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Galphay, Ripon, North Yorkshire Detached house for sale
Galphay, Ripon, North Yorkshire
£5,500,000
Galphay, Ripon, North Yorkshire
£5,500,000
Our Summary
- An extensive range of barns and outbuildings with potential for secondary accommodation and leisure development (subject to planning permission) offering just under 5,000 square feet of additional space
- The barns and outbuildingsThere is an extensive collection of attractive traditional barns that sit alongside and to the rear of the principal house and offer nearly 5,000 square feet of usable space and are ripe for conversion to provide either further accommodation and/or leisure facilities such as party rooms, home offices, spa, gym, cinema room or a host of other uses, subject to the grant of the required planning permission
- Planning: Prospective purchasers are advised that they should make their own enquiries of the local planning authority as to the current status and future potential of the land and buildings being sold
- [use Contact Agent Button] Health and Safety: Given the potential hazards of working farms and farmland we ask you to be as vigilant and careful as possible when making your inspection
Description
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Braithwaite Hall is a rare opportunity to purchase a beautiful Grade II listed country house surrounded by stunning countryside in North Yorkshire. The property features a timber-framed country house with four bedrooms, two attic rooms, two bathrooms, and four reception rooms, offering over 5,000 square feet of accommodation. The estate also includes an extensive range of barns and outbuildings with potential for secondary accommodation and leisure development, subject to planning permission. The property is situated in a prime location, close to the Yorkshire Dales, and has a beautiful historic parkland approach and setting. The surrounding land, which totals around 300 acres, includes extensive pastureland, mature native woodland, and a ring fence. The property is approached from the village of Galphay via a private drive, and the house has been lovingly restored to maintain its period charm and character. The estate offers a range of amenities, including a village inn, village hall, and nearby market towns, and is well-connected to the National Road Network.