The description of High Garth, a sizeable Grade II listed stone property located on the edge of Castleton village, encapsulates the essence of a characterful home set amidst three acres of mature landscaped gardens and woodland. The property, which was originally a row of 18th-century cottages amalgamated into one, has been thoroughly refurbished by the current owners, who have preserved its historical charm while providing a well-presented and versatile layout over 1,800 square feet. The accommodation includes an entrance porch, a spacious hallway, a dual-aspect sitting room with a multi-fuel stove, a separate living room with a similar stove, and a kitchen with granite worktops and integrated appliances, along with a utility room and a cloakroom. A boiler room with fitted cabinets and a floor-standing oil boiler is also accessible from the house. Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, including a large dual-aspect principal bedroom with the potential for an en-suite, and a family bathroom. The property benefits from a substantial two-storey stone garage building with workshop space and a first-floor storage area, as well as further detached stone buildings for wood and coal storage and a workshop within the grounds. Castleton, a picturesque moorland village in the North York Moors National Park, offers a range of local amenities, including a general store, two public houses, a parish church, and an Ofsted-rated Outstanding primary school. The property is well-connected by the Esk Valley railway line, providing easy access to Whitby, Middlesbrough, and the mainline network.