THE VILLAGE FARMHOUSE Middleton Tyas, Richmond, North Yorkshire
THE VILLAGE FARMHOUSE MIDDLETON TYAS, RICHMOND, NORTH YORKSHIRE, DL10 6PY A GRADE II LISTED, STONE BUILT FARMHOUSE, SYMPATHETICALLY RESTORED TO COMBINE CHARACTERFUL PERIOD FEATURES WITH MODERN DAY LIVING. GARDENS, 0.65 ACRE PADDOCK, TWO STABLES, TACK ROOM AND DOUBLE GARAGE Accommodation Entrance Hall Living Room Sitting Room Study Workshop Farmhouse Kitchen with Everhot Range Cooker Utility Room Cloakroom/wc Three First Floor Bedrooms En Suite to Master House Bathroom/Shower Room Attic Room/Fourth Bedroom to Second Floor Externally Cottage style garden Paddock Double Garage Two Stables & Tack Room Richmond 5 miles Darlington 9 miles Harrogate 37 miles Newcastle 45 miles York 46 miles The Station, Station Yard, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL10 4LD Tel: 01748 829217 www.gscgrays.co.uk richmond@gscgrays.co.uk Offices also at: Barnard Castle Tel: 01833 637000 Bedale Tel: 01677 422400 Hamsterley Tel: 01388 487000 Leyburn Tel: 01969 600120 Stokesley Tel: 01642 710742
Situation & Amenities Middleton Tyas is a popular village with local shop, primary school and public house. It is particularly well located being 0.5 miles from Scotch Corner providing access to the A1(M) and A66 trans Pennine route. The East Coast Mainline rail is available from Darlington and Durham Tees Valley and Leeds Bradford Airports are both within easy reach. The nearby towns of Richmond and Darlington offer a wide variety of amenities including national and local retailers, a large range of bars, restaurants, cinemas, sports centres and theatres. There is a wide selection of local state and private educational opportunities at both primary and secondary level. Golf courses can be found at Richmond, Catterick, Barnard Castle and Darlington. The north Pennines and Yorkshire Dales are in easy reach. The Village Farmhouse The Village Farmhouse is a 17th century, Grade II Listed, stone built farmhouse which has been sympathetically restored to combine characterful period features with modern day living. Features of note include exposed ceiling beams, an inglenook fireplace, farmhouse style kitchen with an Everhot Range cooker, quirky feature walls, cast iron radiators and stripped timber doors. The property occupies a prominent position in this well regarded village and has the bonus of an adjoining paddock, two stables, a tack room and a stone built double garage. A superb family home. Accommodation The property is approached through a cottage garden, via a pedestrian pathway lined by a box hedge to each side, leading to a solid wood front door with peep hole opening into the hall. The hall has a mosaic tiled floor and gives access to the dining kitchen and the living room. The lovely farmhouse style kitchen is equipped with freestanding wooden units incorporating a Belfast sink, plate racks and a dresser style wall unit, complemented by an Everhot electric, four oven range cooker, in cream, set into a feature recess with rustic wooden lintel above. A dual aspect room with a side window and views from a window seat over the front garden. With slate flooring and space for a dining table and chairs. Off the kitchen is the rear entrance hall with access to the cloakroom/wc, utility room and a stable door leading to the courtyard. In the living room, a window seat overlooks the front garden, which also benefits from a wooden fire surround with cast iron inset and open grate with cupboards to either side. From here there is access to the sitting room, study and a staircase leads to the first floor with a useful recess below. The sitting room has an impressive inglenook fireplace with log burner set onto an elevated stone hearth. There is an exposed beam to the ceiling and another over the window. The study is located off the living room, overlooking the rear courtyard area and from here, there is access to a really useful workshop with stable door leading outside.
First Floor The first floor landing provides access to the three main bedrooms, all of which overlook the front garden, the house bathroom and a staircase lead to the attic room/fourth bedroom. The master suite is dual aspect with a window seat overlooking the front garden and a tiny window with stone sills to the side. The en-suite comprises step in shower, pedestal wash hand basin and low level wc. The house bathroom is splendid, with a freestanding roll top bath with Victorian style mixer tap and shower attachment taking centre stage, set to the walls around are a step in shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin, low level wc and bidet. Natural light floods into the window to the front and a feature window high up overlooking the landing. The attic room has been converted historically to provide an occasional fourth bedroom, this is a large space with a velux window and exposed beams. With restricted headroom, this could suit a teenager with space for both sleeping and relaxing. Central Heating We are advised that the property is served by gas fired central heating via radiators. Tenure We are advised that the property is freehold with vacant possession upon completion. Local Authority & Council Tax Richmondshire District Council. Tel: 01748 829100. For Council Tax purposes the property is banded G. Outside The front garden is walled with a box hedge lined pedestrian path leading to the front door. The garden here is lawned with well stocked flower and shrub borders. Two wooden pedestrian gates give access to the side of the property and into the paddock. The paddock is fenced, walled and offers flexibility as a pony paddock or children s play area, there is also a stream which runs alongside the front wall. A five bar gate allows vehicular access to the rear of the property into a paviour driveway with on-site parking for 2-3 cars, leading to a detached double garage and the two stone stables with tack room at the rear. Wayleaves Easements and Rights of Way The Village Farmhouse is sold subject to and with the benefit of all existing rights of way, whether public or private, light, drainage, water and electricity supplies and all other rights, obligations, easements, quasi-easements and all wayleaves or covenants whether disclosed or not.
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