£895,000 /Sale price

Grade II listed Georgian farmhouse including a superb range of stone outbuildings. DescriptionHowe Farm offers a rare opportunity to buy a handsome, detached family house dating from the late C18th, along with a substantial range of Grade II listed outbuildings. Standing in a generous plot with gardens on three sides and two later wings, part incorporated and offering significant opportunities for further development. Beyond the gardens are far-reaching views across green pastures. A much-loved family home for 50 years, this Grade II listed farmhouse retains many of its original architectural features, most notably the timber sash and bay windows and full-height open-string staircase with slender turned balusters and moulded handrail. The kitchen occupies one of the larger front reception rooms overlooking the garden, the back kitchen forming a larger utility/boot room accessed directly from the rear courtyard. The remaining reception room is a real highlight, perfectly proportioned, bathed in copious amounts of natural light and adorned with period features. The first and second floors include six bedrooms and two bathrooms, one en suite to the principal bedroom which has far reaching views across the front garden and neighbouring pasture.The two wings provide utility space, an office or craft room and several useful store areas, as well as a garage. The gardens extend around three sides, predominantly lawned, bordered by a high hedge on the roadside and yew along the eastern boundary cut lower to enhance the views across the neighbouring parkland. On the southern side of the house is a charming walled garden providing a sheltered sanctuary, a gate opening to a small paddock dotted with fruit trees. The outbuildings include an extensive grade II listed stone built double storey barn with stabling, a single storey building and the central courtyard has been covered with a modern roof. The whole offers development potential subject to the necessary planning consents. A driveway connects the house and outbuildings. There is an additional block of land adjoining equating to around one acre available by separate negotiation.LocationNearby Malton is now the artisan food capital of North Yorkshire with its award-winning monthly food and farmers markets, as well as a weekly market, and annual Food Lovers’ Festival backed by excellent local shops. There are supermarkets, two breweries, restaurants, the Talbot Hotel, cookery school, tearooms, a cinema, theatre and Castle Gardens five acres of park. Malton and Norton golf club boasts 27 holes and situated about a mile outside Malton. In addition there is Malton Secondary School (Ofsted Good 2023) located on Middlecave Road. There is a station at Malton with quick and regular trains to York, with connections to London Kings Cross on the fast East Coast mainline. The Transpennine trains from Malton originate in Scarborough and, after York, go on to Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool. York is the nearest city, about 18 miles along the A64 which leads on to the A1(M). A short drive to the north is the charming and historic market town of Pickering, home to the North York Moors Railway. Known as the gateway to the Moors, the town boasts a number of public houses, supermarkets, leisure and sport facilities local, independent shops and cafes as well as a 13th century castle, 12th century church, petrol stations, a steam railway and museum. There are local primary and secondary schools within the vicinity (both schools are rated Good by Ofsted).Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.Square Footage: 3,823 sq ft Acreage: 1.47 AcresDirectionswhatthreewords///modes.organ.leathers