Last proporties for sale in Ravenstonedale

Located in this peaceful section of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with panoramic views towards Ravenstonedale, handy for the popular market town of Kirkby Stephen & with excellent access to the M6 & Lake District, a recently renovated, 4 bed former farmhouse & bothy with development potential.

Directions
Exit the M6 at Junction 38 and follow the A685 signposted Brough. Remain on the A685 for approximately 4.5 miles then turn left when signposted Wath, at the T junction turn right and continue to the T junction and turn right, then take the first turn on the left up the un-adopted access track.

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Location
Rigg End is an excellent traditional stone built farmhouse (circa 1760) with slate roof covering, enjoying an elevated setting with spectacular panoramic views in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which has undergone a programme of refurbishment since 2009 to include replumbing, rewiring, double glazing, roof insulation and central heating. The header tank has also been specifically designed for future rainwater harvesting.

Planning permission has been granted to erect an extension to the rear of the property and create a second ground floor reception room. Ref: EDC 16/0453.

To the rear of the main house is a “bothy”, ideal for conversion to a holiday cottage, or with potential for alteration and expansion, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Our clients have made initial enquiries to the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority who would support the principle to convert the redundant farm building into a dwelling.

Also available, by separate negotiation, is the attached two storey barn (approx. 300m2) with planning consent for residential conversion.

Services
The property benefits from mains electricity, mains water, Calor gas tanked heating system, gas boiler and LPG bulk gas cylinder installed in Sept 2020 and still under warranty. Drainage to a septic tank (located in the Common Land opposite).

Located in this peaceful section of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with panoramic views towards Ravenstonedale & with excellent access to the M6 & Lake District, a recently renovated, 4 bed former farmhouse, spacious, already partly converted 3/4 bed barn & bothy with development potential.

Directions
Exit the M6 at Junction 38 and follow the A685 signposted Brough. Remain on the A685 for approximately 4.5 miles then turn left when signposted Wath, at the T junction turn right and continue to the T junction and turn right, then take the first turn on the left up the un-adopted access track.

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Location
Rigg End is an excellent traditional stone built farmhouse (circa 1760) with slate roof covering, enjoying an elevated setting with spectacular panoramic views in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which has undergone a programme of refurbishment since 2009 to include replumbing, rewiring, double glazing, roof insulation and central heating. The header tank has also been specifically designed for future rainwater harvesting.

Planning permission has been granted to erect an extension to the rear of the property and create a second ground floor reception room. Ref: EDC 16/0453.

Attached is Rigg End Barn, a partly converted, large two storey stone barn (approximately 300m2 floor area) which would give the successful purchaser options on their own design and layout subject to building regulations. Substantially built of local stone with slate roof covering which has been re-slated and under felted since 2011.

Windows and doors to the ground floor are UPVC double glazed. Planning consent has been given for the conversion of this barn for residential use including additional windows. Ref EDC 16/0453.

The barn also has a 6.4KW solar PV array with an income of circa £1,000 per annum.

The property has a generous plot, with a former workshop to the rear, which could be removed to create additional garden space, and an additional detached outbuilding to the side of the barn, which, subject to the necessary permissions, could be incorporated into the barn itself or converted to a garage.

To the rear of the main house is a “bothy”, ideal for conversion to a holiday cottage, or with potential for alteration and expansion, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Our clients have made initial enquiries to the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority who would support the principle to convert the redundant farm building into a dwelling.

Services
The Rigg End House benefits from mains electricity, mains water, Calor gas tanked heating system, gas boiler and LPG bulk gas cylinder installed in Sept 2020 and still under warranty. Drainage to a septic tank (located in the Common Land opposite).

Should the barn be split into a separate dwelling it will require the installation of separate meters for the mains water and electricity and re-installation and removal of solar PV electrical equipment from Rigg End House. The drainage for the barn conversion will also feed into the existing system for the farmhouse, subject to building and environmental regulations requirements.

Lane Hall, understood to be constructed around 1850 by Thomas Hewiston, is a charming double fronted Victorian country home. Originally bought as a working farm with two farmhouses, Lane Hall now solely enjoys an enviable position on the plot.
This characterful property is nestled within approximately 2.8 acres of private landscaped gardens, perfectly positioned within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Upon entry the property is accessed through wrought iron gates and a long tree lined driveway leads you to a parking area for numerous vehicles.
The excellent and versatile family accommodation, which extends to over 7,500 square feet, is arranged over four floors and oozes charm and character throughout. The entrance hallway is an inviting space with central staircase, highlighted by a stunning hand painted stain glass window. The well balanced accommodation all centres off the hallway, with four palisade doors, original Italian marble fire places and dual aspect windows that offer beautiful views across the grounds. The light and spacious modern fitted dining/kitchen with bespoke timber units, original hand painted beams , AGA and LPG hob, also accessed off the hallway - this is a perfect space for family time and a relaxed dining experience. Off the kitchen is a separate utility, shower room storage room and access to the basement - spanning the length and width of the full property.
To the first floor are four double bedrooms, all with en suite facilities. A separate staircase also allows separate access to the first floor landing - 'The original servants staircase'.
To the second floor are three further double bedrooms and house shower room.
The property sits in approximately 2.8 acres and is surrounded by mature woodland with some of the trees dating back 150 years and established rhododendrons, English blue bells, wild primroses and garlic surround the private grounds and the gated entrance. A terrace provides seating to admire the garden views with rolling sloped lawns and provides access to the once abundant walled kitchen garden and fruit trees. The grounds provide a haven for various wildlife.
The garage and outhouses provide useful additional storage.

Lane Hall is one of the finest country residences within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Lane Hall
enjoys an enviable majestic location, elegantly nestled amidst approximately two and a half acres of private grounds with the dramatic backdrop of the Howgill Fells.

Swallow Barn is a significant attached barn conversion set in the stunning and peaceful countryside of the Upper Eden Valley.
Swallow Barn although in a rural location is less than 3 miles from the market town of Kirkby Stephen where there is a range of shops and local facilities including primary and secondary schools.
The barn was carefully and lovingly converted by the owners to provide modern and flexible accommodation. The multitude of rooms could allow for many styles of multi generation family living and home working. There are 2 separate pairs of adjoining rooms which would be ideal for teenagers or dependent relatives.
The main living space is on the first floor with superb sitting room with feature window providing spectacular countryside views, living kitchen, dining room and a shower room. The ground floor has master bedroom with en-suite, study, sun room, family bathroom plus two further rooms.
The second-floor attic is divided into two connecting rooms with a superb storeroom which could be incorporated to make a larger bedroom.
Externally there is an enclosed garden, detached double garage, ample off road parking at front and rear for up to 5 cars, there are two large former agricultural buildings, most recently used as storage and workshops for a business, but have potential for development (with correct permissions).
There is also a paddock ideal for pony or horse and timber open fronted barn.
Access to the A66 is just 8 miles away and 11 miles to the M6 making commuting further afield possible.
Swallow Barn represents a rare opportunity to own a charming barn conversion set in beautiful countryside with the possibility of further development or home business potential.
Viewings highly recommended to appreciate what is on offer.

This substantial contemporary house offers 222 sq. Meters (2390 sq ft) of beautifully designed, energy efficient (EPC A - see Property Information and Specifications) accommodation that will impress anyone looking for a modern home in a village setting.Newlands Villa is an exceptional detached home (on a plot of apprx 0.6 acres) located in the pretty Eden Valley village of Soulby occupying a wonderful position overlooking Scandal Beck.

This substantial contemporary house offers 222 sq. Meters (2390 sq ft) of beautifully designed, energy efficient (EPC A - see Property Information and Specifications) accommodation that will impress anyone looking for a modern home in a village setting.

On the ground floor, you enter into an impressive reception hallway with full height windows, views over the beck, built in multi fuel stove and spiral staircase to the first floor. From here you have access to the snug, the study/bedroom, wet room, utility room and the open plan living space that incorporates duel aspect bi-folding doors, a stunning fitted kitchen with built in appliances and granite work surfaces, entertaining space, and lounge area.

On the first floor, via the spiral staircase, the galleried landing splits with the generous master suite, shower room and Juliet balcony to one side along with the four piece family bathroom. To the other side there are two further double bedrooms, large built in storage and drying cupboards.

Outside the property occupies a generous yet manageable plot which runs along the side of the beck. The gardens include lawned gardens around the property with a decked seating area and gated access to the gravelled driveway, car port, workshop, garage and potting shed/log store. From here there is a vegetable garden and a long stretch of land that once cleared could be utilised for many different purposes.

Offered with no onward chain viewing is essential to fully appreciate all that this stunning home has to offer.

The high performance aluminium double glazed and central heated accommodation with approximate measurements briefly comprises:

Entrance door into entrance hall.
Ground floor

entrance hall

Doors to utility room and cloakroom and opening to the reception hall.
Reception hall

16' 2" min x 15' 1" max (4.93m x 4.60m) Full height double glazed windows to the rear overlooking the beck, vaulted ceiling, seating area, tiled floor with underfloor heating, double sided multi fuel stove with recessed wood store, spiral staircase to the first floor, internal bi-fold doors to the open plan living/kitchen/dining room, doors to bedroom 4, study/snug and wet room.
Utility room

6' 5" x 5' 7" (1.96m x 1.70m) Double glazed window to the front, double sink with mixer tap, wall and base units, plumbing for washing machine and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
Wet room

5' 9" x 5' 7" (1.75m x 1.70m) Double glazed window to the front, low level WC, vanity unit wash hand basin, walk-in shower area with folding screen and tiled walls and floor with underfloor heating.

Bedroom 4
10' 8" x 10' 6" (3.25m x 3.20m) Double glazed door with glazed side panels leading to the garden, double glazed window to the front and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
Snug

14' 3" x 11' 7" (4.34m x 3.53m) Double glazed windows to the rear overlooking the beck, double glazed window to the side, double sided multi fuel stove and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
Open plan living/dining/kitchen

29' 5" x 20' 3" max (8.97m x 6.17m) Double glazed bi-folding doors to the side and rear, double glazed windows to the front and rear and tiled floor with underfloor heating.
Kitchen area A range of wall and base units with granite worksurfaces incorporating a one and a half bowl sink with mixer tap. Fitted double oven and microwave, induction hob with extractor hood above, space for fridge freezer, integrated dishwasher and pantry cupboard.
First floor

galleried landing

Spacious airing cupboard, storage cupboard, cupboard housing the thermal store, two double glazed skylights with electric blinds, loft access, doors to three bedrooms and family bathroom.
Master bedroom

25' 7" narrowing to 12' 4" x 20' 3" narrowing to 6' 3" (7.80m x 6.17m) Double glazed windows to the front, side and rear, double glazed bi-folding doors overlooking the beck, two radiators, full height vaulted ceiling, double wardrobe with mirrored doors leading to the en-suite shower room.
En-suite shower room

Walk-in shower cubicle, low level WC and vanity unit wash hand basin. Tiled floor, part tiled walls, double glazed skylight and window to the front.
Family bathroom

White four piece suite comprising bath, low level WC, vanity unit wash hand basin and shower cubicle. Part tiled walls, double glazed window and skylight with electric blinds to the front, radiator and tiled floor.

Bedroom 2
14' 3" x 11' 7" (4.34m x 3.53m) Two double glazed skylight windows with fitted blinds and radiator.

Bedroom 3
10' 8" x 10' 5" (3.25m x 3.17m) Radiator and double glazed windows to the front and side.
External

outside

Gated gravelled driveway leading to the double car port and garage with adjoining potting shed and wood store. A gate leads to the garden with block paved pathway leading around the property, well-stocked flower beds, lawned garden banking down to the beck, and decked seating area. The lawned area continues around the property to the side where there is a small patio area and gate providing access to the front. The garden to the right of the gravelled driveway has been partially cleared to create a vegetable plot.
Garage

Single garage with workshop area which could be easily converted to provide a double garage.
Property information and specifications

Plot of approximately 0.6 acre
Fully insulated timber frame construction with a mix of brick work and Western Red Cedar cladding
Aluminium high performance double Low E glazed windows
Integrated solar panels (4.4kw) with iBoost system and Feed-in-tariff
Vent-Axia Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery System
21kw Multi fuel boiler double sided cassette stove
McDonald Engineering Thermal Store
Underfloor heating to ground floor (6 zones)
Contemporary Radiators to first floor with trv’s
Alarm System
LED lighting throughout
Architect Warranty
An abundance of Wildlife
Location

The village is a mix of residential and an active farming community with a village hall, children's play park and walks in all directions.
The market town of Kirkby Stephen is just 2 miles away, where there is a good selection of shops, pubs and restaurants, and is also on the scenic Settle to Carlisle railway line. The location is within easy reach by road or rail of The Yorkshire Dales National Park and the Lake District, with the M6 and A66 being a short drive away.
Directions

From Kirkby Stephen head south from the Market Square and then turn left, proceed up the hill and bear right hand for Soulby. Upon entering the village, take the right hand lane before you reach the bridge. Newlands Villa is located on the left hand side and can be identified by our for sale board. Once in the village please do not follow the sat nav.
Notes

Council tax band We are informed the property is Tax Band E.

Tenure We are informed the tenure is Freehold.

Services Mains water and electricity are connected. Drainage to a mini treatment plant.

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Lane Hall, understood to be constructed around 1850 by Thomas Hewiston, is a charming double fronted Victorian country home. Originally bought as a working farm with two farmhouses, Lane Hall now solely enjoys an enviable position on the plot.
This characterful property is nestled within approximately 2.8 acres of private landscaped gardens, perfectly positioned within the Yorkshire Dales National Park.
Upon entry the property is accessed through wrought iron gates and a long tree lined driveway leads you to a parking area for numerous vehicles.
The excellent and versatile family accommodation, which extends to over 7,500 square feet, is arranged over four floors and oozes charm and character throughout. The entrance hallway is an inviting space with central staircase, highlighted by a stunning hand painted stain glass window. The well balanced accommodation all centres off the hallway, with four palisade doors, original Italian marble fire places and dual aspect windows that offer beautiful views across the grounds. The light and spacious modern fitted dining/kitchen with bespoke timber units, original hand painted beams, aga and lpg hob, also accessed off the hallway - this is a perfect space for family time and a relaxed dining experience. Off the kitchen is a separate utility, shower room storage room and access to the basement - spanning the length and width of the full property.
To the first floor are four double bedrooms, all with en suite facilities. A separate staircase also allows separate access to the first floor landing - 'The original servants staircase'.
To the second floor are three further double bedrooms and house shower room.
The property sits in approximately 2.8 acres and is surrounded by mature woodland with some of the trees dating back 150 years and established rhododendrons, English blue bells, wild primroses and garlic surround the private grounds and the gated entrance. A terrace provides seating to admire the garden views with rolling sloped lawns and provides access to the once abundant walled kitchen garden and fruit trees. The grounds provide a haven for various wildlife.
The garage and outhouses provide useful additional storage.

Lane Hall is one of the finest country residences within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Lane Hall
enjoys an enviable majestic location, elegantly nestled amidst approximately two and a half acres of private grounds with the dramatic backdrop of the Howgill Fells.

An exciting and rare opportunity to purchase a building plot with full planning permission to build a detached two storey, three bedroom dwelling in the highly desirable village of Ravenstonedale, within the Yorkshire Dales National Park and extending to approximately 0.18 acres (0.07 hectares).

Location
The plot occupies a picturesque location in the highly popular village of Ravenstonedale. The village nestles in a beautiful part of the northern Yorkshire Dales National Park, surrounded by breathtaking scenery, and a short distance from the eastern periphery of the Lake District.

Ravenstonedale is a pretty village featuring many historically interesting buildings and benefits from two renowned pubs, a village hall, a church, a golf course and a children's nursery. The village is well placed for Kirkby Stephen, Penrith, Sedbergh and beyond as well as junction 38 of the M6 motorway.

Directions
Coming from the direction of junction 38 of the M6 motorway follow the A685 Kirkby Stephen road to Ravenstonedale. At the first road sign to Ravenstonedale turn right and follow the road into the village. Mill Street will be found on the left-hand side immediately before the bridge and diagonally opposite the excellent King's Head pub. The building plot is on the left hand side.

Services
Services including mains water, electricity and drainage, are either located within the site or within the Vendors’ retained property. The Vendors will make connections available for these services.

Access
A shared right of access will be provided over the entrance drive to Coldbeck House as hatched green on the site plan within these particulars. Maintenance of the driveway is to be divided equally between users.

Planning Permission
The property benefits from full planning permission subject to conditions to build an impressive detached 3-bedroomed property. Full planning documents can all be viewed within the following the link or can be requested from our offices –


The application reference number is E/12/52A.

Local Occupancy Conditions
Planning permission is granted subject to Local occupation, once developed occupation of the property is limited to those who have lived in the locality for the last three years, or who are currently employed in the locality, or are moving to the locality to be employed. The property cannot be used as a second home or holiday letting accommodation.

The locality is defined as the administrative areas of the Parishes of Ravenstonedale, Sedbergh, Garsdale, Orton, Asby, Crosby Garrett, Waitby, Kirkby Stephen and Mallerstang.

Council Tax
Band tbc. Eden District Council Planning Authority
Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority

Viewing
Strictly by appointment through our Kendal Office.

The Yorkshire Dales National Park Planning Authority has granted planning permission for 5 Local Occupancy dwellings. Four of these are 4 bedroomed properties with one 3 Bedroom. The properties are to be roofed in natural blue/grey slate, with the walls to be finished in local natural stone. The properties will boast views over the rolling hills towards the picturesque Yorkshire Dales.

Located in the Eden Valley section of the Yorkshire Dales National Park. A very popular small village just over 3 miles from Kirkby Stephen (access to Settle – Carlisle railway) and 13 miles from the M6 junction 38.

This barn conversion has great character, lots of space and a flexible layout for lots of different lifestyles. The large workshop and home office with separate access make this an ideal property for home working and home business opportunities. There is also the attached annex with potential separate access and outdoor space ideal for Airbnb or independent family member.

The access up to the Barn from the road is shared but then splits at the property so you can have separate direct access to the annex or Barn.

The heart of any country home is the large kitchen diner which you access direct from the driveway. An inner hall leads to the house bathroom and then the storeroom and workshop. The study or home office has its own access from outside, but it can also be accessed from the hallway.

The first floor has the signature vaulted living room with large window to the garden area, 2 bedrooms and a shower room.

The second floor has an attic bedroom with exposed roof trusses and a view into the lounge.

The attached annex has a living room with kitchen, bedroom and shower room.

The main drive leads round the front of the house to a hardstanding by the annex with ample parking for many vehicles. This area is also accessible by a rear driveway so could be separate outside space and parking for the annex.

The garden to the rear is elevated and partly terraced giving seating area with lovely views to the surrounding countryside and the railway viaduct.

Superfast broadband, Mains electricity, water and drainage. The gas central heating is from bulk tank lpg.

Located in this peaceful section of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with panoramic views towards Ravenstonedale, handy for the popular market town of Kirkby Stephen & with excellent access to the M6 & Lake District, a recently renovated, 4 bed former farmhouse & bothy with development potential.

Location
Rigg End is an excellent traditional stone built farmhouse (circa 1760) with slate roof covering, enjoying an elevated setting with spectacular panoramic views in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, which has undergone a programme of refurbishment since 2009 to include replumbing, rewiring, double glazing, roof insulation and central heating. The header tank has also been specifically designed for future rainwater harvesting.

Planning permission has been granted to erect an extension to the rear of the property and create a second ground floor reception room. Ref: Edc 16/0453.

To the rear of the main house is a “bothy”, ideal for conversion to a holiday cottage, or with potential for alteration and expansion, subject to the necessary planning permissions. Our clients have made initial enquiries to the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority who would support the principle to convert the redundant farm building into a dwelling.

Also available, by separate negotiation, is the attached two storey barn (approx. 300m2) with planning consent for residential conversion.

Directions
Exit the M6 at Junction 38 and follow the A685 signposted Brough. Remain on the A685 for approximately 4.5 miles then turn left when signposted Wath, at the T junction turn right and continue to the T junction and turn right, then take the first turn on the left up the un-adopted access track.

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Porch Slate floor and matching upstand skirting, UPVC window and double glazed door to front garden. Opens into Kitchen / Diner.

Kitchen / Diner16'1" x 15'2" (4.9m x 4.62m). With a range of fitted units incorporating a halogen hob, electric oven, integrated dishwasher and one and a half bowl sink unit. Slate flooring. Original built in cupboards. Doors leading to utility room, larder and the internal hallway with stairs to the first floor. Open to the lounge.

Lounge15'3" x 12'2" (4.65m x 3.7m). Carpeted with a multi fuel stove in an Inglenook style fireplace. UPVC windows to the front elevation with slate sills. Twin radiators.

Utility Room17'2" x 15'10" (5.23m x 4.83m). With a Belfast style sink, stone sconces with storage beneath. Plumbing for a washing machine. Door to the side and UPVC window to the front. A wall mounted boiler for the domestic hot water and central heating (neither this nor any radiators have been tested). Dimensions incorporate downstairs bathroom.

Downstairs Bathroom7'7" x 6'5" (2.3m x 1.96m). With a fitted three piece suite comprising low suite WC, wash hand basin and bath with shower over. Radiator, electric underfloor heating and UPVC sealed unit double glazing.

Larder23'5" x 6'9" (7.14m x 2.06m). Flagged floor, stone sconces, windows to the rear elevation.

Internal Hallway Return staircase to first floor with stone stairs with cast iron balustrade, window to rear elevation.

Bedroom 115'1" x 14'5" (4.6m x 4.4m). Carpeted with three radiators and twin UPVC sealed unit double glazed sash windows to front.

Bedroom 215'8" x 10'9" (4.78m x 3.28m). Carpeted with twin UPVC sealed unit double glazed sash windows to front. Partly vaulted ceiling with mezzanine storage above.

Bedroom 313'2" x 10'5" (4.01m x 3.18m). Carpeted with a radiator and corner aspect with UPVC sealed unit double glazed sash window to front. Wash hand basin. Built in cupboard.

Bedroom 423'1" x 6'2" (7.04m x 1.88m). Sloping ceiling with skylight and low level UPVC window to rear. Currently divided into two sections.

Bathroom12'9" x 6'3" (3.89m x 1.9m). With a fitted three piece suite comprising low suite WC, wash hand basin and bath. Wood effect flooring with a radiator and UPVC sealed unit double glazed sash window to front. Built in cupboard housing a hot water cylinder.

Outside Enclosed garden to front, laid mainly to lawn with established beds and borders. Garden / parking area to rear leading to the bothy. Please refer to plan.

Please Note: The Seller reserves the right to amalgamate, withdraw, or exclude any of the properties shown at any time or to generally amend the particulars or order of sale.

Services
The property benefits from mains electricity, mains water, Calor gas tanked heating system, gas boiler and lpg bulk gas cylinder installed in Sept 2020 and still under warranty. Drainage to a septic tank (located in the Common Land opposite).