Suttill House is a stunning stone-built period house situated in a picturesque part of North Yorkshire, dating back to circa 1846. The property boasts a beautiful one-bedroom annex and a shepherd's hut, currently used as successful holiday lets, as well as a range of stone-built outbuildings and a four-acre paddock. The main residence has been meticulously renovated and features a well-designed layout with an open-plan kitchen-dining room, separate sitting room, and generous utility room. The property also includes a charming one-bedroom annex, a series of outbuildings with potential for conversion, and a fenced four-acre paddock. The property is surrounded by a low-maintenance lawned garden with well-stocked borders, and is located in the picturesque hamlet of Stean, near the village of Middlesmoor, with its 19th-century public house and church. The property is an ideal escape to the country, with a range of local amenities and services available, including shops, restaurants, and recreational activities such as hiking and cycling.