£330,000 /Sale price

The Yorkshire Property Agency is delighted to introduce this fabulous three-bedroom split-level penthouse occupying the top floor of Grey Towers Hall; an extraordinary Grade II* listed Gothic mansion set within 72 acres of pristine woodland, gardens, and a tranquil lake. With only 12 exclusive apartments, the setting offers both privacy and prestige.Accessed via an impressive stone-pillared portico, residents are welcomed into a magnificent communal hall before ascending to the private entrance on the second floor. Flat 9 presents a stylish and thoughtfully designed interior, beginning with a bright and inviting entrance hall. The heart of the home is the fabulous semi open-plan kitchen and reception room, featuring integrated appliances, a striking feature fireplace, and generous dining space, perfect for entertaining and everyday living.The accommodation further comprises a spacious double bedroom with adjacent contemporary bathroom, a beautiful master bedroom suite with en-suite facilities on the first floor, and an additional reception room, or guest bedroom, set within the building’s turret – a truly unique and characterful feature.Charming period details and attractive hardwood flooring run throughout, while the property also benefits from two allocated private parking spaces, an outdoor storage unit in the courtyard of the building (about the size of a single garage), extensive communal gardens, enchanting woodland walks, and far-reaching views across the Cleveland Hills.The property further benefits from attractive hardwood flooring, charming period features throughout, two allocated private parking spaces, magnificent communal gardens, charming walkways and idyllic woodland and superb surround views of the Cleveland Hills.Please note that the lease contains a no pets clause and there's is no lift in the building.SITUATION & LOCATIONDating back to The Doomsday Book, Nunthorpe was aptly named after the area ‘Thorpe’ was inhabited by a reputable group of Cistercian nuns in the mid 12th Century who then retained their lands after moving to Baysdale and so became Nunthorpe. Now the area boasts attractive tree-lined streets, multiple primary and secondary schools and local amenities including a post office and a pharmacy in addition to numerous popular sports clubs. Nunthorpe is served by both Gypsy Lane and Nunthorpe railway stations, which are on the Esk Valley Line, Middlesbrough station to Whitby. Nunthorpe also has good bus connections to both Middlesbrough and Guisborough and It is located close to main roads like the A174 and A19.Grey Towers Hall is a well-regarded development in the sought-after village of Nunthorpe. This established estate offers a luxury range of family homes set amongst mature trees and winding pathways in addition to local shops, restaurants and pubs and Ofsted 'Outstanding' Nunthorpe Primary Academy.”Middlesbrough 4.9 miles, Darlington 21 miles, Stokesley 4.4 miles, Saltburn 10.9 miles, Durham Tees Valley Airport 16.2 miles. Northallerton, Middlesbrough and Darlington East-Coast Mainline Railway Stations are nearby and provide a regular fast service to London Kings Cross. All distances are approximate.VIEWINGS by appointment only with The Yorkshire Property Agency:   or call on .TENURE: Leasehold: 125 years from 1 August 2003SERVICE CHARGE: Approx £2956 per annumCOUNCIL TAX BAND: ESERVICES: Mains electricity, water and waste. Gas central-heating LOCAL AUTHORITY: MiddlesbroughWhat3Words///maps.lasted.cowboy