House For Sale £199,950
Dating from the 1600s and formerly known as Tinley Row are four stone cottages with pantile roofs and pretty gardens that were believed to have been built for farm labourers that worked the land owned by Sleights Hall, which is located opposite. Number 136 is one of the middle cottages and has an attractive stone façade with a pitched-roofed porch and a cottage garden to the front. Inside the cottage has a good-sized reception room that has a beamed ceiling and an original salt store built in the fireplace recess. Off the reception room is a small kitchen with fitted cabinets and a rear porch leads out to the rear yard that has a useful outbuilding. The stairs lead up from the ground floor to a landing that has built-in cupboards and a window that looks out across the Esk Valley. There are two bedrooms, one larger than the other, both doubles, and a bathroom with a three-piece suite. The property has been very well-maintained throughout and benefits from having gas central heating and double-glazing. Outside there is a charming garden with a lawn and planted borders, that also offers the potential to create off-street parking, like neighbouring properties and there is an outhouse and yard to the rear. Located on the main road through the village, the cottage is close to the local amenities, including Shops, Village Pub, GP surgery and Village Hall, plus excellent transport links to the coast. We feel this cottage would be equally suited for permanent residence or as a holiday home with the Moors and Coast on its doorstep.
