rmanship or similar environmental scheme. --- High Cow House Farm, situated within the Yorkshire Dales National Park, is a picturesque and productive livestock rearing farm extending to approximately 181.49 hectares (448.47 acres), offering tremendous scope for development. The farm is located above the hamlet of Winterburn, between the villages of Malham and Grassington, and is conveniently situated just 9 miles from the market town of Skipton, which provides a comprehensive range of services and amenities. The property comprises a principal lot (Lot 1) of around 134.01 hectares (331.13 acres), which includes a useful yard area with modern cattle buildings and a building plot with extant planning permission for an agricultural workers dwelling. The yard and buildings provide storage and loose housing for cattle. The land is predominantly meadow and upland grazing, with two natural gills offering water for the livestock. Lot 1 also includes a very useful block of habitat rich upland grazing extending to approximately 47.49 hectares (117.34 acres), linked to the main lot via a bridge and accessible from the village of Hetton. This lot also features two small mature plantations of trees. The property presents an opportunity for environmental stewardship, with potential for upland heath restoration, carbon sequestration, or participation in environmental schemes such as Su[/INST]rmanship to generate income. In addition to the main lots, an additional 12.37 acres with a traditional stone field barn may be available by separate negotiation, offering further flexibility for potential buyers. The farm is set in an idyllic location adjacent to Winterburn Reservoir and provides an attractive and productive opportunity for those looking to invest in the rural Yorkshire Dales.