Suttill House is a stunning stone-built period house with a rich history dating back to circa 1846, situated in the picturesque hamlet of Stean, North Yorkshire. The property boasts a beautiful one-bedroom annex and a shepherds 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 to retain its original charm while offering a well-designed layout with an open-plan kitchen-dining room, separate sitting room, and generous utility room. The property enjoys elevated views across the Nidderdale countryside from every window. The annex, which predates the main residence, has been converted into a holiday cottage with open-plan kitchen-dining room, bathroom, and mezzanine bedroom. The outbuildings offer potential for conversion, and the property is surrounded by a pretty, low-maintenance lawned garden with well-stocked borders. Suttill House is an idyllic retreat, perfect for those seeking a peaceful country lifestyle with plenty of opportunities for outdoor pursuits and easy access to nearby towns and cities.