Last proporties for sale in Cropton

Kays Cottage is a pretty characterful home which has been lovingly and sympathetically modernised to a high specification. The accommodation comprises sitting room with attractive feature fireplace, light and airy dining kitchen housing a range of good quality units, on the first floor two bedrooms and re-fitted shower room, externally there are useful brick stores, gravelled south facing garden with summer house, off road parking situated in this pleasant village just outside Pickering.

The Accommodation - Entrance door leads to:

Sitting Room - 3.63m x 3.05m (11'11" x 10'0") - Feature fireplace having stone mantle and hearth, tiled inset, alcoves to either side of the fireplace, fitted cupboard, exposed timbers, central heating radiator, understairs storage cupboard, door to:

Dining Kitchen - 5.59m x 2.62m (18'4" x 8'7") - Housing a good range of cream shaker style units comprising stainless steel single drainer sink unit with mixer tap over within roll edged works surfaces, further wall and base units incorporating drawer compartments, built in oven with four ring hob and extractor fan over, plumbing for automatic washing machine, space understairs with room for fridge, wall mounted boiler, central heating radiator, floor tiling, spot lighting, double glazed window to the rear elevation, velux window, stairs to firsf floor landing and stable door leading to outside.

First Floor Landing -

Bedroom One - 3.05m x 2.26m (10'0" x 7'5" ) - With built in over stairs cupboard, built in wardrobes and cupboards above. Central heating radiator and two double glazed windows to the rear elevation.

Bedroom Two - 3.05m x 1.93m (10'0" x 6'4") - Central heating radiator and double glazed window to the front elevation.

Shower Room - Re-fitted and comprising shower cubicle with Mira Sport shower been tiled, low flush w.c., wash hand basin with cupboards below, tiled flooring, extractor fan, Aqua boarding to additional walls.

Externally - Two STONE BUILT STORES.
Vehicular access from South Lane to gravelled area with parking.

To the rear there is a large area of garden part of which is to shared usage. The cottage has its own gravelled garden with shrub/flower beds and SUMMERHOUSE which is a good size.

Services - Electricity, water, gas and drainage.
Gas fired central heating.

Normanby Hill is one of the stand out country houses in Ryedale.

Entrance and staircase halls, cloakroom, drawing room, dining room, sitting room, kitchen with dining area, ante room, domestic offices including pantry and wine store. Principal bedroom suite with bathroom and dressing room, guest bedroom suite with bathroom, 4 further first floor bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Second floor annexe with kitchenette, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and sitting room
Garaging, open barn, implement shed, formal gardens, orchards, grass paddocks
2 acres in all

Normanby Hill is an exceptional Georgian country house distinguished by its elevated position and imperious views over the Vale of Pickering towards the distant Yorkshire Wolds. No expense has been spared within these mellow stone walls; the European Oak flooring throughout the ground floor is newly laid; there are recently finished bathrooms and a magnificent, high-tech country kitchen; the lighting, plumbing and wiring is all up-to-the minute and every possible luxury has been taken into consideration. Outside the extensive gardens and grounds fence south.

The kitchen and dining area has custom-made kitchen units of Walnut, granite countertops and splashback behind the 5-oven Aga, double bowl butler sink and marble flooring. Abutting the kitchen is a series of highly practical, domestic rooms including a shelved pantry for cold storage and wine with the original flagstones and stone slab countertops, laundry, boiler room and rear access.

The triple aspect drawing room has an open fireplace with marble surround and French windows that open to a stone flagged terrace.

The principal bedroom suite is on the western wing of the house. This large, light bedroom has an ornamental period basket grate fireplace under a marble surround; there is a dressing room with extensive range of shelves and hanging storage; the en suite bathroom has a cast iron bath and twin basin with marble surround.

Outside - The entrance to Normanby Hill is through stone gate pillars off the village road. From here the drive snakes up to the private electric gate and paved drive which sweeps around to the back of the house, where there is an extensive parking area in front of new 4-bay garaging. Behind the house lies the private courtyard with retaining stone wall and steeply banked land to the rear. Here the former garage now provides a useful storage facility. Along the retaining wall a high walkway links east to west providing a perfect panoramic viewpoint.

The front of the house has a colourful herbaceous border set behind a York stone flagged path. A mixture of hardwoods marks the eastern boundary of the property, and here there is an oil tank and LPG store, sheltered morning terrace and family play area beyond, laid with bark chippings. The front lawn with its rolling terracing is separated from the sweep below by a smartly clipped yew hedge. A flagged stone terrace and garden shielded by a high beech hedge lies at the western side of the house, accessed through French doors in the drawing room.

Sweeping lawns lie to the west and north, with an abundant orchard that includes apple trees, pear trees, greengage and plum trees as well as two mature walnut trees. A hen pen sits at the far corner.

Environs - York 25 miles. Kirkbymoorside 4 miles. Pickering 5 miles, Malton 8 miles, Helmsley 9 miles. (Distances approximate)

The village of Normanby, with its picturesque Sun Inn, 12th century church and pretty stone bridge dating from the 1750s is a rural haven. It lies in a quiet corner south of the A170 trunk road which leads from Thirsk to Scarborough, via Helmsley, Kirkbymoorside and Pickering. All these market towns are within a short drive to the north and Malton, the Food Capital of Yorkshire, lies to the south east. There are good private and state schools within easy reach: outstanding Ryedale School is seven miles away, and Terrington Hall and Ampleforth College lie within a comfortable half hour drive. John Lewis and the many amenities found at Vangarde Shopping Park on the York ring road are some 40 minutes away by car.

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Apple Tree Cottage is a delightful mid-terrace cottage that sits in the quintessential hamlet of Marton, hidden within the East Riding of Yorkshire.

In brief this property comprises; entrance, sitting room, kitchen diner, first floor landing, two double bedrooms and family bathroom. To the rear of the property is a enclosed low maintenance courtyard.

Appletree Cottage is ideally located to enjoy the outstanding North York Moors (magnificent walks), Dalby Forest and the North York Moors Railway is located a short drive away in Pickering. The ancient market towns of Kirkbymoorside and Pickering have very good shopping facilities, Kirkbymoorside has a 18 hole golf course. The coastal resorts of Scarborough and Whitby and the ancient city of York are easily commutable.

EPC RATING E

Entrance - Door to front aspect, windows to both side aspects.

Sitting Room - 3.32 x 4.58 (10'10" x 15'0" ) - Window to front aspect, feature fireplace with open fire, exposed beams, power points, tv point, stairs to first floor landing, Dimplex Quantum electric heater

Kitchen/Diner - 2.74 x 4.65 (8'11" x 15'3") - Door to the rear aspect leading to the garden, window to the rear aspect, cream kitchen base and wall units with oak wood worktops, ceramic sink and drainer unit, electric oven, electric hob, extractor hood, storage cupboards, radiator, power points, exposed beams, Dimplex Quantum electric heater

Bedroom One - 3.40 x 4.32 (11'1" x 14'2" ) - Window to front aspect, storage cupboards, power points, Dimplex Quantum electric heater

Bedroom Two - 2.70 x 2.91 (8'10" x 9'6") - Window to rear aspect, power points, Dimplex Quantum electric heater

Bathroom - 1.89 x 1.55 (6'2" x 5'1") - Opaque window to the rear aspect, towel rail, three piece bathroom suite comprising of panel enclosed bath with mixer taps and shower overhead, low flush WC, wash hand basin with vanity, part tiled walls.

Rear Courtyard - Outside tap, outside lights

Services - shared klargester system between the three houses, not mains drain. Costs about £60 every 18months- 2 years to have pumped out, and means water rates are very low. mains electric and Dimplex Quantum electric heaters throughout

Council Tax Band B -

Entrance Hall Dining Room Sitting Room
Kitchen Rear Porch
2 Double Bedrooms Bathroom
Gas Central Heating Log Fires
Garage Garden

Description

Nova Cottage lies along Church Lane, and as the name suggests, is opposite St. Andrew's Church in the village of Middleton, close to the market town of Pickering and just a short car journey from the magnificent countryside of the North York Moors. Middleton has a Post Office, village pub and petrol station and a newly refurbished Spar selling all your everyday essentials. Pickering provides the usual facilities of a small market town together with recreational amenities including swimming pool, leisure centre, the Beck Isle Museum and the famous North York Moors Steam Railway.

Occupying a prominent position, Nova Cottage comprises a detached, period property with great character both inside and out offering tastefully modernised accommodation arranged over two floors. There are 2 reception rooms both with log burning stoves, a hand crafted kitchen with oak units and Belfast style sink and built on at the side, a useful side entrance/ boot room with sink unit. On the first floor there are 2 double bedrooms with vaulted beamed ceilings and a good size bathroom with freestanding bath as well as a shower cubicle. In 2008/09 the cottage had a new roof, replacement exterior doors and joiner made window shutters were installed to create triple glazing in most rooms. The cottage has gas central heating and the boiler was renewed in 2016.

Outside, the cottage comes with a small lawned garden, either side of a central pathway together with a detached garage which will take a small car, or alternatively provides a great place to store bicycles or other general paraphernalia often found in garages these days.

Nearby, on the outskirts of Pickering, approx 2.5 acres of grazing land could be available to purchase by separate negotiation.

General Information

Services: Mains water, electricity and gas are connected. Connection to mains drains.

Council Tax: We are informed by Ryedale District Council that this property falls in band C.

Tenure: We are advised by the Vendors that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be given upon completion.

Viewing Arrangements: Strictly by prior appointment through the Agents Messrs Rounthwaite & Woodhead, 26 Market Place, Kirkbymoorside. Tel: /472800.

Price Guide: £225,000 to include all fitted carpets.

Built some thirty years ago as part of a pair of properties set within the grounds of Wrelton Hall, the accommodation was finished to an excellent standard and exhibits much character and offers a flexible arrangement of rooms ideal for a wide array of purchasers.

Well presented throughout with full upvc double glazing and gas fired central heating. In brief the accommodation comprises; large entrance hall - breakfast kitchen with separate pantry and utility room. A large dual aspect living room with gas fire and adjoining dining room. Master bedroom with en-suite shower room and two further double bedrooms and house bathroom.

The property is surrounded by a manageable raised garden, bounded by stone walls. The front garden is south facing and there is a pleasant outlook to the south over the village green and with distant views to the Howardian Hills. At the rear of the property is a useful, lock-up garden store room and a gravelled path runs around the bungalow. In front of the garage is private parking on the gravelled drive for up to four vehicles

Wrelton is a small village some two and a half miles west of the market town of Pickering and close to the southern boundary of the North York Moors National Park. The village has a public house and the opportunities for outdoor recreation within the Park are endless. Primary and secondary schools are located in Pickering, with the further option of a village primary school in nearby Sinnington.

Vine Cottage is a really delightful, detached cottage located in a popular rural village within easy reach of all Ryedale market towns. Within recent years the property has been comprehensively renovated and offers beautifully appointed interiors with a versatile layout and has been run as a successful holiday let.

In brief the accommodation comprises: entrance hall, dining kitchen, living room, utility room, guest cloakroom, inner hall, bedroom three / snug, first floor landing, two further bedrooms and a house bathroom. The property benefits from oil fired central heating and upvc double-glazing.

Externally, a gated entrance opens onto a tarmac driveway with ample space to park. To the rear of the cottage is a very pleasant, south-west facing garden which enjoys a good level of privacy and features lawn, stone flagged patio, gravelled seating area, raised border and two garden sheds.

Normanby is an unspoilt rural village located within the Vale of Pickering, approximately equidistant between the Georgian market towns of Kirkbymoorside and Pickering. Malton and Helmsley are also within very easy reach and each of the Ryedale Market Towns offer a wide range of amenities, including a railway station at Malton with regular services to the mainline station of York from where London can be reached in less than 2 hours. Normanby itself benefits from a church, village pub and access to miles of footpaths and bridleways. Vine Cottage is located close to the centre of the village.

One of the outstanding Georgian houses in the region, Aislaby Hall was built in 1742 in the Classical style. The stone quoins, symmetrical facade, enormous sash windows, plaster work and grand rooms that follow the Classical rules of design and proportion are all evidence of the influence of John Carr of York. Many of its finest internal architectural features have been retained.
Currently a residential dwelling in the ownership of a family, Aislaby Hall could certainly lend itself to a variety of commercial uses, such as a country house hotel or wedding venue.

Aislaby Hall, only previously sold three times since its construction in 1742, has over the last twenty years, undergone an extensive program of sympathetic restoration and renovation, returning this historic house to its glory days but much enhanced. However, as is often the case with large country houses, it offers further scope for investment and updating, enabling any incoming purchaser to enjoy putting their own stamp on it. Located in the hamlet of Aislaby, the house fronts the Pickering to Helmsley road with access via a long, private drive. Its rear elevation faces south over wonderful walled gardens and grounds with far-reaching, parkland views beyond.
In addition to the principal house and immediate grounds, there is an adjoining three bedroom cottage and stable block across a rear courtyard. The Georgian stables, part of which have been converted to extra bedrooms, offer an incoming purchaser development potential subject to gaining the necessary planning permissions.

From the A170 a drive some quarter mile long sweeps round to the rear of the property where the principal house overlooks its glorious, private gardens, sheltered from the village street by a high village wall. Avenues and gravel walkways wind decorously through the grounds framed by box hedging, low stone walls, spring and summer plantings and a variety of specimen shrubs and trees. The lawns are sheltered by towering mature trees and they stretch away to the south and east to a rural parkland landscape with uninterrupted pastoral views beyond.

Aislaby Hall lies within a pretty rural village between Pickering, Kirkbymoorside and Helmsley, conveniently located and close to rail connections at Malton and York (London 1hr 45mins). The spectacular scenery of the North York Moors and Dalby Forest stretches away to the north and the Yorkshire coast lies some twenty miles to the east.

Property
This Grade II listed four bedroom cottage sits on the end of three properties dating back into the 1800's. The property is spacious and maintains bags of character, along with a fantastic rear garden containing outbuildings, and views over open farmland and rolling countryside to the back.The property benefits from part double glazing, gas central heating and briefly comprise; side porch leading into the kitchen, a split-level staircase that leads down to the open plan dining room. The sitting room is a spacious room with stairs leading to the first floor; Landing area has doors opening to; bedroom two double room and up steps to the bathroom. There is a further door that leads through to another three bedrooms, two of which are doubles and a long galley style bedroom. Outside are gardens front and rear with off street parking and garage. Viewing by appointment only.

Location
Located in Aislaby a village bordering the North Yorkshire Moors National Park. The property gives easy access to both Pickering and Kirbymoorside, lovely market towns with a variation of local business's, shops, general stores banks and post offices. There is excellent local primary and secondary schooling in the area ideal for families, along with a multitude of activities in nearby Dalby forest and the Coast is within 15 miles. The property should be visited to be appreciated.

One of the outstanding Georgian houses in the region, Aislaby Hall was built in 1742 in the Classical style. The stone quoins, symmetrical facade, enormous sash windows, plaster work and grand rooms that follow the Classical rules of design and proportion are all evidence of the influence of John Carr of York. Many of its finest internal architectural features have been retained.
Currently a residential dwelling in the ownership of a family, Aislaby Hall could certainly lend itself to a variety of commercial uses, such as a country house hotel or wedding venue.

Aislaby Hall, only previously sold three times since its construction in 1742, has over the last twenty years, undergone an extensive program of sympathetic restoration and renovation, returning this historic house to its glory days but much enhanced. However, as is often the case with large country houses, it offers further scope for investment and updating, enabling any incoming purchaser to enjoy putting their own stamp on it. Located in the hamlet of Aislaby, the house fronts the Pickering to Helmsley road with access via a long, private drive. Its rear elevation faces south over wonderful walled gardens and grounds with far-reaching, parkland views beyond.
In addition to the principal house and immediate grounds, there is an adjoining three bedroom cottage and stable block across a rear courtyard. The Georgian stables, part of which have been converted to extra bedrooms, offer an incoming purchaser development potential subject to gaining the necessary planning permissions.

From the A170 a drive some quarter mile long sweeps round to the rear of the property where the principal house overlooks its glorious, private gardens, sheltered from the village street by a high village wall. Avenues and gravel walkways wind decorously through the grounds framed by box hedging, low stone walls, spring and summer plantings and a variety of specimen shrubs and trees. The lawns are sheltered by towering mature trees and they stretch away to the south and east to a rural parkland landscape with uninterrupted pastoral views beyond.

Aislaby Hall lies within a pretty rural village between Pickering, Kirkbymoorside and Helmsley, conveniently located and close to rail connections at Malton and York (London 1hr 45mins). The spectacular scenery of the North York Moors and Dalby Forest stretches away to the north and the Yorkshire coast lies some twenty miles to the east.