This 18th-century period stone house, known as Fir Tree, is nestled in the heart of a charming moorland hamlet and boasts a remarkably private garden spanning 0.75 acres. The property has been extended in recent years to create a new wing, which serves as a garden room with potential for an annexe. The original house features a linear layout with a kitchen/breakfast room, three reception rooms, and three bedrooms, with a study and laundry room on the first floor. The property also includes outbuildings, a car port, and a summer house, offering great scope and versatility. The garden is a collage of color and structure, with snaking paths, avenues of grass, and expanses of lawn, providing sunny areas with dappled shade. The property is surrounded by well-established hedging and fencing, offering 360-degree privacy. The hamlet is located near Goathland, Whitby, and Pickering, with York being approximately 40 miles away.