4 bedroom village house

Stone farmhouse in needs of modernisation and improvement, together with a range of useful outbuildings, located in this popular National Park village

Thorpe Farm is a unique rural property, comprising a period house, a range of traditional and more modern agricultural buildings and in all, situated within around 0.47 acres of grounds.

The farmhouse faces west and is situated on the south east corner of the village and is set in 0.47 acres of grounds, together with a range of traditional stone buildings; all with good potential for conversion or enlarge it the current accommodation; subject to obtaining all necessary planning consents. A number of more modern farm buildings stand within the grounds, with a grass paddock and orchard situated on the far east of the boundary with a lovely open aspect over the countryside beyond.

The living accommodation retains plenty of original character but is now in need of a thorough programme of modernisation and refurbishment, providing the opportunity to create a unique character property within a sought after National Park village.

In total the accommodation currently amounts to 2,027 square feet and comprises; a small entrance hall which leads off to a pair of front facing reception rooms; dining room and sitting room and to the rear is a dining kitchen with adjoining pantry, utility room and a ground floor bathroom. To the first floor are three good sized double bedrooms, a landing hall and bathroom. To the second floor, stairs lead up to a large attic space currently arrange as two sizable rooms and which could be utilised for ancillary accommodation.

Adjoining the house are a range of single storey stone outbuildings, which are currently used as stables, workshops, utility and storage rooms, offering some potential to extend the existing accommodation into; subject to all necessary planning consents and permissions. Externally the property is situated within a large yard area which leads to a number of traditional and more modern style storage and agricultural buildings and to the rear/east of the plot is a small grass paddock/orchard area leading out onto the back lane to the east.

Appleton-le-Moors is a pretty and popular village set within the North Yorks Moors National Park and located some 4 miles to the east of the historic market town of Kirkbymoorside which offers a full range of amenities and 8 miles west of Pickering. The village has the benefit of a Church, Chapel and pub with restaurant and is ideally positioned for a wide variety of country pursuits.