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6 bed property

Red House, Egton, North Yorkshire YO21
£600,000

Our Summary

  • This beautiful home is now in need of a full programme of renovation in order to bring it back to its former glory and create a outstanding family home
  • If you are looking for a substantially built family home were you can really put your own stamp on it and make it your home then this is the property for you with the added potential of the barn conversions really makes this a unique opportunity
  • There is planning passed to convert the stunning barns barns set within a in beautiful courtyard into principle dwellings offering a three bedroom conversion and 2 x two bedroom conversions, all with gardens a parking
  • The full planning permission can be found on the North Yorkshire Moors National Park planning portal under the reference nym/2021/0832/fl
  • A site meeting is a must to really get a feel for the development potential
  • In need of a full programme of renovation and refurbishment
  • Planning permission for the conversion of three large barns

Description

Red House Farm is a traditional detached stone-built farmhouse that requires a full renovation to restore it to its former glory. The property boasts generous proportions, with approximately 2,500 sq ft of living space, and enjoys stunning views of the North Yorkshire Moors from its elevated position. The ground floor features an entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen, dining room, and downstairs shower room, while the first floor comprises four bedrooms, a family bathroom, and a further W.C. The second floor is currently arranged as four rooms, offering potential for conversion into additional bedrooms or a W.C. The property sits within 5.1 acres of land, including a lawned garden, paddocks, and a courtyard with planning permission to convert the barns into three principle dwellings, each with its own garden and parking. The property offers a unique opportunity for a family to put their own stamp on it and make it their home, with the added potential of the barn conversions.