Book End Farm is a handsome stone built property situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, which has been sensitively restored, re-built and re-modelled by its owners to include extensive ancillary accommodation. The accommodation flows from a bright reception hall and comprises a garden room with lofty double-height ceiling and mezzanine level above, double doors onto the rear terrace, and a sizeable family room adjacent. The family room and snug have original stone feature fireplaces, one with a log-burning stove. The three rooms flow naturally from one to another, creating an airy feel and providing excellent entertaining space. There is also a study and a home office on the ground floor level both benefitting from a variety of bespoke Neville Johnson cabinetry. The generous Smallbone kitchen and breakfast area offers a range of stylish wall and base units, an inset 4-oven AGA range cooker with stainless steel splashback and striking stone surround, an AGA electric companion oven, a central granite and woodtopped island with sink, built-in microwave and an additional large butler sink. The further formal dining room also has a cast iron feature fireplace, with a useful utility room sitting alongside. A practical cloakroom and a storeroom complete the ground floor. The spacious landing on the first floor branches out onto five generous bedrooms, as well as a sitting room with vaulted beamed ceiling, floor to ceiling windows and double doors onto a balcony with a glass balustrade, an ideal spot to enjoy south facing views. The principal bedroom has bespoke built-in wardrobes, as well as an en suite bathroom. A second bedroom also with a modern en suite shower room, whilst two further rooms benefit from a Jack and Jill en suite shower room. A fifth bedroom and a family bathroom with jacuzzi bath and steam shower complete the floor. The property occupies an attractive plot, with the various buildings arranged in a courtyard layout. A central cobble laid driveway offers ample parking, while two substantial outbuildings provide additional accommodation and parking. There are two double garages, one of which is two-storey with a self-contained one-bedroom annexe on the first floor and a storeroom and cloakroom on the ground floor. The second outbuilding contains a workshop and purpose built gymnasium and further storeroom. A tailormade dog kennel and log store also occupy the plot, whilst level lawns and a wraparound garden with wildlife pond offer an abundance of aspects in which to enjoy the picturesque countryside surroundings.A sunken terrace encircles the home, providing the perfect spot for al fresco dining, with a pergola below the balcony offering shade and a vegetable garden with raised beds, various planters and a greenhouse. The property also enjoys an area of ancient woodland and a wild duck pond. The house and garage /annexe has full security alarm systems together with CCTV covering the yard and the perimeter of the house. Book End Farm is situated in a tranquil rural location, with scenic walking, cycling and riding routes on its very doorstep, as well as a popular public house, The Timble Inn and active village hall. Located 7 miles from the thriving market town of Otley in the Wharfe Valley, which offers a wide range of day-to-day amenities, Waitrose and Sainsburys supermarkets and many independent shops, as well as traditional and popular public houses and well-regarded schools for all ages. Harrogate is just under 10 miles distant and provides an even more extensive range of shopping, recreational and cultural facilities. The nearby mainline railway station in Ben Rhydding provides mainline links, with connections to Leeds in as little as 25 minutes. Leeds/Bradford Airport is also just 10 miles distant for those travelling further afield. Road links are convenient, with the A1(M) within easy reach of the property, providing useful connections to the M1 and further motorway network. The variety of highly-regarded independent schools in the surrounding areas includes Westville House School, Moorfield School, Belmont Grosvenor School, Harrogate Ladies' College, Bronte House and Woodhouse Grove.
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Offered with no onward chain and all furnishings included, Southlands Farm occupies a desirable position on the outskirts of this sought after village. Secured behind electric gates and with CCTV, this magnificent property presents around 5,500 sq. ft. of flexible accommodation and south facing gardens with stunning views over its own land extending to approximately 11 acres in total.Entering the property, the sweeping dual entrance gravel driveways lead to a block set parking area in front of the detached triple garage building. The house is fronted by private landscaped gardens and lawns which then extend onto an open 2 acre paddock and a further 8 acre gated field beyond which could be ideal for those with equestrian interests. With the second gated entrance there is access for potential development of an additional dwelling for dependent relatives, subject to the usual consents, or a significant leisure suite if desired.The house with under floor heating throughout opens via an entrance porch to a most impressive reception hall with French stone flagged floor and bespoke staircase ascending to the galleried landing above. Opening from the reception hall double doors lead into a fabulous 31 ft. sitting room which is arranged around a feature fireplace and opens out through twin sets of French doors to a south facing sun terrace. Leading from the reception hall the stone flagged floor extends through to the formal 10 seater dining room which is looked onto by the separate wine room. Adjoining the dining room, the sociable kitchen presents shaker style units including the large central island, with a combination of granite and Iroko wood surfaces. The high specification appliances include a Miele oven, microwave and coffee machine, top of the range Miele master cool fridge freezer and a four oven Aga. There is space for family dining, and bi-folding doors open out to the perfectly private, continental style courtyard which is ideal for outdoor entertaining.Adjoining the kitchen there is a generous separate utility room with practical entrance leading in from the courtyard. The sun room with large picture window looking over the gardens and land provides a flexible living space which could alternatively be used as a gym or an additional bedroom having an adjoining shower room. Further living space can be found leading off from the reception hall where there is a cosy snug with vaulted ceiling that extends through to the large home office that opens out to the garden through double doors.To the first floor the large galleried landing branches to a principal bedroom suite that includes a separate dressing room with fitted wardrobes and bathroom with twin basins and large walk-in shower. There are three further double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower room, a single bedroom / study and a house bathroom that benefits from having a bathtub and large walk-in shower. The sixth bedroom is ideal for guests having an en-suite shower room and its own sitting room with double doors that open to a Juliette balcony overlooking the courtyard.The small and pretty village of Bishop Monkton is situated conveniently between Harrogate (15 minutes) and Ripon (less than 10 minutes), and benefits from having a popular local pub and primary school along with excellent community sports fields. The historic spa town of Harrogate is popular for boutique shopping and the cosmopolitan lifestyle culture of its many cafes, restaurants and coffee shops. The Cathedral city of Ripon which is the gateway to the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, is known for being the smallest city in Yorkshire and is set around its fabulous Cathedral and market square. Amenities include a variety of supermarkets, leisure facilities and a wide choice of restaurants and bars.Also nearby, places to visit include the National Trust attractions of Fountains Abbey and the Newby Hall estate. The A1(M) is only 10 minutes drive away, offering easy access by road to the north and south. London by rail takes approximately two hours from the station at Harrogate. There are excellent state and independent schools in the area including the renowned Ripon Grammar School for which Southlands sits within catchment of.EPC Rating: C
Glorious country house near Malton with land, outbuildings and ancillary accommodation.Walnut Tree Farm sits on the edge of a peaceful rural village just outside Malton, at the foot of Thorpe Bassett Wold. Formerly a traditional farmhouse dating from 1792, it has been extended into its adjoining barns and renovated with great skill, successfully blending the old and the new, the original house and its farm buildings, to create a substantial family property of nearly 6500 sq ft. It retains a range of traditional outbuildings and an early nineteenth century barn that now provides superb ancillary accommodation. The setting can barely be surpassed; it is flagged by the North York Moors to the north and the Yorkshire Wolds to the east, and its principal rooms overlook its land and the rising chalkland hills beyond. Framed by open countryside on three sides, this is a discreet country house almost entirely concealed from public view.The village of Thorpe Bassett has a noteworthy history; it was procured from the presiding Lords of the manor, Cnut and his brother Gamal, by William the Conqueror following the Norman Conquest in 1066. Its restored parish church is of Norman origin.Entrance and staircase hall, cloakroom, wc, kitchen, living/breakfast room, pantry, boot room, laundry room, 5 reception rooms including a games roomPrincipal bedroom suite with en suite bathroom, 4 further bedrooms, 2 further bathrooms (1 en suite)Barn: kitchen/living room, 2 bedrooms both with en suite bathroomsLeisure suite: gym, steam room with integral shower, wcTriple car port, 4 stores including gardener's wc, Dutch barn with garaging and storage, dog kennelGardens and grounds, wildlife pondIn all some 12.3 acresMore Details - The original farmhouse was comprehensively and sympathetically renovated in 2005 retaining the character of its farmhouse heritage with magnificent fireplaces, exposed beams and trusses. Over the years, the current owners have upgraded the property, including a complete refurbishment of the barn and outbuildings. In addition, they have carried out regular maintenance work both inside and out. The fixtures and fittings are high specification and the bathrooms were all newly fitted three years ago; there is underfloor heating to the ground floor and electric underfloor heating to the bathrooms, all of the sash windows are hardwood and bespoke, the ironwork is custom-made by Sherburn Metalwork, there are cast iron column radiators, oak panelled doors and floorboards.The superb 33ft family kitchen/breakfast/living room has a double height ceiling with exposed roof trusses. Two sets of French doors give access to an east facing morning terrace with its lavender garden and a sheltered west facing afternoon terrace. The kitchen itself has multiple units and integrated appliances, an oil-fired heat storage Aga with an electric AGA Integrated Module (the Module has a double oven, grill and gas hob), an island unit, Carron Phoenix double sink, Quartz kitchen surfaces, space to accommodate a family-sized dining table and an informal living area. Both the dining room and snug are teeming with character having exposed timber ceilings and an Inglenook fireplace shared by a single chimney. The 25ft sitting room has a deep bay with door and an open fire housing a cast iron grate. Also with a south facing bay, the study has a pretty fireplace and views across the sweeping drive. Formerly an adjoining barn, the games room is a magnificent, double height space with a contemporary inset fireplace and a range of fitted bookcases and cupboards. There are ample storage options on both floors with walk-in cupboards and fitted wardrobes in all of the bedrooms, and a pretty cast iron fireplace in bedroom 3. The bedrooms are beautifully styled and the bathrooms have contemporary fittings with ceramic RAK sinks and showers. Two have freestanding baths, with a further freestanding bath in the Barn.Ancillary Accommodation - The traditional barn dates from 1835 and was renovated in 2016 by the current owners; its stylish living space including a kitchen/living room and two en suite bedrooms has a double height ceiling and exposed brick walls; there are mellow oak trusses and beams and a fabulous staircase with oak treads and bespoke ironwork. This is luxurious self-contained accommodation that blends high tech and high spec fittings alongside a sensitive restoration. It has its own paved terrace and private view across open countryside, and the views from the first floor are exceptional. The barn is linked to the main house by a covered, paved walkway.Outbuildings - There is a range of outbuildings dating from 1821, all contiguous to the house. The leisure suite has a gym and steam room with integral shower and wc, and bifold doors open on to the sheltered terrace with glorious views beyond. The stores are numerous and three could be reinstated as stables with an additional tack room. One of the stores holds the boiler for the barn and a gardener's wc. There is also an agricultural Dutch barn which holds the oil tank, and a secure garage and dog kennel which is accessed via the alternative/delivery entrance through timber gates.Garden And Grounds - Timber gates open to the gravelled drive that follows a procession of cherry trees and sweeps around to the main entrance and triple car port with walnut tree standing sentinel. In front is an extensive parking area and the drive continues through to the outer area with outbuildings, Dutch barn with additional garaging and perimeter wall with gated access to the grounds beyond. Abutting the house and accessed from the kitchen/breakfast/living room is a terrace alongside a parterre garden with clipped box hedging and lavender beds. The extensive grounds are lawned and sweep around the house extending to three sides; there is a wildlife pond towards the eastern boundary. The versatile land could be reinstated as separate paddocks and is flat so ideal for a tennis court or football/rugby pitch. On the southern boundary is a deep bank and on its crest a line of clipped laurel hedging that serves to screen Walnut Tree Farm from its far neighbour. The whole is secure and bounded by hedged fencing.Environs - Rillington 1 mile, Malton 6 miles, Scarborough 19 miles, York 23 miles, Leeds 50 milesThorpe Bassett is an attractive rural village located between York and Scarborough, surrounded by open farmland and on the edge of the Yorkshire Wolds. The nearby village of Rillington has a doctors' surgery, fish & chip shop, two public houses, primary school, post office and village store. There is a useful footpath direct from the property boundary to the village. Walnut Tree Farm is convenient for the A64 trunk road connecting to Malton, York, Leeds and the east coast.General - Tenure: FreeholdEPC Rating: Walnut Tree Farm D, Barn DServices & Systems: Mains electricity and water. Private drainage. Oil central heating.Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.Viewing: Strictly by appointmentLocal Authority: Ryedale District Council Directions: On the A64 from Malton heading to Scarborough, drive into Rillington and almost immediately turn right on Collinson Lane as indicated by a signpost to 'Thorpe Bassett'. Continue into the village passing the church. The drive to the property is found on the right hand side as indicated by a Holly Tree House sign. Take this drive and the main gates will be seen on the right hand side.
'The Edge' is quite simply one of Lincolnshire Finest Homes that has come to the market in recent years. Creating an extremely rare opportunity for the discerning buyer to purchase an innovative, architecturally designed eco-friendly home along the Bank of the River Humber that comes positioned 150ft above sea level creating the most breath-taking views. The accommodation is to be completed to exacting standards, being carefully project managed and having used the finest of materials available.The accommodation is entered via a large insulated glass door and directly into a feature open plan living/dining area being 21 meters in length having a media wall and a high quality fitted kitchen, with a large sky light over and a projecting glazed windows. A lift adjacent to the front entrance door provides access to the first floor. A fantastic feature of the home is a bespoke fitted bar that flows effortlessly into a large entertainment room with a discreet cloakroom and plant room. The ground floor provides 2 very spacious bedrooms with en-suite shower rooms and with one room having a hand-built children's playhouse with fitted beds. The first floor has a central landing with lift access and provides the first entry point to the wrap-around balcony. The master bedroom, positioned to the rear of the property is key to this magnificent area with the bedroom having extreme privacy yet benefitting hugely from the open views, a large en-suite bathroom and bespoke fitted dressing room complete the master suite. The second bedroom has a large spa bath with ceiling light purposely placed to enjoy the views. Both bedrooms allow access to a large balcony that provides a superb outside entertaining space ideal for 'alfresco' dining under heating ceiling panelling and makes the most of the views with 'infinity' glass balustrading. The eco-friendly home incorporates the latest green technologies having 21 Solar Panels with a 3-phase inverter and 2 storage batteries along with MVHR (Mechanical Ventilation with Heat Recovery), air conditioning and 'Loutron' controlled lighting throughout.The property occupies private mature gardens circa 2 acres with extensive parking. There is a useful multi-purpose commercial style building (approx.. 460m2) that will come with planning permission to be demolished and a new dwelling built.Above sea and towards the Northern end of the Cliff range of hills overlooking Trent falls the confluence of the River Trent and River Ooze. A short distance from Alkborough flats, ideal for nature and bird lovers and having a series of country walks. Located 12 miles from the market town of Barton-upon-Humber with excellent links to neighbouring towns and Cities (Hull, Beverley, York and Leeds).
In Brief Set close to the heart of the Yorkshire Dales within the pretty village of Gilling West just three miles from the historic market town of Richmond, Gilling Lodge is a beautiful Grade II listed Georgian Manor House which has been sympathetically restored to exacting high standards. With many stunning countryside walks on the doorstep, Gilling West hosts several award-winning dining destinations including a gourmet public house with deli and farm shops within easy reach. The main Georgian town of Richmond, just a short drive away, offers everything you would expect from a traditional Yorkshire town featuring a number of recreational facilities including a golf course, swimming pool and leisure complex, cinema and the many superb restaurants, cafes and bars associated with this very fashionable district. There are excellent communications close by with a main line rail service to London in Darlington as well as the A1 providing access both north and south of the county. The Property Approached via electric wooden gates into a pretty courtyard entrance and occupying formal grounds in excess of an acre, the striking Georgian facade sets the scene for what is an absolutely wonderful country home in a fine location. At over 6,300 sq.ft (587 sq.m) spanning three floors, the Portland Stone welcoming hall features a grand staircase leading to all principle rooms including an elegant drawing room, 24ft dining room with French doors to a walled garden and croquet lawn plus access to a fabulous 26ft kitchen comprehensively fitted to a high standard with bespoke cabinets, marble and granite worktops, top of the range integrated appliances and an adjoining utility room. There is also a study and a cinema room complete with integrated Bowers & Wilkins surround sound and log-burner. Steps from the hallway also lead down to a useful wine cellar. The galleried landing on the first floor leads to five double bedrooms and four bath/shower rooms (three en-suite) with a sixth bedroom and bath/dressing room on the second floor. The impressive 20ft x 16ft master bedroom with integrated audio-visual system features a stunning en-suite bathroom with central free-standing bath and double walk-in shower plus a separate dressing room with panoramic views over the gardens and countryside beyond. Just some of the key renovations with no expense spared include, underfloor heating to the entire ground floor with new high-end boiler, Fired Earth fitted bathrooms throughout, complete re-wiring and plumbing, Jamb fireplaces, Chesney log-burners together with an Audio Visual system on all floors including stealth speakers, Linn Media platform, Lutron mood lighting, CAT 5/6 wiring and super-fast optic broadband throughout. Externally, there are formal landscaped gardens created by an award-winning designer surrounding the property including a York Stone terrace with steps down to a walled garden with outdoor stone gazebo and fireplace together with a beautiful walled flower and vegetable garden. The outbuildings include a double garage, stables, tack room, boiler room, storage rooms and laundry room while the self-contained cottage accessible from the courtyard features two bedrooms, bathroom, sitting room with wood-burner and fitted kitchen. There are additional paddocks and grazing of approximately 2.6 acres under a long renewable lease making this the perfect home for those seeking equestrian facilities. Main House Ground Floor Reception Hall 16' 6'' x 12' 0'' (5.03m x 3.65m) With staircase to first floor Inner Hallway Staircase down to cellar Drawing Room 24' 3'' x 13' 10'' (7.39m x 4.21m) Dining Room 19' 11'' into bay x 17' 0'' (6.07m x 5.18m) Study 12' 0'' x 11' 2'' (3.65m x 3.40m) Cinema Room 16' 5'' x 11' 10'' (5.00m x 3.60m) Kitchen/Dining Room 26' 7'' x 15' 1'' (8.10m x 4.59m) Utility Room 9' 11'' x 5' 1'' (3.02m x 1.55m) Cloakroom First Floor - Galleried Landing Stairs to second floor Master Bedroom 20' 2'' x 16' 10'' (6.14m x 5.13m) Doors to Dressing Room and En-Suite En-Suite Dressing Room 11' 5'' x 11' 5'' (3.48m x 3.48m) En-Suite Bathroom 14' 8'' x 14' 2'' (4.47m x 4.31m) Bedroom 2 14' 9'' x 14' 9'' (4.49m x 4.49m) Bedroom 3 15' 3'' x 14' 9'' (4.64m x 4.49m) Bedroom 4 20' 1'' x 9' 8'' (6.12m x 2.94m) Door to En-Suite En-Suite Bathroom 12' 5'' x 6' 11'' (3.78m x 2.11m) Bedroom 5 16' 8'' x 11' 4'' (5.08m x 3.45m) Door to En-Suite En-Suite Shower Room 11' 3'' x 5' 9'' (3.43m x 1.75m) Second Floor Landing Box Room 8' 6'' x 8' 5'' (2.59m x 2.56m) Bedroom 6/Guest Bedroom Suite 19' 2'' x 14' 8'' overall floor area (5.84m x 4.47m) Bath/Dressing Room 15' 7'' x 15' 1'' overall floor area (4.75m x 4.59m) Wine Cellar 18' 3'' x 15' 5'' overall (5.56m x 4.70m) Self Contained Cottage Ground Floor Entrance Hall Living Room 16' 0'' x 12' 6'' (4.87m x 3.81m) Kitchen 9' 11'' x 7' 9'' (3.02m x 2.36m) First Floor Landing Bedroom 1 16' 3'' x 6' 9'' (4.95m x 2.06m) Bedroom 2 8' 2'' x 7' 10'' (2.49m x 2.39m) Shower Room 7' 7'' x 4' 8'' (2.31m x 1.42m) Stable Barn & Garaging Double Garage 18' 0'' x 17' 11'' (5.48m x 5.46m) Stables 19' 2'' x 15' 11' overall (5.84m x 4.85m) incorporating an integral stable and door to Tack Room 16' 3'' x 8' 0'' (4.95m x 2.44m) Outbuildings Tool Store 10' 7'' x 10' 1'' (3.22m x 3.07m) Workshop 10' 2'' x 8' 3'' (3.10m x 2.51m) Carport 15' 2'' x 10' 4'' (4.62m x 3.15m) Store Room 10' 1'' x 7' 7'' (3.07m x 2.31m) Laundry 12' 7'' x 9' 4'' (3.83m x 2.84m) Gardeners W.C and Boiler Room Grounds: Beautiful formal landscaped gardens and grounds of approximately 1.06 of an acre. There are also two large paddocks of around 2.6 acres which are held under a 100 year renewable lease (with 68 years remaining) from a neighbouring land owner. Services: Mains Water, Electricity and Drainage. Oil Central Heating
A fine example of a Georgian Manor House featuring superb period features, set in beautifully landscaped gardens and land. DescriptionAn outstanding Grade II listed Georgian Manor House, Gilling Lodge is located in the heart of Gilling West, a much sought-after North Yorkshire village three miles north of Richmond.This superb stone-built property has been meticulously reconfigured and sympathetically refurbished to the highest of standards and now offers beautifully appointed and particularly well balanced accommodation ideally suited to a modern lifestyle. The property's integrity and character has been very much retained, with stunning cornicing, ceiling roses and fabulous high ceilings throughout. The centrepiece of the impressive entrance hall is the beautiful ornate staircase, adorned with Portland stone flooring this fine room sets the standard for the rest of the house and leads to all of the principal reception rooms.The kitchen, fitted with bespoke hand-crafted cabinetry finished with granite and marble worktops, is equipped with Miele and Gaggenau built-in appliances and an adjoining utility room. Continuing through the ground floor, the remaining rooms are equally as impressive and include a sizeable dining room which opens onto a terrace through a set of elegant French doors. Double doors open to the drawing room which features a large bay window. Both rooms are fitted with Jamb fireplaces. Completing the ground floor is a cinema room with Chesney wood burning stove and a study fitted with a Jamb fireplace. Extensive updates to the property include complete re-wiring and plumbing, underfloor heating throughout the ground floor accommodation, audio visual systems to all floors including stealth speakers, Linn Media platform, Lutron mood lighting and CAT 5/6 wiring and super-fast optic broadband. The first floor accommodation has been completely reconfigured to created five spacious double bedrooms, three of which have the benefit of en suite bathrooms and the remaining are served by the house bathroom, all fitted with Fired Earth sanitary ware. The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive with first-class views across the gardens, a spacious dressing room provides an abundance of storage space and the luxurious en suite bathroom is fitted with a free standing bath and double walk-in shower. An additional sixth bedroom provides useful overflow accommodation on the second floor or would work equally well as an additional study. A well-appointed bathroom/ dressing room sits adjacent. The property is surrounded by professionally landscaped gardens, adorned with well-stocked borders, mature trees and a croquet lawn, a clipped privet hedge opens to a formal walled rose garden. A York stone gazebo with outdoor fireplace provides the perfect place for al-fresco entertaining during the summer months. A kitchen garden completes the outdoor space.There are a number of immaculate stone outbuildings and stables including a laundry room and stables. Adjoining the driveway is a fenced paddock of around 2.6 acres. The CottageAn idyllic stone-built cottage provides the perfect accommodation for dependent family members, staff or as a useful source of additional income. The cottage has been recently refurbished and benefits from a kitchen, separate sitting room with log-burning stove, two bedrooms and a house bathroom.LocationGilling West is a most attractive village which is conveniently situated approximately 2 miles from the junction of the A66 trans Pennine route with the A1M at Scotch Corner and within easy travelling distances of the business and commercial centres of Durham, Newcastle and North Yorkshire. The Georgian market town of Richmond is situated approximately 3 miles to the South and the market towns of Darlington and Barnard Castle are also accessible. There is a regular rail service from Edinburgh to London along the East Coast mainline and can be joined at stations at nearby Darlington or Northallerton. Newcastle and Leeds Bradford International Airports offer further communications with the rest of the country and overseas.Square Footage: 6,318 sq ft
Fulwith Grange is an impressive detached Victorian property providing spacious family accommodation arranged over three floors, extending to 7,230 sqft (672 sqm) of living space. The house is beautifully proportioned throughout and displays some endearing characteristics of the Victorian era. The private and secluded position which the property occupies is hard to improve upon. It enjoys a peaceful and private setting with a lovely outlook over the neighbouring fields of the protected Crimple Valley, which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property also enjoys views towards the magnificent Grade II* listed Crimple Viaduct which was built in 1848, designed by George Hudson, a renowned railway pioneer.Approached by a lovely tree lined driveway, Fulwith Grange occupies an idyllic setting amidst gardens and grounds extending to about 3 acres (1.22 ha), featuring sweeping lawned areas bordered by mature woodland. Within the grounds is an unused outdoor swimming pool and a tennis court. Beyond the grounds to the east is a 4½ acre (1.85 ha) paddock providing an ideal facility for those with equestrian/livestock interests.The location of Fulwith Grange is outstanding, positioned as it is in a lovely setting at the far end of Fulwith Mill Lane, on the southern fringe of Harrogate. Fulwith Mill Lane is renowned to be one of the most sought after residential neighbourhoods, in an area well known for its individual and exclusive family houses. It is conveniently located within a short drive of the town centre which offers an excellent and varied range of shopping and recreational facilities. There is also a useful parade of shops in Leeds Road, including a Marks & Spencer food hall, within about a mile of the property. In addition, there is a wide selection of highly regarded schools nearby. For the commuter, the property is well positioned for easy access to the principal North and West Yorkshire business centres including Leeds, Bradford and York as well as access to national motorway network at Junction 47 of the A1(M). Mainline railway stations in both Leeds and York (connections are available from local stations in Hornbeam Park and Pannal) provide regular intercity services to London's Kings Cross. Leeds/Bradford Airport is within a 20 minute drive and provides domestic and international flights.
A handsome Grade II listed Georgian manor house occupying a discrete but commanding elevated position between the villages of Scarcroft and Thorner, set in about 60 acres of grounds, comprising of formal terracing, lawns, a walled garden, parkland and managed woodland surrounding a wildlife lake.The house provides close to 15,000 square feet of beautifully presented and classically proportioned accommodation, including a host of formal and informal reception rooms, a total of eight bedrooms with bathrooms; six in the main accommodation and a further two in the guest suite.The basement area is dedicated to entertainment and boasts two fantastic wine cellars no doubt commissioned by the original owner, a renowned Wine and Spirits Merchant. The current owners have retained one cellar for housing their wine collection and converted the second cellar to a modern bar. The remaining rooms at this level comprise of a music room, billiard room and a cinema.A substantial leisure wing resides to the rear of the property incorporating an indoor swimming pool with jacuzzi and well equipped gym.The garage currently houses three cars. In addition to the Manor there is a large agricultural barn accessed via a rear driveway, with potential for a variety of uses.Built in 1837 and originally known as Scarcroft Hill House, Oaklands Manor is one the finest examples of Georgian architecture in the North of England. Amongst its owners have been two Lord Mayors, several notable industrialists and a well known Leeds surgeon. In the late 60s it was converted for use as offices and in 1984 it was purchased by a computer business and gradually extended. Thanks in part to the Grade II listing the original features and general internal layout of the building remained relatively untouched, preserving some magnificent period features. In 2005 planning was obtained for conversion to nine apartments before being bought by the present owners who began a comprehensive program of renovation and refurbishment to return it to a single family home. The property has been sympathetically restored and extended. The improvements were carried out using traditional methods and materials to seamlessly blend the old with the new. This is a grand house, with perfectly proportioned rooms, bathed in copious amounts of natural light and enjoying contrasting views of the surrounding gardens and parkland. There is a room for all occasions and seasons, each beautifully decorated but ensuring the period features take centre stage. There are six generous bedrooms with ensuite bathrooms, including the principal suite with its own morning room and dressing room. The two bedroom guest suite can easily be incorporated into the main house making eight bedrooms in total.The groundsThe house is approached via a gated tarmac driveway which dissects the lawned gardens, splitting to provide access to the formal entrance with its large gravelled parking area overlooking the grounds, and a service driveway to the day to day parking area and garaging. The gardens extend to a hedged and walled boundary to the north and east, dotted with specimen trees, the western flank being retained by an attractive brick wall which provides the perfect backdrop to an ornamental terraced garden and Japanese inspired pond area, complete with teahouse providing a superb vantage point.The bulk of the grounds lay to the south and west, the manicured lawns formed into gentle terraces, dissected by gravel pathways passing a parterre and leading down to an all-weather tennis court and productive vegetable garden. The lower garden, which extends to about 15 acres, is predominantly grassland providing ample grazing for horses or livestock. The remainder of the land, totalling about 40 acres, comprises of woodland, known locally as Kidhurst Wood and Hell Wood. Scarcroft Beck runs through the wood and has been dammed at the southern edge to create an attractive ornamental lake.The property is situated on the outer fringes of Scarcroft village in a private corner of a small hamlet surrounded by open countryside, about six miles from Leeds City Centre.Despite the peaceful location the property is ideally placed for access to Yorkshire's commercial centres, including Harrogate and York.The area is well served with retail and sporting facilities together with most denominations of schools, including the renowned Grammar School at Leeds about two miles away, as well as Gateways at Harewood and Ashville College in Harrogate (about 13 miles). The village is located within easy access to the A1M opening up the national motorway network. Leeds Bradford Airport is about nine miles away providing regular domestic and international flights. The surrounding villages provide a wealth of local artisan shops, sports clubs and numerous gastro pubs, as well as several first class golf clubs, including Scarcroft, Moor Allerton, Alwoodley and Moortown. The beautiful Yorkshire Dales National Park is also within a short drive (about 20 miles) providing a playground for avid outdoors enthusiasts.
A spectacular grade II* Palladian House surrounded by the beautiful National Trust Studley Royal Deer Park. DescriptionStudley Royal House stands in a magnificent elevated and private position surrounded by the protected National Trust Studley Royal Deer Park, with spectacular views across the park and beyond to Ripon Cathedral. The park, which extends to about 800 acres, was modelled by Capability Brown and is now under the protection of the National Trust. It is home to a substantial herd of deer which include Fallow, Red and Manchurian Sika and boasts the beautiful and renowned 18th Century water gardens, fed by the river Skell which meanders past the ruins of Fountains Abbey. Listed Grade Il*, the house incorporates the convenience of modern living with the elegance of a classic period house. Constructed of stone under a slate roof and having distinct pavilion towers in each of the four corners the house surrounds a central square courtyard overlooked by all of the main rooms and dominated by the working clock tower. Internally the house has been beautifully designed and finished and now provides numerous elegant reception rooms and bedroom suites ideal for both family and formal entertaining. Features throughout include high ceilings, many with intricate plaster work, panelling, detailed cornicing, carved door surrounds, working shutters, and elegant sash windows which provide stunning views across the deer park and courtyard. Approached through the deer park from the East Gate, a long drive flanked by an avenue of limes leads to a private spur which forks right and leads across the park and over the Ha-Ha to the East Front of Studley Royal House. Tall automatic wrought iron gates are positioned in the central arch of the classical seven bay arcade and lead into the central courtyard A raised central stone fountain has a cobbled turning circle surrounded with intricate and beautifully manicured parterre gardens with clipped privet hedges and topiary to each corner bordered by numerous lower and fern beds and incorporating climbing roses and passion flowers. The courtyard is floodlit by eight wrought iron lanterns.Situated to the west of the house and approached through a coach arch from the courtyard are beautifully manicured and very private formal lawned gardens. A gravelled walk runs around the perimeter of the gardens between a hornbeam and separate yew hedge which protect the gardens. Elegant stone steps lead down from the pathway to the formal lawn with a large Italian garden, central Lily-pond and stone fountain. To the four corners are meticulously maintained flower borders incorporating privet hedges, clipped yew and extensive topiary. Part of the gardens are held on an assignable 99-year lease dated 21 March 1990.Studley Royal is situated in wonderful rural countryside just 2 ½ miles west of Ripon, between both the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors National Parks. Ripon itself provides extensive facilities for all day to day needs whilst both Harrogate and York are easily accessible providing excellent shopping, recreational and business facilities.LocationStudley Royal is situated in wonderful rural countryside just 2 ½ miles west of Ripon, between both the Yorkshire Dales and North Yorkshire Moors National Parks. Ripon itself provides extensive facilities for all day to day needs whilst both Harrogate (11.2 miles) and York (28.6 miles) are easily accessible providing excellent shopping, recreational and business facilities.Communications are convenient with the Al(M) being just 5 miles drive, providing motorway access both south and north, whilst York provides a regular rail service to London (Kings Cross) taking less than two hours. Leeds Bradford International airport (23 miles). There are many recreational and sporting opportunities in the surrounding area including racing at Ripon, Thirsk and York; hunting with many recognised packs including the Bedale and West of Yore; fabulous shooting, walking and riding, as well as golf at numerous surrounding courses including Harrogate and York.Schooling in the area is excellent for all ages and includes notably Queen Margaret's, York and Harrogate Ladies college for girls and Ampleforth College, now for boys and girls. All distances and journey times are approximate.Square Footage: 12,283 sq ft Acreage: 2.58 Acres
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