Suttill House is a stunning stone-built period house with an annex, outbuildings, and a four-acre paddock, situated in a picturesque part of North Yorkshire. Dating back to 1846, the property has undergone meticulous renovations to preserve its charming period features while also providing modern amenities. The main residence boasts a well-designed layout with an open-plan kitchen-dining room, separate sitting room, and generous utility room, with three bedrooms and a house bathroom upstairs. The annex, which was originally built as a house for the owner, has been converted into a holiday cottage with an open-plan kitchen-dining room, bathroom, and mezzanine bedroom. The property also features a range of outbuildings with potential for conversion, as well as a fenced paddock and a pretty, low-maintenance lawned garden. Located in the hamlet of Stean, near the village of Middlesmoor, Suttill House offers a peaceful rural retreat with easy access to nearby towns and cities, including Harrogate and Leeds.