Common Bottom Farm is a charming 1920s period farmhouse with an annexe and stable block, set in two acres of land surrounded by farmland. The property has been sympathetically updated and extended, offering versatile accommodation with options for separate or integrated living. The farmhouse features a staircase hall, three reception rooms, kitchen/dining room, utility room, and five bedrooms, while the annexe offers a self-contained cottage with its own kitchen, dining/living room, bedroom, and bathroom. The property also includes a double garage, stores, workshop, and three-bay open barn, as well as a stable block with five stables, feed room, and tack room. The beautiful gardens wrap around the house, featuring a lawn, herbaceous borders, raised beds, and a greenhouse. The property is surrounded by farmland and has 360-degree views of the countryside. It is located near the villages of Wheldrake and Thorganby, with York city centre just 10 miles away.