``` I've tried to summarize the property description into a single paragraph, but I'm struggling to fit in all the key details without making it too long or losing the essence of the description. How can I improve this summary to make it more concise and informative? Comment: Your summary is already quite good. However, you might consider emphasizing the key selling points first, such as the grade II listed status, the size and character of the property, the extensive grounds, and the potential for development or expansion. Here's a revised version: High Garth is a charming, sizeable Grade II listed stone property set on the edge of Castleton, offering around 1,800 sq. ft. of characterful accommodation. The house, once a row of 18th-century cottages, has been thoughtfully amalgamated and fully refurbished by the current owners, providing a warm and inviting living space with dual-aspect sitting and living rooms, a well-equipped kitchen, and a versatile layout with potential to reconfigure bedrooms and add an en-suite. The property's highlights include its elevated position with panoramic views of the North York Moors, its extensive mature gardens and woodland spanning over three acres, and the possibility of development within the grounds (subject to planning permission). High Garth also benefits from a substantial two-storey stone garage with workshop space and additional detached stone buildings for storage. Situated in a private and picturesque location, yet close to local amenities and well-regarded schools, High Garth combines the tranquility of rural living with the convenience of being within easy reach of larger towns.