2 bedroom detached house

A converted Grade II* listed church with a contemporary architect designed extension offering unique and characterful accommodation retaining many of the Church's original features and decoration which include stained glass windows, a painted and stencilled wagon roof and stone topped altar with beautiful painting, stencilling and gilding.

St Aidan's was built in 1886, the first solo work of the late Gothic Revival architect Temple Lushington Moore when he was a young man in his mid-twenties. Temple Moore went on to build more than forty churches and is considered to be one of Victorian England's greatest church architects.

In more recent years the property has been converted into a successful holiday let offering a sympathetic blend of character charm and a contemporary feel with the addition of the stylish side extension. Externally there is a pretty garden with open aspect views.

Carlton is a incredibly quiet and peaceful village to the north of Helmsley which is a renowned Georgian market town located on the southern edge of the North York Moors National Park. It is rightly regarded as a true jewel in the crown of this beautiful part of the countryside, marking the beginning of the Cleveland Way and a true gateway to the Moors. The town itself has an excellent range of local facilities to include restaurants, public houses, a doctors’ surgery, a post office and wide variety of retail outlets.

Agents Note: The property is a holiday let and cannot be a permanent home The owners can spend up to eight weeks a year in the property. In order to qualify for commercial rates rebate, the property must be available to let for at least 140 days a year.