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3 bedroom farm house for sale

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An exciting opportunity to acquire a rural property in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, enjoying panoramic views of the iconic Yorkshire Three Peaks. Ideally located just a stone’s throw from the popular village of Horton in Ribblesdale, with the nearby market towns of Settle and Hawes close at hand. The property offers excellent versatility and would appeal to a wide range of prospective purchasers.


A charming and beautifully presented three/four-bedroom Grade II listed farmhouse, combining traditional character with a stylish modern interior.

The property enjoys off road parking for multiple vehicles, landscaped gardens fully enclosed for pets and outdoor seating areas to enjoy the peaceful summer evenings.


Two substantial barns including a three-stable block and a versatile open building suitable for storage, indoor equestrian use, or other purposes (Subject to the relevant consents), complemented by a secure yard ideal for pet exercise

Approximately 4 acres of quality pasture land, attractively enclosed by classic dry-stone walls.

Set in an exceptional location amidst the rolling Yorkshire Dales, Penyghent Farm Cottage enjoys unrivalled walking and riding opportunities directly from the doorstep, including unlimited off-road hacking along the Pennine Bridleway. The property benefits from direct roadside access from the B6479. Two rail stations are located approximately five minutes away, with a further mainline station at Settle around 15 minutes away. A regular bus service runs from Horton in Ribblesdale to both Settle and Clitheroe, collecting from outlying villages en route, and the M6 (Junction 36) is accessible in approximately 25 minutes.

A full range of amenities can be found in the nearby market town of Settle, including primary and secondary schooling, alongside the renowned Giggleswick School. A dedicated school bus service conveniently collects and returns pupils daily directly outside the property. The popular Dales village of Ingleton, with its wide range of attractions, is just 15 minutes away, while Hawes and the ever-popular market town of Kirkby Lonsdale, home to Queen Elizabeth School, are both within easy reach at approximately 25 minutes. Together, these picturesque towns offer an excellent selection of bars, restaurants, shops and services, set against a backdrop of outstanding scenery and countryside, providing the very best of rural living with excellent accessibility.

The property itself offers considerable versatility, further enhanced by a range of external buildings. Currently configured to suit the equestrian market, these buildings present excellent potential for adaptation or alternative uses, subject to the necessary consents.

Penyghent Farm Cottage briefly comprises: -

Kitchen Area: 10’7” x 27’2” (3.22 x 8.28) Kitchen fitted with a range of base units and work surfaces, electric range cooker with extractor hood, sink with mixer taps, and plumbing for a washing machine. Features include a double-glazed floor-to-ceiling picture window, two double-glazed mullioned windows, wood flooring, cast-iron radiator, recessed spotlights and part open ceiling.

Dining Room: 18’6” x 16’3” (5.63 x 4.95) Feature fireplace housing a wood-burning stove, wood flooring, two double-glazed mullioned windows, rear window, solid external entrance door, and two cast-iron radiators

Lounge Area: 15’4” x 19’2” (4.67 x 5.84) Double-glazed mullioned windows with shutters, tall side window with shutters, stove set within a recessed hearth, wood flooring, cast-iron radiator, beamed ceiling, rear external entrance door, step down to dining room/second lounge, recessed spotlights, understairs cupboard housing the oil-fired central heating boiler, and staircase to the first floor.

Staircase to the First Floor:

Landing: 6’0” x 12’10” (12.82 x 3.91) Providing access to three bedrooms and the house bathroom, with an open ceiling, handmade boarded doors, and a double-glazed window with shutters.

Master Bedroom: 16’7” x 19’1” (5.05 x 5.81) Large double bedroom with three double-glazed windows, cast-iron radiator, open ceiling with exposed roof truss, and built-in wardrobe.

Wet Room 4’8” x 7’2” (1.42 x 2.18) accessed from the master bedroom, tiled throughout, comprising a shower, vertical radiator, WC, vanity wash hand basin, and double-glazed window.

Mezzanine: 7’9” x 10’7” (2.36 x 3.22) Suitable for either a study or dressing room with opne ceilings and exposed beams.

Bedroom 2: 9’8 x 9’6” (2.94 x 2.89) Double bedroom, centrally positioned, with a double-glazed window, open beamed ceiling and radiator.

Bedroom 3: 10’10” x 8’10” (3.30 x 2.69) Double bedroom with open ceiling, exposed roof truss, high-level storage area, double-glazed mullioned window, and radiator.

Main Bathroom: 8’2” x 6’5” (2.48 x 1.95) Bathroom fitted with a three-piece white suite comprising; a bath with shower over, WC , vanity wash hand basin and tiled walls.

To the Exterior:-

The property benefits from a spacious enclosed garden with off road parking for multiple vehicles to the rear. Boasting 2 lawns and flowerbed, gravel pathways, an Indian stone patio, drive space for multiple vehicles and a wooden garden shed. The garden also provides access to 2 external barns:


Building 1: Approximately 130m2 (1,399 sqft), The barn is currently used for stabling horses, with three boxes of plywood and metal construction. It also houses the oil tank serving the property’s heating system. The stables could be removed by a prospective purchaser, creating an open space suitable for a variety of alternative uses.

Building 2: Approximately 178m2 (1,916 sqft). The barn is currently used as covered turnout for horses, with a sand and fibre surface. Of steel portal-frame construction, it is open to one gable and partially open on the other. The building provides a large open space and offers potential for a wide range of alternative uses, subject to the relevant consents.

Land: Approximately 4 acres of agricultural pasture land ideal for the grazing of livestock and enclosed with dry stone walls in keeping with the local area.


General Remarks

Services:

The cottage benefits from a private water supply, shared drainage system, mains electricity and oil central heating.

Please Note: John Pallister Ltd have not tested any of the above mentioned services and purchasers should satisfy themselves as to their presence and working order.

Local Authority:
North Yorkshire Council

Council tax:
Band—F

EPC: Unknown

Access:
The property benefits from private access off the B6479

Measurements:
The measurements provided are given in order to give a reasonable picture of the property prior to inspection. They are not to be relied upon by prospective purchasers, who are invited to make their own measurement survey.

Title and Tenure:
The property is offered for sale Freehold and with vacant possession upon completion.


Viewings
Viewings are strictly by appointment with the Agents only.
Suitable footwear is advised.

Method of Sale
For sale by Private Treaty and all offers should be submitted to the agents in writing. It should be noted that the vendor does not bind themselves to accept the highest, or indeed any offer submitted.

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Please bear in mind that the Agent will require from any purchaser looking to offer on the property; confirmation of the purchasers ability to fund the purchase, their solicitor’s contact details and 2 forms of identification.

Health & Safety
Care should be taken when viewing the property, even when accompanied:
Please do not climb gates, fences or other ancillary equipment on the land and ensure all gates are closed.
Please do not enter fields with livestock present.
The Agent accepts no responsibility for any loss or damage caused when viewing the property.

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John Pallister - Lancashire
John Pallister - Lancashire
28 Duck Street Clitheroe BB7 1LP
01200 328948
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Founded in 1972 John Pallister, Chartered Surveyors in Clitheroe, are Property Professionals, working across the North West countryside. From convenient offices with parking in Clitheroe, our expertise encompasses almost any problem or issue arising from the ownership or occupation of property. We are a family firm following directly in the traditions and practice of Matthew Pallister, who in the 1930′s was a well known Auctioneer and Valuer. He later founded the Skipton partnership Pallister & Clement and our practice follows that lineage. Today JOHN PALLISTER is supported by his son RICHARD and daughter CATHERINE, providing a team of Property Professionals with a depth of qualification and experience. The team is further enhanced with the assistance of Dawn Patterson, who has 15 years experience in house sales and lettings. We offer a number of specialist property services including: Surveys Valuations Management Compulsory Purchase Arbitration Landlord and Tenant Lettings Cost Planning Telecoms Planning Appeals Pipelines Whilst up to date in training and equipment, all the staff at JOHN PALLISTER strive to preserve standards of practice that have often ceased to be available to clients. Our clients are dealt with in person, issues are fully explained, phone calls are returned and clients’ interests are responsibly followed through. Total honesty can be relied upon and our clients’ concerns become our duty. Our support staff are all appropriately trained and experienced in property matters, most having worked at JOHN PALLISTER for many years. Indeed our practice secretary Mrs. Jean McGruer has almost 30 years of service.
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