5 bedroom house

Great Ayton, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS9 6JQ

Guide Price

£1,250,000

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UNDER OFFER

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GSC Grays, Barnard Castle
12 The Bank,
Barnard Castle,
County Durham,
DL12 8PQ
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  • Beautifully refurbished traditional stone farmhouse and annex cottage, a range of modern and traditional farm buildings with planning consent.
  • Traditional farmhouse
  • Annex cottage
  • Range of farm buildings
  • Development potential with existing planning consents
  • 5.7 acres of grassland

Beautifully refurbished traditional stone farmhouse and annex cottage, a range of modern and traditional farm buildings with planning consent for further development and approx. 5.7 acres of grassland, on the edge of the North York Moors National Park.

Situation and Amenities
Grove Farm is situated on the southern edge of the hamlet of Low Easby in a delightful rural setting, yet just 2.5 miles south from the popular village of Great Ayton, and 3.5 miles east of the market town of Stokesley. The property lies just outside of the North York Moors National Park and enjoys superb views towards Captain Cook’s Monument.

Local amenities can be found in the nearby Great Ayton, which offers a mix of shops, tea rooms, restaurants, cafes and public houses, a library, and not forgetting the well-known Suggitt’s Ice Cream Parlour. Leisure amenities in Great Ayton include tennis courts, a bowling green, bridle paths, cycle tracks, cricket and football pitches. A fuller range of services including a leisure centre and supermarket can be found in Stokesley where there is also a Farmer’s Market on the first Saturday of every month.

The property benefits from excellent road links to the A19, A66 and A1 providing access to Teesside, Newcastle, Durham, York, Harrogate and Leeds. Northallerton Train station is situated 19.5 miles away, which offers regular, mainline rail services to Edinburgh and London Kings Cross.

Description - Farmhouse
Grove Farmhouse is a delightful, traditional stone building, constructed in the 18th century of honey coloured sandstone under a pantile roof. The original accommodation has been extended with an ancillary cottage created from the adjoining barns and both have been Listed Grade II for their historic and architectural importance. Both the farmhouse and the annex have been fully refurbished over the last 10 years and offer beautifully presented, spacious accommodation.

The farmhouse benefits from three large, light filled double bedrooms on the first floor, and two generous bathrooms. The property has been maintained to a high standard throughout and enjoys many period features such as exposed beams and wooden panelling in the dining room.

Should the purchaser wish, there is opportunity to extend the main farmhouse into the neighbouring cottage, to create a large 5-bedroom property.

Annexe cottage
The cottage, known as Shepherds Rest, is a superb barn conversion attached to the main farmhouse, enjoying beautifully landscaped gardens to the front and the privacy of a paved patio and garden to the rear. Stylishly furnished and decorated, the cottage enjoys a light and airy reception room / kitchen which is open to the eaves with exposed beams and trusses. In addition to the “eco-friendly” underfloor heating from a ground source pump, the cottage also has a wood-burning stove, making a central feature in the lounge area. There are two bedrooms, with the master bedroom on the first floor benefitting from patio doors leading out onto a delightful balcony. The second bedroom is at lower ground floor level, with a feature window overlooking the gardens to the front.

External
Externally, the property benefits from a wide range of outbuildings. A traditional stone barn adjoined to the rear of the property provides ample external storage space, or alternatively would make perfect stabling. This building also benefits from planning permission for conversion into a holiday cottage.
There is an additional old ‘dairy’ building to the east of the farmhouse which also benefits from planning permission for conversion into a holiday cottage.

The three remaining modern buildings comprise a steel framed barn with timber roof truss’, an Atcost shed, and a steel portal framed general purpose agricultural building. These buildings benefit from planning permission for conversion into residential dwellings under permitted development rights (application reference: 22/02234/MBN), alternatively they would suit a range of agricultural or equestrian uses.

There is ample parking space to the rear of the property, with gravelled parking also available to the front.

Gardens and grounds
Easby Grove is approached through metal gates to the front of the property with gravelled parking. There is a further access point to the rear with a concrete drive.
There are superb private gardens to the front, side and rear of the property, and an orchard including both pear and apple trees sitting to the north of the property.

Paddock / grazing land
The grazing land extends to approximately 5.7 acres and offers ample grazing for livestock or equestrian use. It is fully fenced and has access to water and would provide the ideal pony paddock. The land can also be accessed via a separate access drive off Low Easby Lane.

Services
The property benefits from mains water and electricity, with drainage to a sewage treatment plant. The main farmhouse is heated by an oil boiler, with the annexe benefitting from a ground source heat pump.

Listed buildings
Easby Grove is Listed as Grade II.

Access
Access is gained directly off the public highway and benefits from four access points.

Wayleaves and covenants
This property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way whether public, private, rights of water, light, support drainage, electricity and other rights and obligations, easements, quasi-easements, restrictive covenants and all existing and proposed wayleaves whether referred to or not.

Local authority
Hambleton Council

Council Tax
Easby Grove Farm – E
Shepherds Rest – D

EPC
Shepherds Rest - C

Directions
From Stokesley, take the A173 for approximately 0.6 miles until reaching a right turn, directed towards Easby and Ingleby Greenhow. Follow this road for 2.3 miles then take a left turn towards Easby Village. Follow Low Easby Lane for approximately 0.3 miles and the property is situated just off the public highway to the right.

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Viewings
Viewings will be strictly by appointment with the selling agent GSC Grays Boroughbridge branch. Tel: 01423 590 500.

Disclaimer Notice
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1. These particulars are a general guide only and do not form any part of any offer or contract.
2. All descriptions, including photographs, dimensions and other details are given in good faith but no warranty is provided. Statements made should not be relied upon as facts and anyone interested must satisfy themselves as to their accuracy by inspection or otherwise.
3. Neither GSC Grays nor the vendors accept responsibility for any error that these particulars may contain however caused.
4. Any plan is for guidance only and is not drawn to scale. All dimensions, shapes, and compass bearings are approximate and should not be relied upon without checking them first.
5. Nothing in these particulars shall be deemed to be a statement that the property is in good condition, repair or otherwise nor that any services or facilities are in good working order.
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