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Our Summary
- A range of well maintained and upgraded traditional stone buildings offering storage and stabling facilities or potential for alternative uses subject to consents
- Thebuildings currently providing an excellent level of storage, however they offerhuge potential for adaptation to suit a variety of buyers
- Well suited forequestrian or smallholding needs, they could be utilised to create home workingspace or additional accommodation, subject to all necessary planning andbuilding consentsIn all the property is setwithin 16
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Description
The property is a sensitively restored 17th-century farmhouse set within 16.5 acres of land in a sheltered, south-facing position within the North York Moors National Park. The house itself is surrounded by garden and grounds to all sides, with a lawned garden at the front featuring a small brook and several mature trees. The farmhouse has undergone a thorough restoration in recent years, preserving its character and original features wherever possible.
The property features a range of rooms, including a kitchen, sitting room, study/double bedroom, and house bathroom on the ground floor, and a pair of double bedrooms with one showcasing a magnificent cruck beam on the first floor. Alongside the farmhouse are a significant range of farm buildings, which provide over 2,500 square feet of space and include a barn, store rooms, stabling, garage, and workshop. The property is well-suited for those with equestrian or smallholding interests, with around 16 acres of grassland.