The Old Parsonage is a stunning early Victorian family home with an abundance of original period features, designed by William Butterfield in 1854. The property sits in a peaceful setting, surrounded by mature gardens, a separate detached coach house, and a range of outbuildings, including a pool house with heated pool. The village of Baldersby St James, where the property is located, features several notable buildings designed by Butterfield, including the Grade I listed church and a Grade II* listed primary school. The property offers elegant and well-proportioned reception rooms, high ceiling heights on the first floor, and a kitchen/breakfast room with newly installed range cookers. The principal bedroom has a window seat, bay window, and adjoining dressing room, while the grounds are fully secured behind high wrought iron gates and a brick-built perimeter fence. The property is conveniently situated between Thirsk and Ripon, with mainline rail connections available in nearby towns, making it an ideal location for commuters.