House For Sale £725,000
Detached bungalow with large barn and Caravan Camping Club business within a picturesque National Park village.
This is a village property that comes with an established income stream through the owners' Camping and Caravanning Club business. Alongside the business is the bungalow which has been updated to create a very comfortable home with low running costs. Taken as a whole, the property can be adapted to a variety of uses and the large, detached barn offers multiple options to an incoming buyer. Located in a superb spot on the northern edge of this very popular North Yorkshire village, adjacent to fields and woodland, this property is rich with opportunity.
Entrance and hallway, kitchen breakfast room, utility room, shower room/cloakroom, 3 bedrooms, house bathroom, store room with plumbing
Front garden with terrace, yard, detached barn, shower block, drive and ample parking, two grassed fields
In all some 0.76 acres
More Details - Constructed in the 1960s this bungalow has been re-modelled and updated by the current owners. The large kitchen breakfast room has multiple fitted units, integrated Neff appliances, granite worktops, a long breakfast bar, and space for a sitting area in front of the bifold doors that provide views across countryside. There is a useful utility/laundry room alongside. The sitting room has a large window and fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. Underfloor heating has been fitted in the large house bathroom and the shower room. It is worth noting that a useful store room has plumbing in place for easy conversion to an additional bathroom, as per the original plans. The accommodation is clearly versatile and there is potential to extend into the loft space where there is good head height under the trusses.
Outside - The bungalow has a sheltered front garden that comprises a raised, paved terrace and an area of lawn, protected by a mature hedge and timber fence with a garden gate opening onto the drive. The main drive is gravelled and passes through a five-bar gate to the rear yard and extensive parking area in front of the barn. Here is a timber shower block with washing area, shower room and wc. The two caravan sites lie to the west and north of the bungalow, and are connected by a garden gate. A separate drive gives direct access to the larger site where there are fifteen pitches. The whole is bounded by a high hedge and surrounded by fields and woodland, providing great privacy and shelter. To the north are fine views to a bank of woodland.
Outbuildings - The detached barn extends to nearly 60 ft in length and totals over 1750 ft. It is secure with an electric up-and-over barn door, and has water, power and light. There is a large mezzanine level, as well as a workshop and store within.
Environs - Pickering 2? miles, Malton 8 miles, Kirkbymoorside 10 miles, Helmsley 15 miles, Yorkshire coast 16 miles, York 27 miles
Prospect Farm is accessed along Prospect Place, a quiet no-through lane that wends its way north of the main village street. A public footpath flanks the property, connecting to Dalby Forest to the north. Thornton le Dale is a thriving village on the southern fringe of the North York Moors, on the doorstep of Dalby Forest. The village has a range of superb amenities including pubs, primary school, bakers, chemist, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, sports facilities, and a bus service connecting the Yorkshire coast to Malton, York and Leeds. There are high performing state and private schools in the area, and nearby Pickering with its castle and heritage railway provides all the attractions of an established market town. There is easy road access to Scarborough, Whitby, York and the motorway network via the A64. From Malton a regular railway service runs to York and on to London Kings Cross.
General - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: C
Services & Systems: All mains services. Gas central heating.
Additional Notes: The current owners have an informal agreement leasing the adjacent 1.75 acre paddock with an option to buy. They have right of access to the paddock from their property.
Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment
Local Authority: Ryedale District Council[use Contact Agent Button]. North York Moors National Park.
Directions: From Pickering, head along the A170 and when you enter the village, turn left onto Prospect Place immediately beyond Matthewsons. The property is 100 yards up on the left hand side, identified by a Camping and Caravanning Club sign.
This is a village property that comes with an established income stream through the owners' Camping and Caravanning Club business. Alongside the business is the bungalow which has been updated to create a very comfortable home with low running costs. Taken as a whole, the property can be adapted to a variety of uses and the large, detached barn offers multiple options to an incoming buyer. Located in a superb spot on the northern edge of this very popular North Yorkshire village, adjacent to fields and woodland, this property is rich with opportunity.
Entrance and hallway, kitchen breakfast room, utility room, shower room/cloakroom, 3 bedrooms, house bathroom, store room with plumbing
Front garden with terrace, yard, detached barn, shower block, drive and ample parking, two grassed fields
In all some 0.76 acres
More Details - Constructed in the 1960s this bungalow has been re-modelled and updated by the current owners. The large kitchen breakfast room has multiple fitted units, integrated Neff appliances, granite worktops, a long breakfast bar, and space for a sitting area in front of the bifold doors that provide views across countryside. There is a useful utility/laundry room alongside. The sitting room has a large window and fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. Underfloor heating has been fitted in the large house bathroom and the shower room. It is worth noting that a useful store room has plumbing in place for easy conversion to an additional bathroom, as per the original plans. The accommodation is clearly versatile and there is potential to extend into the loft space where there is good head height under the trusses.
Outside - The bungalow has a sheltered front garden that comprises a raised, paved terrace and an area of lawn, protected by a mature hedge and timber fence with a garden gate opening onto the drive. The main drive is gravelled and passes through a five-bar gate to the rear yard and extensive parking area in front of the barn. Here is a timber shower block with washing area, shower room and wc. The two caravan sites lie to the west and north of the bungalow, and are connected by a garden gate. A separate drive gives direct access to the larger site where there are fifteen pitches. The whole is bounded by a high hedge and surrounded by fields and woodland, providing great privacy and shelter. To the north are fine views to a bank of woodland.
Outbuildings - The detached barn extends to nearly 60 ft in length and totals over 1750 ft. It is secure with an electric up-and-over barn door, and has water, power and light. There is a large mezzanine level, as well as a workshop and store within.
Environs - Pickering 2? miles, Malton 8 miles, Kirkbymoorside 10 miles, Helmsley 15 miles, Yorkshire coast 16 miles, York 27 miles
Prospect Farm is accessed along Prospect Place, a quiet no-through lane that wends its way north of the main village street. A public footpath flanks the property, connecting to Dalby Forest to the north. Thornton le Dale is a thriving village on the southern fringe of the North York Moors, on the doorstep of Dalby Forest. The village has a range of superb amenities including pubs, primary school, bakers, chemist, independent shops, cafés, restaurants, sports facilities, and a bus service connecting the Yorkshire coast to Malton, York and Leeds. There are high performing state and private schools in the area, and nearby Pickering with its castle and heritage railway provides all the attractions of an established market town. There is easy road access to Scarborough, Whitby, York and the motorway network via the A64. From Malton a regular railway service runs to York and on to London Kings Cross.
General - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: C
Services & Systems: All mains services. Gas central heating.
Additional Notes: The current owners have an informal agreement leasing the adjacent 1.75 acre paddock with an option to buy. They have right of access to the paddock from their property.
Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment
Local Authority: Ryedale District Council[use Contact Agent Button]. North York Moors National Park.
Directions: From Pickering, head along the A170 and when you enter the village, turn left onto Prospect Place immediately beyond Matthewsons. The property is 100 yards up on the left hand side, identified by a Camping and Caravanning Club sign.
