The Old Rectory is a magnificent country house in North Yorkshire, nestled in the undulating countryside of the Howardian Hills. Dating back to 1565, the property has been updated and improved over the years, including the development of a substantial annexe in the Coach House. The house boasts a beautifully proportioned Regency front, with a central entrance hall, elegant reception rooms, and a country kitchen with modern units and an oil-fired Aga. The principal bedroom suite features a dressing room and elegant bathroom, while the three charming bedrooms on the first floor have exposed beams and arched stone mullion windows. The property also includes a detached cottage, coach house annexe, stables, barn garaging, and a workshop, as well as 22.4 acres of gardens and grounds, including a tennis court, woodland, paddock, and a stream-fed lake with a summer house.