3 bed detached house

Grey Riggs is a Grade II listed period home built in the early 18th century, situated on the edge of Crakehall Green in North Yorkshire. The property features a mellow stone façade, bespoke double-glazed sash windows, and beautifully preserved period detailing. The elegant sitting room has a dual aspect with views over the village green and the garden, and opens into a reading area with bespoke fitted cabinetry and shelving.

The dining room is a beautifully presented space with a large sash window, decorative fireplace, and built-in cabinetry. The kitchen is a stylish space with bespoke shaker-style cabinetry, solid wood worktops, and a traditional electric Aga. The property also features a generous walk-in pantry, a well-appointed cloakroom, and a glazed rear door leading to the garden.

The first floor includes a principal bedroom with two large sash windows and window seats, as well as a beautifully proportioned room with a large sash window and a charming view over the village green. A turned staircase with a painted balustrade rises from the central hallway, and the landing offers a welcoming and versatile area with space for a decorative table or chair.