Suttill House is a stunning stone-built period house with an annexe, outbuildings, and a four-acre paddock, situated in a picturesque part of North Yorkshire. Dating back to circa 1846, the property has undergone a meticulous renovation and is now presented in immaculate condition, retaining its original period features. The main residence has a well-designed layout, with an open-plan kitchen-dining room, separate sitting room, and generous utility room, all with elevated views of the surrounding countryside. The property also features a one-bedroom annexe, currently run as a successful holiday let, as well as a range of outbuildings with potential for conversion. The property is surrounded by a low-maintenance lawned garden, with a dry stone wall, and is located in the hamlet of Stean, near the village of Middlesmoor, with easy access to the market town of Pately Bridge and the spa town of Harrogate.