooms, as well as a sitting room with vaulted beamed ceiling, floor to ceiling windows and double doors onto a balcony with a glass balustrade, an ideal spot to enjoy south facing views. The principal bedroom has bespoke built-in wardrobes, as well as an en suite bathroom. A second bedroom also with a modern en suite shower room, whilst two further rooms benefit from a Jack and Jill en suite shower room. A fifth bedroom and a family bathroom with jacuzzi bath and steam shower complete the floor. The property occupies an attractive plot, with the various buildings arranged in a courtyard layout. A central cobble laid driveway offers ample parking, while two substantial outbuildings provide additional accommodation and parking. There are two double garages, one of which is two-storey with a self-contained one-bedroom annexe on the first floor and a storeroom and cloakroom on the ground floor. The second outbuilding contains a workshop and purpose built gymnasium and further storeroom. A tailormade dog kennel and log store also occupy the plot, whilst level lawns and a wraparound garden with wildlife pond offer an abundance of aspects in which to enjoy the picturesque countryside surroundings.A sunken terrace encircles the home, providing the perfect spot for al fresco dining, with a pergola below the balcony offering shade and a vegetable garden with raised beds, various planters and a greenhouse. The property also enjoys an area of ancient woodland and a wild duck pond. The house and garage /annexe has full security alarm systems together with CCTV covering the yard and the perimeter of the house. Book End Farm is situated in a tranquil rural location, with scenic walking, cycling and riding routes on its very doorstep, as well as a popular public house, The Timble Inn and active village hall. Located 7 miles from the thriving market town of Otley in the Wharfe Valley, which offers a wide range of day-to-day amenities, Waitrose and Sainsburys supermarkets and many independent shops, as well as traditional and popular public houses and well-regarded schools for all ages. Harrogate is just under 10 miles distant and provides an even more extensive range of shopping, recreational and cultural facilities. The nearby mainline railway station in Ben Rhydding provides mainline links, with connections to Leeds in as little as 25 minutes. Leeds/Bradford Airport is also just 10 miles distant for those travelling further afield. Road links are convenient, with the A1(M) within easy reach of the property, providing useful connections to the M1 and further motorway network. The variety of highly-regarded independent schools in the surrounding areas includes Westville House School, Moorfield School, Belmont Grosvenor School, Harrogate Ladies' College, Bronte House and Woodhouse Grove. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_near-harrogate-d547499/for-sale_i70452769
NEARBYBoston Spa 2 miles, Wetherby 4 miles, Leeds 12 miles, Harrogate 13 miles, York 17 miles, A1m 1 mile ACCOMMODATIONEntrance hall, sitting room, dining room, garden room, snug, playroom, study, kitchen with dining area, utility room, laundry, gym and wc. Principal suite with dressing room, ensuite bathroom and doors to the garden, 2 guest suites with dressing area and ensuite shower room, 2 further double bedrooms and house bathroom. Landscaped rear garden with outside terrace/entertaining areas, oak framed BBQ and entertaining room, childrenas play area and further lawned area. Large workshop/store and separate garden shed. Electric gated entry with spacious courtyard for parking and access to boot room. INTRODUCTIONHigh Toynton sits discreetly off Vicarage Lane in a very quiet part of this popular and convenient village and really does have the WOW factor.The house is very impressive from the moment you enter the electric gates and drive into the courtyard, which sets the tone perfectly for the magic behind the front door! The exterior is made up of the beautiful honey coloured stone (so popular in this area) as well as the eyecatching leaded windows, particularly in the original part of the house and is as impressive outside as it is inside.The current owners have done a full renovation project since moving in nearly 10 years ago, including two extensions which really add to the flow of the living accommodation and obviously the square footage as well as a complete revamp of the entire living accommodation, even flipping the bedrooms so they all get a view of the garden at the rear. The attention to detail and the high specification finish is obvious throughout and the vendors have worked with Websters Interiors in Harewood, Smallbone and Lapicida in order to create the acleana look and luxurious feel they wanted.The house is arranged so that it works just as well for a busy family as it does for those who love to entertain. The fantastic kitchen, designed and fitted by Smallbone,is perfect for everyday dining and relaxing and has everything you would expect of a kitchen of this calibre including miele appliances, wine cooler, large pantry cupboards and Quooker tap. The show stopping central island has seating to two sides with a circular dining table built into it, which is the perfect way to start and end the day overlooking the garden. To one side of the kitchen is a snug and a separate playroom as well as access to the aback doora, again well planned for those with children to keep an eye on. To the other is a formal sitting room with open fire and views to the front and back of the house which opens through to an opulent dining room. The current owners added an extension out of the rear so that there was a lovely light passage way that joins these reception rooms up and allows them more of a view of the garden. Also on this floor is a cool study with a feature fireplace and built in bookcases.Stepping down from the kitchen there is a further reception room, again perfect for entertaining. This agarden rooma is extremely spacious and light filled and great for opening onto the garden in the summer months. However, there is an electric canopy over the bifolds so that if the weather does change you can carry on enjoying the outside.Upstairs, the principal bedroom really is super stylish and the epitome of luxury. The bedroom has doors opening onto the upper level of the garden and enjoys far reaching views over towards Clifford. The dressing room has been beautifully fitted out by Websters and is on a grand scale, with a fantastic central island. Leading through further wardrobes is the ensuite which again is luxurious with bath and a shower. At the other end of the house is the guest suite with dressing area and ensuite shower room. There are three further double bedrooms and house bathroom, all overlooking the garden. The current owners had planning permission to add another bedroom (over the snug) if someone needed more accommodation and extend the roof line at the rear to allow access to the flat roof from the bedrooms which could act as a balcony, which could be reinstated if required, with the necessary permissions.The gym and laundry are accessed off the garden room. The gym was converted from the garage a" which can be reinstated if someone preferred.Outside there is plenty of space for playing, partying, entertaining or just plain simple relaxing. Once the gates are closed into the courtyard the whole place is safe, secure and totally private. The rear garden is west facing and has been thoughtfully landscaped, made up of lawned areas, a childrenas play area (on the upper level) and surrounded by established trees and shrubs. There are plenty of terraces for alfresco dining as well as the oak framed BBQ/Entertaining room at the bottom of the garden with its open fire and projector for aalfresco movie nights!a. The gardens and courtyard are all lit so that they can be enjoyed even when the sun goes down!There is a useful storage building as well as a garden shed in the garden area. ENVIRONSHigh Toynton is on Vicarage Lane in the popular conservation village of Bramham. The village has a shop and post office, primary school as well as a medical centre and church. The neighbouring village of Boston Spa offers a good range of amenities catering for most daily needs and schools for all age groups, including an outstanding secondary school. The nearby market town of Wetherby offers a wider range of excellent facilities and recreational amenities and is only a short drive away. Bramham is ideally placed for commuting with easy access being gained onto the regionas excellent road and motorway network leading to the larger cities in the area. SERVICESWe are advised that the property has mains water, electric, drainage and gas. The central heating is from a gas fired boiler. LOCAL AUTHROITYLeeds City Council TENUREWe are advised that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be granted upon legal completion. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION DIRECTIONSThe property is at the top of Vicarage lane on the left hand side. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTSStrictly through the selling agent.Croft Residential For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_bramham-d554481/for-sale_i70945821
Fine & Country takes great pleasure in offering to the market Beech Lodge, a truly stunning detached family home offering one of the finest examples of contemporary living set over two floors and standing in a generous size, south facing garden affording a good degree of privacy.This magnificent residence is situated in an enviable position just a short distance from the 200-acre Stray parkland and the town centre of Harrogate: a beautiful Spa town which has been crowned the happiest place to live in England on several occasions; with its healing mineral waters, excellent shopping facilities, excellent private and state schools, beautiful parks and the famous Bettys Cafe Tea Room. The property benefits from easy access to the business centres of Leeds, Bradford and York and the railway station connects with mainline stations into Leeds and York and London.STEP INSIDEUpon entry into the property a most impressive reception hall awaits with a central feature staircase leading to the first-floor accommodation having marble tiled flooring and access to a guest W/C. To the front elevation is the formal living room overlooking the gardens through a corner turret bay window with attractive 'Herringbone' solid wood flooring. Double doors lead through to the sensational open plan dining kitchen which forms the hub of the house and is a wonderful sociable living space. The bespoke kitchen incorporates solid wood units fitted at floor and wall height with a range of high-quality integrated appliances and quartz work surfaces including the central island and breakfast bar unit. In addition, there is ample space for formal dining, a lounging area in front of twin 'French' patio doors opening out to the landscaped gardens, integrated ceiling speakers and a large sky lantern window with two additional Velux windows allowing for plenty of natural light to flood the room. Leading off the kitchen is separate utility/boot room which provides internal access to the garage with a side entrance door. From the aforementioned reception hall access is gained into a second and spacious L-shaped reception room perfect for family entertainment having the provision for a cinema screen and projector. Completing the ground floor accommodation is a highly flexible room that is currently used as a gym benefitting from its own en-suite shower room but alternatively it could be used as a guest bedroom if preferred.To the first floor the central landing area has two skylight windows and leads you to the wonderful master bedroom which is a great size, boasting a dedicated walk-in dressing room having stylish fitted wardrobes and is serviced by its own contemporary en-suite shower room. Three further well-proportioned double bedrooms all benefit from their own contemporary en-suite shower rooms.STEP OUTSIDEExternally Beech Lodge is approached via secure electric gates leading to a block paved driveway providing off street parking in front of a double integral garage having power and lighting installed. Steps to the side of the garage lead down to a practical basement storage area that could be used as an office or games room with further access to the boiler room. The fabulous, landscaped gardens enjoy a high degree of privacy having high hedged boundaries and is low maintenance with an artificial lawn to the front. An extensive south-west facing patio area and shaped lawns leading off the dining kitchen make it ideal for outdoor entertaining. LOCATIONThe Spa town of Harrogate offers many attractions such as boutique shopping along with an excellent range of restaurants and bars. The town is also renowned for its reputable schools for all ages, which are all within a short commute. Transport links are most accessible, with the train line running to the main stations at York and Leeds from the town centre, or Hornbeam Park station, a regular bus service running between Leeds and Harrogate, the A1(M) linking into the national motorway network only 6.9 miles away, and Leeds Bradford International Airport is a mere 20 minutes' drive from the property. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_st-james-drive-d587318/for-sale_i70579164
A cluster of eight luxury holiday cottages (total or 23 bedroom) in a village location on the edge of the North Yorkshire Moors National Park, with exceptional facilities including an indoor swimming pool, purpose-built playroom/games room and animals, the business holds huge appeal for families with young children ensuring high occupancy throughout the year. Both its reputation and finical performance continues on an upward trajectory and with a loyal dependent staff, it is well-placed for new owners to continue the growth with limited day-to-day involvement.Location -Wrelton is a picturesque village on the edge of the North York Moors, perfectly located for exploring the surrounding countryside and coastal area and yet easily commutable to Malton and York. The village has its own public house, with the vibrant market town of Pickering less than 3 miles away offering a wide range of amenities including independent shops, restaurants, well-regarded schools and historical attractions.Financials -The current owners purchased the property in 2017, invested heavily in the properties and facilities, targeting families with young children. Annual revenue has grown 223% in those six years through higher prices and increased occupancy. With a few genuine competitors charging 2x+higher prices, further growth is easily accessible and forward bookings are at a substantial level.Reputation -Over 70% of customers are either repeat guests or personal recommendations while 99% of bookings come directly through owner-owned channels with limited advertising. The business has featured in The Guardian and The Times for best family getaways in the country. It has been awarded five consecutive TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Awards with every single one of the 300+reviews in the last five years being 5 stars. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wrelton-d575655/for-sale_i68961669
Offered with no onward chain and all furnishings included, Southlands Farm occupies a desirable position on the outskirts of this sought after village. Secured behind electric gates and with CCTV, this magnificent property presents around 5,500 sq. ft. of flexible accommodation and south facing gardens with stunning views over its own land extending to approximately 11 acres in total.Entering the property, the sweeping dual entrance gravel driveways lead to a block set parking area in front of the detached triple garage building. The house is fronted by private landscaped gardens and lawns which then extend onto an open 2 acre paddock and a further 8 acre gated field beyond which could be ideal for those with equestrian interests. With the second gated entrance there is access for potential development of an additional dwelling for dependent relatives, subject to the usual consents, or a significant leisure suite if desired.The house with under floor heating throughout opens via an entrance porch to a most impressive reception hall with French stone flagged floor and bespoke staircase ascending to the galleried landing above. Opening from the reception hall double doors lead into a fabulous 31 ft. sitting room which is arranged around a feature fireplace and opens out through twin sets of French doors to a south facing sun terrace. Leading from the reception hall the stone flagged floor extends through to the formal 10 seater dining room which is looked onto by the separate wine room. Adjoining the dining room, the sociable kitchen presents shaker style units including the large central island, with a combination of granite and Iroko wood surfaces. The high specification appliances include a Miele oven, microwave and coffee machine, top of the range Miele master cool fridge freezer and a four oven Aga. There is space for family dining, and bi-folding doors open out to the perfectly private, continental style courtyard which is ideal for outdoor entertaining.Adjoining the kitchen there is a generous separate utility room with practical entrance leading in from the courtyard. The sun room with large picture window looking over the gardens and land provides a flexible living space which could alternatively be used as a gym or an additional bedroom having an adjoining shower room. Further living space can be found leading off from the reception hall where there is a cosy snug with vaulted ceiling that extends through to the large home office that opens out to the garden through double doors.To the first floor the large galleried landing branches to a principal bedroom suite that includes a separate dressing room with fitted wardrobes and bathroom with twin basins and large walk-in shower. There are three further double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower room, a single bedroom / study and a house bathroom that benefits from having a bathtub and large walk-in shower. The sixth bedroom is ideal for guests having an en-suite shower room and its own sitting room with double doors that open to a Juliette balcony overlooking the courtyard.The small and pretty village of Bishop Monkton is situated conveniently between Harrogate (15 minutes) and Ripon (less than 10 minutes), and benefits from having a popular local pub and primary school along with excellent community sports fields. The historic spa town of Harrogate is popular for boutique shopping and the cosmopolitan lifestyle culture of its many cafes, restaurants and coffee shops. The Cathedral city of Ripon which is the gateway to the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is known for being the smallest city in Yorkshire and is set around its fabulous Cathedral and market square. Amenities include a variety of supermarkets, leisure facilities and a wide choice of restaurants and bars.Also nearby, places to visit include the National Trust attractions of Fountains Abbey and the Newby Hall estate. The A1(M) is only 10 minutes drive away, offering easy access by road to the north and south. London by rail takes approximately two hours from the station at Harrogate. There are excellent state and independent schools in the area including the renowned Ripon Grammar School for which Southlands sits within catchment of.EPC Rating: C For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_harrogate-d196357/for-sale_i70912033
NEARBYThirsk 2 miles, Northallerton 6 miles, Easingwold 14 Miles (All distances Approximate) ACCOMMODATIONGround Floor: Entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, family room, orangery, farmhouse kitchen, pantry, rear hall and porch, boot room with original stove, utility room/laundry, shower room, cloakroom and gun store. First Floor: Principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom and dressing area, guest bedroom, house bathroom, library/study.Second Floor: Five double bedrooms and bathroom. These are currently used as two bedrooms, playroom, study room and store. Lower Ground Floor: Two cellars. One currently shelved and used as an additional pantry. Outside: Front garden with cascading steps and woodland, lawned gardens with patio seating area, private courtyard and summer house. Impressive tree lined driveway flanked by paddocks, pebbled parking area with turning circle. Large garage block with 3 double remote controlled doors, garaging for many cars, workshop. Outside office, gym and covered entertaining area. Tool shed and potting shed, vegetable plot with raised beds and an orchard. Stable block with two stables, tack room, hay store and feed store. Land: Three Paddocks which are all post and railed. In all circa 13 acres. INTRODUCTIONBeal House, originally built as the dower house for the Gautby Estate, is a majestic Grade II listed country manor house dating back to the late 18th century. Nestled away and surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside the property offers privacy, views, character, tranquility and superb living space. The ground floor has beautifully proportioned reception rooms that can be used daily or for the more formal occasions. The heart of the house is the phenomenal farmhouse kitchen with high ceiling, featured stonework and two working AGAs (one 2 oven electric, and one 4 oven oil). There is also a useful pantry off the kitchen, as well as a cellar. The main reception rooms are made up of a beautiful drawing room with open fire which leads into a large orangery. This is ideal for entertaining especially in the summer months as it leads into the garden and on to the terrace. However, there is underfloor heating in the orangery so it can be used all year around. To the other side of the hallway is the dining room which also has an open fire and is extremely spacious, as well as a lovely family room for everyday 'chilling'!The 'working end' of the house is well set up, with rear entrance leading into a boot room, a wc, cloakroom and shower (useful for dogs!) as well as a large utility and laundry with access to a side courtyard. There is also a gun room / store at this end of the house.The grand, hand-crafted staircase leads to three of the eight bedrooms the property has to offer. The principal bedroom is spacious with a large sash window making the most of wonderful views over to the Yorkshire Dales. To the rear of this is a very comfortable ensuite bathroom/dressing room with freestanding bath along with built in wardrobe storage space and shutters. The guest bedroom and bathroom overlook the rear of the property and the current owners have made the remaining bedroom into a beautiful library and study for themselves. The second floor has five further double bedrooms and an additional bathroom. This is used as the 'children's floor' where they have two large bedrooms with newly fitted shutters, a playroom and a study room. The remaining room is used as a store.Externally, Beal House has fantastic gardens and grounds which include a fantastic vegetable garden with raised beds, an orchard, two ponds, manicured lawns and pretty woodland. The front garden has feature cascading steps leading down into the lawned area making the most of the views towards the Yorkshire Dales. The side of the house has an established walled garden with a large terrace area, perfect for alfresco entertaining. This is a magnificent house that is an idyllic family home with plenty of space, beautiful gardens and grounds in this convenient and very private location in North Yorkshire. ENVIRONSThornton Le Street is located 2 miles from the market town of Thirsk and only 6 miles from Northallerton. There are excellent rail links from Thirsk and Northallerton stations both north and south with travel to London and Edinburgh in around 2 hours. Only 3 miles from the A19 and quickly to the A1, it is an ideal location to access the motorway network north and south. Local schools, shops and leisure facilities are all available within the surrounding area as well as many excellent state and independent schools within easy reach. SERVICESWe are advised that the property has mains water and electricity. Drainage is via a septic tank. The heating is fuelled by an oiled fired boiler. LOCAL AUTHROITYNorth Yorkshire Council TENUREWe are advised that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be granted upon legal completion. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION DIRECTIONSTravelling from Thirsk heading on the A168 towards Northallerton, drive through the village of Thornton Le Street. After approximately ½ mile turn left up a private drive. Continue for half a mile and the entrance to Beal House is on the right hand side. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTSStrictly through the selling agent. Croft Independence House, Office 2Nether PoppletonYork YO26 6PH For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_thornton-le-street-d622491/for-sale_i71022483
An impressive barn conversion providing an exceptional standard of finish, in a wonderful rural setting. DescriptionMill Hill Barn was originally the threshing barn, granary and cart sheds of Mount Pleasant Farm, dating from mid-19th century. The entire structure has been taken down brick by brick and re-constructed using mix of original cleaned and clamp bricks under a new roof of reclaimed Welsh slate, with the conversion completing in February 2021.New commissioned green oak king post trusses and beams throughout with a limed wash finish offset by walnut stained oak handrails detailed with turned stainless steel rods and Walnut stained oak open tread staircase.Whilst maintaining a traditional appearance externally, internally the property embraces high speed fibre broadband, Sky satellite service, Sonos sound system, Control 4 programmed lighting, Aritco 5 person passenger lift, under floor heating throughout powered by air source heat pump, water softener, Anthracite anodised aluminium double glazing, contemporary door furniture and electric matching socket plates.Natural stone flooring in the generous entrance hall, with its eye catching double height exposed brick wall and bespoke solid oak staircase, leads in one direction to a study, well-balanced sitting room and guest suite, all overlooking the beautiful gardens and in the other direction to a flexible living, dining room adjoining the kitchen, finished in rustic pine flooring flanked by double height glazing providing access to the courtyard garden on one side with contrasting views of the Yorkshire Wolds and hard landscaped front on the other. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed and offers extensive range of cupboards in mix of painted and contrasting Wenge timber finish under Caesarstone worktops with waterfall side panels, Neff appliances, four oven electric controllable Aga with 'foxed' mirror feature splashback, double Novy extract vented to outside, Quooker instant boiling water tap.The quality of finish is evident around every corner, feature lighting, matching the bespoke door, power/switch plates contrast with the anodised aluminium which bathe every room in copious amounts of natural light. With four double bedrooms over two floors, three with very stylish en suite bathrooms and the other served by a luxurious family bathroom, all finished in a unique and highly desirable style, this is a deceptively spacious home suited to families of varying sizes and ages.The property is approached via a half mile long tarmacked driveway serving two other neighbouring properties, Mill Hill Barn being at the end accessed via electric timber gates, opening to reveal a large parking and turning area finished in bonded gravel. Directly ahead is a separate garage block with three bays, two with electric sliding doors the other an open car port. The gardens extend to the west and have been thoughtfully landscaped to draw the eye from all angles, interspersed with specimen trees and colourful planting best enjoyed along a brick paved path way which cuts through the centre and ends at a series of wildflower meadows framed by open countryside as far as the eye can see.LocationWheldrake is a highly popular and attractive village, about eight miles south east of York.The village has a local store, post office, two hairdressers, a popular cafe, well regarded public house, church, primary school (Academy) and benefits from many local activities including tennis, football, cricket, bowls, music, dance and fitness classes.The village is about six and a half miles from the highly regarded Fulford School (Academy). Just outside the village (2 miles) is Swallow Hall with golf course, tennis courts and restaurant. There are three Golf clubs in York; Heworth Golf club Forest Park Golf Club and Fulford Golf Club.There is a regular bus service, good cycle routes and road links to York and the McArthur Glen Designer Outlet village with many shops and restaurants, within about five and a half miles.The property is conveniently located for the A64 giving access to Leeds, and the wider motorway network, as well as York Sport Village (6.5 miles) and David Lloyd Leisure Centre (7.5 miles) and the University of York is about seven miles distant.The historic city of York is a hive of activity with an abundance of shopping facilities and restaurants, two theatres and York Racecourse. York railway station is located on the East Coast mainline and offers regular services to Edinburgh and London, with some journeys taking under two hours to London Kings Cross. The city boasts excellent restaurants including the award winning The Star Inn the City by Andrew Pern and the Michelin-starred restaurant, Roots, by Tommy Banks. In addition, there is Skosh by Neil Bentinck which also boasts a Michelin-star, positioned on popular Micklegate.York further boasts a number of exceptional private schools including The Mount, Bootham, St Peter's and The Minster School. Queen Margaret's School for Girls is about three and a half miles from the village.Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.Some photography from May 2021.Square Footage: 4,351 sq ft Acreage: 3.3 Acres For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_wheldrake-d556602/for-sale_i69147407
High Hall, Appletreewick - an outstanding Grade II* period home, enjoying a beautiful setting in the heart of Wharfedale, providing characterful and well appointed family living of generous proportions. Overlooking delightful landscaped gardens with an extensive range of outbuildings and garaging. The whole extending to around 0.76 of an acre (0.39 Ha), with additional grazing land of 3.6 acres (1.45 Ha), available by separate negotiation. "Nowhere in all the Dale, perhaps, will you understand so completely as here at High Hall the meaning of England her strength.' The Striding Dales by Halliwell SutcliffeGeneral RemarksThe sale of High Hall offers a wonderful opportunity to acquire a stunning home in a beautiful and accessible area of Wharfedale, within the Yorkshire Dales National ParkSteeped in history, High Hall stands in the heart of Appletreewick, itself an unspoilt and highly desirable community. The property has been in the same family ownership for the last twenty five years a period when considerable sympathetic improvements have been made, successfully combining the demands of modern-day family life with the deep intrinsic character of this fine grade II * listed home.Planned over four floors in all the property offers very practical living, with three well-proportioned reception rooms to the ground floor, complemented by a lovely breakfast kitchen fitted with comprehensive units by Smallbone, along with a four oven Aga and further appliances by Miele and Sub Zero. The principal bedroom suite is to be found on the first floor and provides a pair of bedrooms as well as an ensuite bathroom and dressing room. The provision of the second bedroom within the suite offers scope to create additional dressing facilities or a more private study or office area. Also at this level is a charming minstrels' gallery which overlooks the splendid 'Great Hall' with its magnificent mullioned windows.There are a further five double bedrooms, four of which are ensuite, across the third and fourth floors. The former is also the setting for a further reception room The Earl of Craven's Withdrawing Room a truly impressive reception/family space enjoying dual aspects across open countryside.High Hall stands amidst mature gardens, landscaped to provide privacy and interest. Sweeping lawns contrast with mature hedging and trees, whilst pathways meander past a charming carp pond and folly. The are a couple of useful stores and a kitchen garden to the western gable. The property is approached through a splendid gateway leading to a parking court, off which is a double garage and a small single with adjacent storage. A studio/playroom is positioned to the rear of the larger garage.Historical NoteSir William Craven was born in the mid 16th C, reputedly in a small cottage opposite High Hall which subsequently became part of the village's St John the Baptist Church. His life lead him to London where he prospered as a business man, becoming Lord Mayor of The City in 1610. Over the years he bequeathed significant sums to numerous causes, primarily educational and ecclesiastical, throughout England.William's son, also William, lived from 1608 to 1697 and led a colourful life, both at the Royal Court and in Europe. He supported The Royalist cause during the English civil war; lost much of his lands and wealth, only to receive significant reward following the restoration. The County of Craven in North Carolina is named after William, who secured the titles Baron Craven of Hamstead Marshall in 1627 and subsequently Earl of Craven in 1664.LocationThe village of Appletreewick is one of the 'jewels in the crown' of the Yorkshire Dales, the community occupying a beautiful and accessible location in the heart of unspoilt countryside, overlooking the upper reaches of Wharfedale. A collection of cottages, family homes and farmsteads, the village has a couple of popular pubs and forms an ideal base from which to enjoy rugged hill walking, road and mountain biking. The adjacent village of Burnsall has additional amenities including a parish church, chapel and primary school the latter Grade II listed, is in the original 1602 grammar school building, itself a legacy of William Craven of Appletreewick's High HallNearby Grassington and its immediate neighbour Threshfiled, form a thriving and picturesque community providing a surprisingly broad range of everyday amenities including local shops, pubs/restaurants, a medical centre and sports clubs. Appletreewick falls within the catchment areas of the highly regarded selective schools Ermysted's Grammar School and Skipton Girls High School, although a number of private schools are located within comfortable daily driving distance including Ashville in Harrogate, The Grammar School at Leeds and Giggleswick to the north west.Skipton is around 8 miles to the south, with Ilkley 11 miles distant and Harrogate around 21 miles (approximately half an hour), to the east. Both local towns offer frequent rail services into the nearby cities of Leeds and Bradford, with regular onward daily connections from the former to London Kings Cross, with some trains from Leeds reaching the capital in around just two hours. Leeds Bradford International Airport is some 21 miles distant, whilst the M65 motorway leading into the East Lancashire conurbation can be joined at nearby Colne (20 miles).Agent's notes:Tenure Both the principal lot and grazing land are freehold, held on separate titles.Local Authority & Coucil Tax BandHigh Hall is presently used to provide holiday accommodation and as such is subject to business rates. The current ratable value is £5800, and the multiplier (for 2023/24), 49.9 pence in the £. However the property benefits from small business rates relief for the full charge. When taxed under Council Tax rules the property was assessed to fall within band H. Interested parties should make their own enquiries with the Valuation Office Agency or Local Authority.Services Mains electricity, water and drainage are installed. Heating is from an oil-fired boiler.Parking Driveway parking and garaging.Internet and Mobile Coverage Information obtained from the Ofcom website indicates that an internet connection is available from at least one provider. Mobile coverage (outdoors), is also available from at least one of the UKs four leading providers. For further information please refer to: From the roundabout on the A59 at Bolton Abbey take the B6160 towards Burnsall and Grassington, passing the Devonshire Arms Hotel. After around 3.7 miles, turn right at Barden, following the road for C. 4 miles to a T junction. Turn left towards Appletreewick. High Hall will be clearly visible on entering the village to the left-hand side. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_skipton-d197016/for-sale_i70364110
An opportunity to purchase a good-sized farm, unusually with the advantage of two farmsteads, both situated centrally within a ring fence in an excellent location.Driffield Farm comprises the main farmstead with Cobb's Farm, a separate, smaller farmstead to the east, surrounded by their own land within a ring fence, extending in all to 184.60 acres (74.71 hectares) or thereabouts.Both farmsteads include a range of traditional and more modern farm buildings, extending to over 28,000 sq.ft. (2600 sq.m.), providing livestock, machinery and produce facilities.The land is all situated within a ring fence surrounding the two farmsteads, comprising arable and grass land, with all fields accessed from the principal farm access track. There is an additional internal track providing private access to field parcels to the south and east of the farmsteads.The sale of Driffield and Cobb's Farm presents superb potential to create an excellent commercial farm with both farmsteads offering scope for modernisation, improvements, and alternative uses (subject to the necessary consents).In all 184.60 acres (74.71ha) or thereabouts.The Farmhouse Accommodation - Driffield Farmhouse - Driffield Farm is the first farmstead that is accessed from the private farm track. The farmhouse comprises a traditional brick dwelling, with adjoining range of traditional and more modern farm buildings. The property is now in need of a programme of modernisation and upgrading, with scope for extension, subject to receipt of the necessary consents.On The Ground Floor - Entrance Hall - uPVC double glazed entrance door, staircase to first floor with understairs cupboard. Door to rear outside.Sitting Room / Dining Room - 6.22m x 3.68m (20'4 x 12'0) - Front aspect uPVC double glazed bay window, side aspect uPVC double glazed French doors to outside, space for electric fire on stone hearth with brick surround and timber mantelpiece, double radiator.Family Room - 3.83m x 3.80m (12'6 x 12'5) - Front aspect uPVC double glazed bay window, inset cast iron wood-burning stove with back boiler serving house radiators and hot water, on tiled hearth, brick recess, opens to:Kitchen / Breakfast Room - 4.40m x 3.80m (14'5 x 12'5) - Rear aspect uPVC double glazed window, range of fitted base and wall mounted units with work surfaces over, sink and drain with mixer tap over, space for oven, plumbing for washing machine, radiator.Store / Pantry Cupboard - 3.66m x 1.52m (12'0 x 4'11) - uPVC double glazed window to the rear, shelving.Adjoining Building - 8.35m x 5.76m (27'4 x 18'10) - To The First Floor - Landing - uPVC double glazed window to the rear.Bedroom 1 (Se) - 3.84m x 3.81m (12'7 x 12'5) - Front aspect uPVC double glazed window, twin built-in wardrobes, single radiator.Bedroom 2 (Sw) - 3.83m x 3.73m (12'6 x 12'2) - Front aspect uPVC double glazed window, twin built-in wardrobes, single radiator.Bedroom 3 (Nw) - 3.86m x 3.73m (12'7 x 12'2) - Rear aspect uPVC double glazed window, twin built-in wardrobes, single radiator.Bedroom 4 (Ne) - 3.86m x 3.76m (12'7 x 12'4) - Rear and side aspect uPVC double glazed windows, single radiator.Shower Room - Front aspect opaque uPVC double glazed window, walk-in shower with chrome fittings and glazed screen, low flush WC, wash hand basin with chrome mixer taps and vanity unit, chrome heated towel rail, tiled walls and floor.Cobb'S Farmhouse - Cobb's Farmhouse is situated to the east of Driffield Farmstead, along the private access road. The farmhouse is of part rendered brick construction under a pantile roof with adjoining range of farm buildings. The accommodation is now in need of a programme of modernisation and upgrading, with scope for extension, subject to the necessary consents.Ground Floor - Entrance Hall - 1.95m x 2.74m (6'4 x 8'11) - With uPVC double glazed entrance door.Living Room (Se) - 3.71m x 3.75m (12'2 x 12'3) - uPVC double glazed window to the front, single radiator, open fireplace on a brick surround and stone hearth.Kitchen / Dining Room (Se) - 4.63m x 2.93m plus 3.77m x 3.69m (15'2 x 9'7 plu - uPVC double glazed window to the front, single radiator, range of fitted base and wall mounted units, open plan with some exposed ceiling beams, open staircase to first floor.Rear Lobby - 1.55m x 1.03m plus 1.85m x 0.76m (5'1 x 3'4 plus - uPVC double glazed door to outside.Store With Separate Utility Room - 2.34m x 2.49 (7'8 x 8'2) - Grande combi oil fired boiler, wc, wash hand basin and plumbing for washing machine, uPVC double glazed window to the rear.First Floor - Landing - 2.04m x 1.98m (6'8 x 6'5) - Bedroom 1 (Se) - 3.81m x 3.76m (12'5 x 12'4) - uPVC double glazed window, single radiator.Bedroom 2 (Sw) - 3.76m x 3.32m (12'4 x 10'10) - uPVC double glazed window to the front, built-in cupboard, single radiator.Bedroom 3 (Nw) - 3.12m x 1.94m (10'2 x 6'4) - uPVC double glazed window, single radiator.Bathroom - 2.46m x 1.95m (8'0 x 6'4) - Comprising corner bath with shower over, wc, wash hand basin, opaque uPVC double glazed window to the rear.The Farm Buildings - Driffield Farm Buildings - To the west of the farmhouse, there is the principal range of farmbuildings, comprising:General Purpose Building - 30.48m x 18.29m (100' x 60'0) - Steel portal frame construction, with concrete panel walls and PCI sheeting above under a fibre cement roof, earth floor, 2no. roller shutter doors, gates and open to south elevation, adjoining lean-to building (18.29m x 8.23m (60' x 27')) to east elevation.North Range - 27.43m x 9.14m plus 27.43m x 6.09m (89'11 x 29'1 - comprising Dutch Barn with Lean-to of timber and steel portal frame construction under fibre cement roof, clad with PCI sheeting to the west and east elevations, concrete floor, open to 4 bays, gates and opening to gable end, steel feed barriers and water trough. Adjoining to the north elevation, Livestock Building with Lean-to 27.43m x 15.25m (90' x 50') plus 27.43m x 9.14m (90' x 30') Steel and timber frame construction under PCI sheet roof, concrete block walls, part clad with Yorkshire Boarding above, earth floor, crash barriers to side with PCI sheeting above, part PCI sheet clad to end with opening.To The West Of The Principal General Purpose Build - Cattle Shed - 28.84m x 17.67m (94'7 x 57'11) - 5-bay building of steel portal frame construction, concrete block walls, clad with Yorkshire Boarding above to the north and west elevations, fibre cement roof, open to south and east elevations.Cobb'S Farm Buildings - To the west of the farmhouse, briefly comprising:General Purpose Building - 30.48m x 18.29m (100' x 60') - Steel portal frame construction under profile fibre cement roof, clad with PCI sheeting to sides and gable end, concrete floor, overhead conveyor, 2no. bays open to north elevation, 1no. bay open to side elevation. Adjoining dilapidated range.The Farmland - Driffield Farm and Cobb's Farm extend in all to 184.60 acres (74.71ha) or thereabouts, comprising arable and grass land. Please refer to the Sales Plan and Schedule of Areas for additional information.All the land is situated within a ring fence surrounding the two farmsteads and is a mixture of arable and grassland. The farm is accessed from the adopted highway, Alne Road along the western boundary. The Alne Beck forms the southern boundary of the Farm. According to the UK's Agricultural Land Classification Map the land is classified as Grade II/III and the soil type identified in the Blackwood and Foggathorpe II Series, characterised as sandy and coarse loamy soils, with areas of fine loamy over clay soils, capable of cereal rotations, grassland management with some root cropping arrangements.General Information - Location - Driffield Farm is situated along Alne Road to the south-west of the market town of Easingwold. The farm will be easily identified by our BoultonCooper 'For Sale' board. Postcode: YO61 3PD.What3words - ///blacken.pancake.instincts.Tenure - We understand to be freehold with vacant possession on completion, and after the current season's harvest.Services - We understand the property benefits from mains water, private drainage system. The electricity supply is currently disconnected to both farmsteads. Oil fired central heating to Cobb's Farmhouse.All the services have not been tested but we have assumed that they are in working order and consistent with the age of the property.Council Tax Band - We are verbally informed that Driffield Farm lies in Band E and Cobb's Farm lies in Band C. Prospective purchasers are advised to check this information for themselves with North Yorkshire Council .Local Authority - North Yorkshire Council, County Hall, Northallerton DL7 8AD. Tel: .Energy Performance Rating - Both properties are assessed in Band F. The full EPC's can be viewed at our Malton office.Sporting And Mineral Rights - The Sporting & Mineral Rights are understood to be in hand and are included in the sale so far as they are owned.Basic Payment Scheme (Bps) And Countryside Steward - The land is currently registered for BPS although we understand that the entitlements are not available from 2024 onwards. The sale is subject to an existing Countryside Stewardship Agreement (Ref. 1459711) which runs to 31st December 2027. Further details available on request.Rights Of Way - We are not aware of any public rights of way that cross the subject property. The property is sold subject to all rights of way whether mentioned in these sale particulars or not.Wayleaves And Easements - There is a National Grid electricity pylon and overhead wires situated in the southern corner of NG5375 and NG0575.The property is sold subject to all wayleaves and easements whether mentioned in these sale particulars or not.Nitrate Vulnerable Zone (Nvz) - We have checked the Environment Agency's NVZ map which shows the farm within a Nitrate Vulnerable Zone.Health And Safety - Interested parties are reminded that the property is a working farm. We, therefore, ask that you are as vigilant as possible when viewing the property. Be aware of moving vehicles, keep away from machinery and livestock and do not climb on any structural buildings.Plans, Areas And Schedules - The plans provided and areas stated in these sales particulars are for guidance only and are subject to verification with the title deeds.Method Of Sale - For Sale by Private Treaty, as a whole, as identified on the sale plan. Interested Parties are asked to register their interest with the selling agents. This is particularly important for those who have downloaded the sales particulars from the website. The vendor reserves the right to conclude the sale by any means.Anti-Money Laundering Regulations - The Agent must comply with Anti Money Laundering regulations. As part of the requirements, the Agent must obtain evidence of the identity and proof of address of potential buyers. Prior to an offer being accepted, all parties who are purchasing must provide the necessary evidence.Contracts And Completion - Contracts are to be exchanged as soon as possible with completion by agreement, and after harvest of the growing crops.Viewings - All viewings are to be accompanied and by appointment with the Agents, BoultonCooper. Tel: .Key Contacts - Philip M Place FRICS FAAV mob: email:philip. Henry J Scott MSc MRICS mob: email:henry. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_easingwold-d551704/for-sale_i70398194
Nidd Park Stables is a substantial detached home with provides more than 4,500 sq. ft of elegantly appointed accommodation, with exposed timber beams and character features throughout combined with contemporary styling. There are five good sized reception rooms, including a front aspect snooker room that is beautifully presented with its panelled walls, the sitting room with circular skylights and stone fireplace, the practical dual aspect study, the formal dining room with ample space for a family table and chairs and the impressive garden room with its tiled flooring, French doors to the rear terrace and glass ceiling, this room is flooded with natural light. Additionally, there is an open-plan kitchen, designed by Clarity Arts, with breakfast area for a less formal dining experience. This room has a vaulted ceiling with timber beams overhead, as well as fitted contemporary units to base and wall level, a feature brick chimney above the stove, a breakfast bar, a central island and an Aga. The adjoining utility room, pantry and stores providing further space for appliances and home storage.The principal bedroom is located on the ground floor, with its walk-in dressing room and luxury en suite bathroom. There is a further reception room which could be used as an additional bedroom if required. Then completing the ground floor is the useful boot room, wine room and boiler room.Upstairs there are three more well-presented double bedrooms, two of which benefit from built-in storage and the modern family bathroom with freestanding copper bath and separate wet-room shower.Services: Mains electricity. Private water and drainage which we believe is compliant with current regulations.OutsideAccess for vehicles is via a gated entrance at the side of the house, which leads to the block-paved driveway and parking area at the rear, with parking for several vehicles. There is also an integrated triple garage, with the driveway continuing to the outbuildings, which include a barn or further garaging block, two further barns for storage, and a stone outbuilding with potential for development, subject to the necessary consents. The walled front garden features paved and gravel pathways, and attractive beds with various shrubs and plants. At the rear, the garden includes a patio area for alfresco dining, a pavilion with adjoining hot tub and a far-reaching lawn, which extends to more than 350ft, with various mature trees and established hedgerow borders, on the whole set within approximately 2 ½ acres.LocationThe property is in the small village of Nidd, four miles north of Harrogate and surrounded by beautiful North Yorkshire parkland. The village of Ripley is two miles away, offering various everyday amenities, including a local shop, a pub and a primary school, while Harrogate has a wider variety of shopping, plus a choice of supermarkets. There is an array of excellent facilities in Harrogate, including the superb Harrogate Golf Club, and cultural attractions, including cinemas, theatres and galleries. Outstanding-rated schooling in the area is available at Meadowside Academy in Knaresborough, St. Robert's in Harrogate, and for secondary, St. John Fisher in Harrogate. Harrogate's mainline station provides services to London King's Cross, while the A1(M) is just seven miles away. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_harrogate-d196357/for-sale_i71409243
Arguably one of the finest private residences in this highly sought after semi rural suburb, less than 20 minutes' drive away from the spa town of Ilkley, this Grade II Listed farmhouse with attached barn conversion is set amidst approx. 12 acres of grazing land and is appointed to a remarkable standard in true Grand Designs style. A truly magnificent home which has to be seen to be fully appreciated. Dacre, Son & Hartley of Baildon are immensely proud to offer to the market Ash House Farm; a quite remarkable residence consisting of a Grade II Listed farmhouse, currently run as a successful holiday let, and a substantial barn conversion with over 5,000 sq. ft. of internal living space finished to an impeccable standard. Set amidst approximately 12 acres of grazing land including an orchard, with 7 stables, garaging and ample courtyard parking.The FarmhouseThis charming Grade II Listed farmhouse, previously the principal residence at Ash House Farm, is now run as a successful holiday let generating an attractive income. The finish throughout is superb with stylish fixtures and fittings paired with contemporary decor. On the ground floor are three spacious reception rooms consisting of a living room, sitting room and dining room. There is a modern fitted kitchen with integrated appliances, along with a utility/boot room and useful ground floor W.C. On the first floor are three double bedrooms all with en suites. Features include exposed beams and stone walls, log burners, cast iron radiators and a vaulted cellar.Externally there is a walled garden to the front which is predominantly lawned, along with a paved seating terrace to the rear with further lawned area and garage for parking. A biomass boiler heats the farmhouse and there are wooden sash double glazed windows throughout. The water is spring fed via a filtration system and there is a privately owned septic tank which is shared with the barn.The BarnA true Grand Designs style conversion which impresses the minute you walk through the front door. The entrance hall with its floating staircase leading to the first floor opens up to a series of light filled interconnected living spaces, including a spectacular kitchen area with two islands and a separate Butler's kitchen which also works as a bar area. Hand crafted by Eastburn Pine the kitchen features Corian style worktops and base units made from reclaimed wood from a Dutch cheese factory. From the kitchen area via floor to ceiling sliding doors, the seating terrace at the rear is accessed providing a superb al fresco entertaining space. The kitchen and dining area leads to a relaxed family space with a feature gas fire and a more formal living room enjoying a welcoming wood burning stove. Both rooms enjoy good natural light levels from large arched windows, with the living room having a double height ceiling further adding to the overall sense of space throughout this magnificent property. There is a games room with floor to ceiling sliding doors opening onto the rear gardens, and a spacious office useful for those who work from home. Finishing off the ground floor is a gym, utility room, two W.C.'s and access to the integral double garage.The first floor consists of three principle double bedrooms accessed via the floating staircase in the entrance hall, and three further double bedrooms in an attached Guest Wing with its own staircase towards the rear of the property. The principal bedroom consists of a luxurious master suite with walk in wardrobe and well appointed en suite. Two further double bedrooms are approached from an impressive open landing overlooking the living room, and both bedrooms have en suite facilities and built in wardrobes. The Guest Wing, which is perfect for extended family or staying guests, has three further double bedrooms, one with en suite shower room, and a separate house bathroom. Heating is provided by a ground source heat pump, which along with the biomass boiler for the farmhouse, means there is no gas bill.Externally, the front courtyard provides ample parking and sweeps around the barn leading to a large double garage with remote control roller shutter doors. The courtyard also leads to the stables and other stone outbuildings with potential to convert to further rental accommodation subject to planning permission. To the rear of the barn is an extensive seating terrace housing a hot tub and barrel sauna, and a raised lawned garden with access to the orchard and surrounding grazing land. The water is spring fed via a filtration system and there is a privately owned septic tank which is shared with the farmhouse.The sale of Ash House Farm provides a rare and unique opportunity to acquire a home of considerable size and quality, situated in stunning country surroundings less than 2 miles from Baildon and just over 15 minutes' drive to Ilkley.Baildon is a popular village which offers a wide variety of amenities including shops, restaurants and recreational facilities including a golf course, rugby, cricket and football grounds. Baildon has a rural location with moorland countryside close by as well as allowing daily commuting by rail to Leeds and Bradford. Motorway and air networks are also within easy reach. The area is also close to the World Heritage site of Saltaire and to the green corridor of the Leeds Liverpool Canal with its scenic walks and national cycle path.Local Authority & Council Tax BandThe City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council - Council Tax Band G. Tenure, Services & Parking Freehold. Mains electricity is installed. Domestic heating is from a ground source heat pump for the Barn and a biomass boiler for the Farmhouse. Spring fed water via a filtration system and a privately owned septic tank. Driveway parking and double garage.Internet & Mobile CoverageInformation obtained from the Ofcom website indicates that an internet connection is available from at least one provider. Mobile coverage (outdoors), is also available from at least one of the UKs four leading providers. For further information please refer to: From the roundabout in the centre of Baildon proceed up Northgate, continue over the cattle grid which leads to the Hamlet of Low Springs. Hawksworth Road turns into Potter Brow Road, and as the road bends to the right, Sconce Lane is a left turn and is signposted. Continue up Sconce Lane, which is a single track road with passing places, and Ash House Farm is located on the left around half way up. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/rooms_1_baildon-d543040/for-sale_i70360844
The propertyDesigned with a biophilic focus a desire to connect with nature to improve health and well-being this unique stone and black clad home boasts an aesthetic that melds with the local landscape. At the same time, it offers a truly impressive level of modern luxury and convenience.As you enter the ground floor, breath taking views greet you from every angle. Designed by Studio Nest, the heart of this home lies in the expansive, bespoke kitchen, dining, and family space, adorned with a large kitchen island that invites culinary creativity. The open layout seamlessly connects this area to the terrace, grounds, and the awe-inspiring long-distance views beyond. The bespoke kitchen features impeccable design and is accompanied by a walk-in pantry, ensuring ample storage space, and a practical laundry room. However, the ground floor has much more to offer. A separate sitting room, boasting a captivating feature fireplace, provides a serene space for quiet evenings, while a dedicated home gym/office allows you to prioritize self-care and well-being or working form home. Moving upstairs via beautiful feature steel and timber staircase, the master bedroom awaits, offering panoramic, long-range views that overlook the lush green fields of the Wharfe Valley. Built-in double wardrobes and a generously sized en suite and dressing room add to the luxurious ambiance to this private retreat. The dressing room could also act as a fifth bedroom should a purchaser require. A separate guest suite, also blessed with captivating long-range views, includes an en suite bathroom and a stylish dressing area. There are also two additional double bedrooms that complete the first floor with a beautifully designed house bathroom, featuring a freestanding bath that adds a touch of elegance.Services: Mains water, drainage and 3 phase electric. True fibre 'gigabit' internet connection / phone. Air source heat pump with mains pressure hot water tank. Underfloor heating to ground floor and bathrooms.OutsideDesigned by Rob Hardy & Co Garden Design, the property is approached through electric gates leading to a spacious block paved and gravel parking area giving access to the integral double garage with a fitted 22Kw electric car charger. The garden to the front has a substantial lawned area. To the rear there are borders planted up with a wide range of plants and shrubbery. There is also a beautiful terrace ideal for entertaining and al fresco dining, the whole enjoying sweeping views over the Wharfe Valley.LocationKearby is a small hamlet of properties closely situated to the highly desirable village of Kirkby Overblow. The village boasts a choice of two public houses, a farm shop, a church and a highly regarded primary school. Just a few miles from the picturesque market town of Wetherby and the spa/conference town of Harrogate which offer supermarkets, plenty of shops, an excellent selection of restaurants, cafes, bars and various leisure and cultural facilities. The A1(M) is about 5 miles which provides excellent access North and links with the national motorway network. The railway station at Harrogate connects with the mainline stations at York and Leeds giving fast services to London Kings Cross and Edinburgh. Leeds Bradford Airport is located 11 miles away.For families, the Golden Triangle boasts some of the very finest schools in the country. From Ashville College and Leeds Grammar two of the UK's leading independent schools and the highly successful King James's School in Knaresborough to the well-regarded nearby village primaries at Sicklinghall and Kirkby Overblow. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_kearby-d580879/for-sale_i70938985
Luxurious barn conversion with cottage, substantial agricultural buildings and land.Manor Farm is a comprehensive property package comprising a handsome barn conversion of more than 3500 sq ft, a separate cottage offering ancillary accommodation, substantial outbuildings, gardens and paddocks. It enjoys a rural location in the Vale of Pickering, highly convenient for Malton. The principal house is a recent conversion of period farm buildings, offering versatile accommodation and finished to an exacting standard inside and out. The whole is offered for sale with no onward chain.Entrance and staircase hall, drawing room, kitchen/breakfast room, dining/living room, entertainment room/bar, utility room, boot room, shower room, wc, plant roomFamily room, principal bedroom suite with dressing room and bathroom, 2 further bedrooms, house bathroomCottage: kitchen/dining/sitting room, utility room, principal bedroom suite with bathroom, bedroom 2/dressing room, bedroom 3, bathroom. Walled garden.Double garage, office2 general purpose agricultural sheds, cattle shed, utility shedGardens, polytunnel, dog run, paddocksIn all just under 13 acresLot 2 further land totalling nearly 22 acres including 865 metres of river frontage available by separate negotiationMore Details - Manor Farm is a sympathetic conversion of a traditional nineteenth century barn. Agricultural fittings have been restored and upcycled to reveal the authentic character of this fine original building. Not only does this include the restoration of the ceiling beams, roof trusses and steels but also the light fittings, staircase treads, mellow floorboards, rustic doors and door furniture, textured oak wall boarding and stone fireplace. Both oak-framed porches were added in 2024. Much of the interior of this house feels like a newbuild and the emphasis is clearly on comfort and luxury with underfloor heating, column radiators, a bespoke staircase with glazed balustrade, high specification fixtures and fittings throughout, and superfast broadband cabled to the property.The main entrance opens to a central hall with cloaks cupboard and a full-height window and glazed door connecting to the walled garden opposite. An everyday door opens onto a customised boot room with a cloakroom alongside. Beyond lies the fabulous L-shaped kitchen/dining/sitting room with French doors opening onto the breakfast courtyard. This magnificent family room is characterised by vaulted ceilings, mellow beams, the original steels, barn windows and exposed brickwork. The bespoke fitted kitchen is nearly new and includes a large island unit with rounded corners, an induction hob and a family-sized breakfast bar with a resin worksurface. The kitchen also has a double Belfast sink above which sits an east facing window offering a fine outlook over the dog run and paddocks beyond; there are Fisher & Paykel integrated appliances, a boiling water tap and filtered water system, and quartz worksurfaces. Alongside is a well-equipped utility room. Double doors also open west to the party room, a tremendous 29 ft space with a part-timber, part-glazed roof draped in a mature wisteria, banquette seating, a large custom-made bar, pizza oven and built in barbeque, and doors to the walled south facing garden. The 24 ft dining room is open to the kitchen; it has three full-sized arched windows and an impressive stone fireplace housing an electric stove. At the far western end of the house is the beautifully proportioned drawing room with bifold doors opening onto the west facing terrace.On the first floor the staircase rises to a family room on the landing, ideal as an informal sitting room and/or study. The bedrooms are all large doubles with ceilings that rise into the vaulted roof space. The principal bedroom suite has a dressing room and bathroom, two skylights and a full height window giving far-reached views west. The two further double bedrooms are served by a large house bathroom with a freestanding bath tub and shower unit.The accommodation is very adaptable and includes a ground floor bathroom.Cottage - Known as 'The Smithy', this single storey cottage is entirely self-contained with its own front entrance on the main drive and its own parking accessed by electric gates. The cottage is ideal for extended family or for use as a holiday let. The cottage comes with a walled garden and patio area linked to the main house via a secure gate; there are also sliding doors to a west facing area of lawn. All three bedrooms face west and bedroom 3 is currently used as a dressing room. The cottage has luxurious fixtures and fittings throughout, and its independent heating system is fuelled by the ground source heat pump.Outside - The property is accessed via a quiet, single track country lane, and is set back discreetly from any passing traffic. A private drive, flanked by laurel trees and broad grass verges, sweeps past the cottage and outbuildings to the detached double garage in front of the house. The land sits largely behind the house and is divided into paddocks enclosed and divided by post and rail fencing. The old fold yard has been beautifully landscaped to create a private, sheltered walled garden that enjoys a south facing orientation and is connected to the party room. On the west of the house and accessed via bifold doors is a west facing paved terrace with a brick-built rill holding a contemporary water feature.Outbuildings - The detached garage has electric roller shutter doors, power and light. Alongside is a fully-equipped and insulated office. There is planning permission for an additional double garage.Four substantial steel-framed, multi-purpose outbuildings, all with light and power, face a large area of hardstanding. A concealed builders' yard sits at the rear. One of the larger sheds has a mezzanine and workshop area, one is concrete and insulated panel. All steel sheds are secure with lockable doors and large electric roller shutter doors. The outbuilding farthest from the house is a livestock shed with a farmgate alongside giving access to the land. This would be ideal for equestrian interests.Environs - Malton 4 miles, Pickering 7 miles, York 20 miles, Scarborough 25 milesRyton is a rural hamlet just outside Malton, close to the A169 Pickering Road and three miles from the A64 connecting to York, Leeds and the national motorway network. The Georgian market town of Malton straddles the North York Moors, Howardian Hills and Yorkshire Wolds. It has a national reputation as Yorkshire's Food Capital with its cafes and restaurants, artisan food producers, brewers and Food Lovers Festival. Along with its wide range of independent shops are supermarkets, with Marks & Spencer just over County Bridge. Local amenities abound including a community hospital, doctors' surgery, tennis courts, swimming pool, gyms, cinema and arts venue. Within catchment is Malton School (Ofsted 'Good' with 'Outstanding' Sixth Form), and within reach are Ampleforth College, Terrington Hall and York's independent schools. The railway station offers direct links to the coast, mainline York and on to Leeds, London, Liverpool and Manchester Airport.General - Tenure: FreeholdEPC Rating: House C, Cottage CServices & Systems: Mains electricity and water. Zoned heating with thermostats in every room. Cabled superfast broadband. Solar panels on the house and sheds, ground source heat pump.Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.Viewing: Strictly by appointmentLocal Authority: North Yorkshire Council Money Laundering Regulations: Prior to a sale being agreed, prospective purchasers are required to produce identification documents in order to comply with Money Laundering regulations. Your co-operation with this is appreciated and will assist with the smooth progression of the sale.Directions: From Ryton head along Ryton Rigg Road, as signposted, and the drive to the property can be found onthe right hand side, immediately beyond the farmhouse. ///crucially.edge.pricingPhotographs, particulars and showreel: February & April 2024NB: Google map images may neither be current nor a true representation. 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Glorious country house near Malton with land, outbuildings and ancillary accommodation.Walnut Tree Farm sits on the edge of a peaceful rural village just outside Malton, at the foot of Thorpe Bassett Wold. Formerly a traditional farmhouse dating from 1792, it has been extended into its adjoining barns and renovated with great skill, successfully blending the old and the new, the original house and its farm buildings, to create a substantial family property of nearly 6500 sq ft. It retains a range of traditional outbuildings and an early nineteenth century barn that now provides superb ancillary accommodation. The setting can barely be surpassed; it is flagged by the North York Moors to the north and the Yorkshire Wolds to the east, and its principal rooms overlook its land and the rising chalkland hills beyond. Framed by open countryside on three sides, this is a discreet country house almost entirely concealed from public view.The village of Thorpe Bassett has a noteworthy history; it was procured from the presiding Lords of the manor, Cnut and his brother Gamal, by William the Conqueror following the Norman Conquest in 1066. Its restored parish church is of Norman origin.Entrance and staircase hall, cloakroom, wc, kitchen, living/breakfast room, pantry, boot room, laundry room, 5 reception rooms including a games roomPrincipal bedroom suite with en suite bathroom, 4 further bedrooms, 2 further bathrooms (1 en suite)Barn: kitchen/living room, 2 bedrooms both with en suite bathroomsLeisure suite: gym, steam room with integral shower, wcTriple car port, 4 stores including gardener's wc, Dutch barn with garaging and storage, dog kennelGardens and grounds, wildlife pondIn all some 12.3 acresMore Details - The original farmhouse was comprehensively and sympathetically renovated in 2005 retaining the character of its farmhouse heritage with magnificent fireplaces, exposed beams and trusses. Over the years, the current owners have upgraded the property, including a complete refurbishment of the barn and outbuildings. In addition, they have carried out regular maintenance work both inside and out. The fixtures and fittings are high specification and the bathrooms were all newly fitted three years ago; there is underfloor heating to the ground floor and electric underfloor heating to the bathrooms, all of the sash windows are hardwood and bespoke, the ironwork is custom-made by Sherburn Metalwork, there are cast iron column radiators, oak panelled doors and floorboards.The superb 33ft family kitchen/breakfast/living room has a double height ceiling with exposed roof trusses. Two sets of French doors give access to an east facing morning terrace with its lavender garden and a sheltered west facing afternoon terrace. The kitchen itself has multiple units and integrated appliances, an oil-fired heat storage Aga with an electric AGA Integrated Module (the Module has a double oven, grill and gas hob), an island unit, Carron Phoenix double sink, Quartz kitchen surfaces, space to accommodate a family-sized dining table and an informal living area. Both the dining room and snug are teeming with character having exposed timber ceilings and an Inglenook fireplace shared by a single chimney. The 25ft sitting room has a deep bay with door and an open fire housing a cast iron grate. Also with a south facing bay, the study has a pretty fireplace and views across the sweeping drive. Formerly an adjoining barn, the games room is a magnificent, double height space with a contemporary inset fireplace and a range of fitted bookcases and cupboards. There are ample storage options on both floors with walk-in cupboards and fitted wardrobes in all of the bedrooms, and a pretty cast iron fireplace in bedroom 3. The bedrooms are beautifully styled and the bathrooms have contemporary fittings with ceramic RAK sinks and showers. Two have freestanding baths, with a further freestanding bath in the Barn.Ancillary Accommodation - The traditional barn dates from 1835 and was renovated in 2016 by the current owners; its stylish living space including a kitchen/living room and two en suite bedrooms has a double height ceiling and exposed brick walls; there are mellow oak trusses and beams and a fabulous staircase with oak treads and bespoke ironwork. This is luxurious self-contained accommodation that blends high tech and high spec fittings alongside a sensitive restoration. It has its own paved terrace and private view across open countryside, and the views from the first floor are exceptional. The barn is linked to the main house by a covered, paved walkway.Outbuildings - There is a range of outbuildings dating from 1821, all contiguous to the house. The leisure suite has a gym and steam room with integral shower and wc, and bifold doors open on to the sheltered terrace with glorious views beyond. The stores are numerous and three could be reinstated as stables with an additional tack room. One of the stores holds the boiler for the barn and a gardener's wc. There is also an agricultural Dutch barn which holds the oil tank, and a secure garage and dog kennel which is accessed via the alternative/delivery entrance through timber gates.Garden And Grounds - Timber gates open to the gravelled drive that follows a procession of cherry trees and sweeps around to the main entrance and triple car port with walnut tree standing sentinel. In front is an extensive parking area and the drive continues through to the outer area with outbuildings, Dutch barn with additional garaging and perimeter wall with gated access to the grounds beyond. Abutting the house and accessed from the kitchen/breakfast/living room is a terrace alongside a parterre garden with clipped box hedging and lavender beds. The extensive grounds are lawned and sweep around the house extending to three sides; there is a wildlife pond towards the eastern boundary. The versatile land could be reinstated as separate paddocks and is flat so ideal for a tennis court or football/rugby pitch. On the southern boundary is a deep bank and on its crest a line of clipped laurel hedging that serves to screen Walnut Tree Farm from its far neighbour. The whole is secure and bounded by hedged fencing.Environs - Rillington 1 mile, Malton 6 miles, Scarborough 19 miles, York 23 miles, Leeds 50 milesThorpe Bassett is an attractive rural village located between York and Scarborough, surrounded by open farmland and on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. The nearby village of Rillington has a doctors' surgery, fish & chip shop, two public houses, primary school, post office and village store. There is a useful footpath direct from the property boundary to the village. Walnut Tree Farm is convenient for the A64 trunk road connecting to Malton, York, Leeds and the east coast.General - Tenure: FreeholdEPC Rating: Walnut Tree Farm D, Barn DServices & Systems: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage. Oil central heating.Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.Viewing: Strictly by appointmentLocal Authority: Ryedale District Council Directions: On the A64 from Malton heading to Scarborough, drive into Rillington and almost immediately turn right on Collinson Lane as indicated by a signpost to 'Thorpe Bassett'. Continue into the village passing the church. The drive to the property is found on the right hand side as indicated by a Holly Tree House sign. Take this drive and the main gates will be seen on the right hand side. 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The propertyGrasmere House is a substantial five bedroom detached country house set in approximately 8.5 acres with 4,106 sq. ft. of living accommodation and over 6,000 sq. ft. of total floor area. The property is set in a peaceful rural position and features handsome stone elevations with climbing wisteria, while inside there is light, airy living space with elegant, understated accommodation and contemporary fittings.There are four reception rooms on the ground floor including an extremely spacious drawing room. With its wooden flooring, fireplace and triple aspect, including two sets of French doors, it is a splendid space in which to relax or entertain. There is also dining room, which adjoins the well-equipped kitchen in an open-plan layout, as well as a comfortable snug and a home office. Additionally, the large laundry room provides space for storage and home appliances, while the pantry and boot room provide further useful storage space.There are four well-presented bedrooms on the first floor, including the generous principal bedroom, which has an en suite bathroom, extensive fitted storage and French doors opening onto a balcony. The second bedroom has a dressing room and an en suite bathroom, and the first floor also has a family shower room. Further up on the second floor there is a further well-proportioned double bedroom in the eaves, with an en suite shower room.Both the ground floor and first floor accommodation benefits from underfloor heating. The property also has the added advantage of a ground source pump.Agents note/planning: Prospective purchasers are advised that they must make their own enquiries to the local planning authority for the planning permission - Application Ref No 21/04529/FUL. Full planning permission to; add another bedroom; extend the family room; reconfigure other parts of the house adding 540sq. ft. Please contact the agent for visuals.Services: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage via septic tank. LPG gas. Ground source heat pump for hot water and central heating.OutsideThe property is set in a rural position and is surrounded by extensive gardens and grounds. There are two main outbuildings the barn/ garage and the carport, which provide plenty of parking space in addition to the gravel courtyard area. There are solar panels fitted on the roof of the garage which provides enough electricity to power the electric car charging points. The gardens include extensive paved and gravel terracing, a vegetable garden with raised beds and a greenhouse, an ornamental pond, a wood-fired hot tub and rolling lawns and meadows, with border flowerbeds, various shrubs and numerous mature specimen trees.LocationGrasmere House is surrounded by stunning countryside on the edge of the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Everyday amenities can be found in nearby Kettlesing, Birstwith or Hampsthwaite, while historic and popular Harrogate has a variety of shopping and leisure facilities, including a superb selection of cafes, restaurants and pubs, as well as independent shops and cultural attractions. There is a fine choice of schooling in the area, including a primary school in Kettlesing as well as the outstanding-rated Hampsthwaite C of E Primary School and the prestigious private school, Belmont Grosvenor School. The area has easy access to a variety of excellent walking, riding and cycling routes, as well as a choice of golf courses in the Harrogate area. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_high-birstwith-d548052/for-sale_i69213099
Lowfield Farm is located on the outskirts of the highly regarded and much sought-after village of Barwick-In-Elmet, enjoying a rural and peaceful setting. This stunning property offers over 4000 sq ft of living accommodation and was constructed in 2012. The ground floor of this expansive home provides spacious and flexible living space ideal for families and those that like to entertain. In brief the property comprises: a large reception hall with a solid oak return staircase leading to the first-floor accommodation with storage cupboard below, cloakroom with w.c., snug/family room, large utility room/office with w.c., pantry, formal lounge and a separate dining room. A spacious and light open plan living/breakfast kitchen from Jeremy Wood Interiors, featuring a magnificent central island unit with Italian marble top and a wealth of high-quality solid wood storage units fitted at floor and wall height with granite top work surfaces. These incorporate an array of high spec integrated appliances including a dishwasher, fridge freezer unit, steam oven, two further ovens, microwave oven, induction hob and champagne sink unit. The also kitchen provides access to a living / party room which is an ideal space to entertain, with 'French' patio doors opening out on to a large paved patio with pizza oven and the landscaped gardens beyond. The solid oak wood staircase leads to a galleried landing area providing access to all the bedrooms. The master suite has a picture window to the front elevation with a large walk-in wardrobe and is serviced by its own luxurious en-suite shower room. The second bedroom is also spacious and benefits from a modern en-suite shower room. There are three further bedrooms all with fitted wardrobes; complemented by a contemporary house bathroom with separate walk-in shower.OUTSIDE - This private home is approached via secure electric gates leading to an extensive driveway and turning circle with a delightful stone water feature and provides generous parking for numerous vehicles. The south facing landscaped gardens to the rear of the property along with the patio is a real selling feature being beautifully maintained and enjoys complete privacy. To the immediate rear is an extensive paved patio area accessed via the kitchen, dining room and living room and is ideal for alfresco dining and outdoor entertaining with a purpose-built area housing a hot tub. Steps lead up to a large lawned garden with established borders. A footpath leads to a superb timber-built summer house with seating area, power, lighting, water and air conditioning installed. An additional wooden gazebo makes for a perfect games area and there is also a 'Reindeer House' with a firepit.EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES - From the main house a gravelled driveway provides additional parking and access to excellent equestrian facilities featuring three paddocks and a floodlit menage. The newly built stable block incorporates six stables, a feed store and tack room. A converted barn opposite provides additional living space and incorporates a living room, kitchen, bedroom and shower room. A large, covered vehicle bay area is designed to house tractors, lawn mowers and trailers and there is also a large barn perfect for storage. Homes of this calibre are few and far between, even less that are in the heart of such a sought-after village. Barwick in Elmet is a popular and conveniently located village to the East of Leeds and approximately 6 miles south of the market town of Wetherby and readily accessible to the A1/M1 link road and M62. For the commuter, there is a railway station approximately 2.5 miles away at Garforth from where the journey time into Leeds City Centre is 12 minutes approximately. Amenities within the village itself include primary school, general stores, post office, public houses, maypole and historic church. The new 'East Leeds Orbital Route' now means that those living in Barwick In Elmet can drive to 'The Springs' retail and leisure park in less than 10 minutes. Access to both Leeds and York takes around 25 minutes via the A64.AGENT'S NOTE - There is currently a planning application submitted for the creation of a substantial detached garage block - a decision is outstanding. Contact us for further details. Council tax band: G For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_aberford-road-d590630/for-sale_i69975834
A magnificent, individual detached family home of approximately 5430 sq. ft. revealing beautifully presented accommodation of great quality and charm together with a versatile living space ideal for a growing family. The property is set in generous, private gardens in this most exclusive and sought-after area superbly located for outstanding schools, ease of access into Leeds city centre and great amenities. The ground floor is approached through a beautiful entrance vestibule leading into an imposing reception hall with guest w.c. There is a stunning lounge/den with new carpets and fireplace which leads into a fabulous newly fitted bespoke bar area. One of the most striking features of the house is the generous, light and airy orangery which boasts underfloor heating, electric blinds and double doors with views of the stunning rear garden. The orangery leads to the elegant modern fitted kitchen with Miele steam oven and microwave, two dishwashers, a Lacanche oven, instant boiling hot water tap, an island for entertaining and a spacious walk in pantry with fitted cupboards. There is also a utility room with fitted cupboards which is accessed from both entrances, a separate dining room with a gas fire and doors to the garden and a further study with fitted furniture. The second entrance hall has built in storage cupboards and door leading into the double garage. To the front of the property is an additional living room with feature recessed ceiling lighting. Stairs lead to the first floor where five/ six bedrooms can be located all having fitted wardrobes. The stunning principal bedroom suite has a large balcony, a generous dressing room with fitted wardrobes and dressing table and a door leading in to a beautiful en suite with shower, bath, w.c. and two wash hand basins. A living room accompanies the master bedroom which alternatively could be used as a further bedroom. Two further bedrooms have newly fitted luxury en suite facilities there is a modern house shower room. The property is approached through electrically operated entry gates leading to the integral double garage which has electric car charging points and plumbing for a washing machine. There is extensive driveway parking to the front of the property together with a lawned garden and numerous trees and mature shrubs providing screening from Sandmoor Avenue. One of the many outstanding features of this property are the immaculately maintained and extensively stocked south facing rear garden with a large patio area perfect for outside entertaining.Sandmoor Avenue is regarded as one of the most exclusive residential locations in Leeds being within walking distance of the acclaimed Grammar School at Leeds and a short drive from excellent shops at Moortown. The superb golf courses of Alwoodley, Moortown and Sandmoor are literally 'on the doorstep' and the fashionable David Lloyd Centre is similarly close-by. Central Leeds is approximately 5 miles away and the spa town of Harrogate and Leeds/Bradford airport are within easy reach. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_alwoodley-d546508/for-sale_i69686021
Fine and Country takes great pleasure in bringing to the market Low Park Farm which forms part of a cluster of five dwellings converted from a range of farm buildings and sits within approximately five acres of land offering far reaching countryside views and privacy. The property exudes sophistication and style, with spacious living areas bathed in natural light, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Located in this beautiful and rural location yet remaining within easy reach of extensive facilities with the A64 and A1/M on hand providing excellent access to major commercial centres of Leeds and York. Tadcaster is within a short distance, with good local schooling and recreational facilities. This spacious home boasts stylish interiors and high-end finishes throughout, creating a truly elegant living space. You are welcomed by an entrance hall with stylish storage cupboards, leading into a magnificent reception hall, with a bespoke glass staircase, underfloor heating, and a dual aspect fireplace. The beautiful family lounge area features bi-folding doors and a central media wall, making it the perfect relaxation area. Continuing the ground floor accommodation there is a children's playroom, utility room, guest W.C and a fabulous open plan kitchen dining room, with luxury finishes throughout, built in bar area, snug and bi-folding doors leading out to the formal gardens making it the ultimate entertaining space.The first floor is accessed via the bespoke staircase in the reception hall, the first-floor accommodation offers a stunning master bedroom, serviced by its own modern en-suite shower room and dressing room. As well as four further double bedrooms, two en-suite bathrooms and a luxurious house bathroom comprising a 'Jacuzzi' style bath and double length walk-in shower cubicle. Externally the property has generous parking available with a gated gravel driveway, detached double garage all being fully alarmed with the added benefit of CCTV security cameras. Low Park Farm has extensive formal gardens amounting to approximately five acres of land with far reaching countryside views and a natural wildlife swimming lake, with sloping beach, perfect for enjoying sunny days in complete privacy or outdoor entertaining. The scenic surroundings provide a tranquil backdrop, ideal for those seeking a secure and sophisticated lifestyle. For more details and to contact: https://realtyww.info/houses_chantry-lane-d635902/for-sale_i71056384
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