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17th century farmhouse with adjoining newly converted 19th century barn, lying on the fringe of the Yorkshire Dales National Park on the Yorkshire / Lancashire borders. Near Settle, a pretty North Yorkshire market town, the property is in an "area of outstanding natural beauty" conservation area, the Forest of Bowland which is loved by both Royalty and show-biz personalities.
Barn Accommodation
The barn has thick stone walls with a flagged roof, and is completely secluded in beautiful open countryside with panoramic views of Ingleborough and the surrounding fells.
It has double glazed hardwood windows and oil-fired full central heating with underfloor heating to the ground floor. It is fully insulated and conforms to the latest
Building Regulations.
A split level porch;
fitted kitchen / diner with built-in appliances, condenser boiler, Aga;
sitting room (17'6" x 17') a spacious room with multifuel stove, oak flooring, french windows to terrace with railings, and also glazed door and floor length windows to front patio, facing
south;
bedroom (10'10" x 10'8") and
4-piece tiled bathroom, with rounded corner shower, ladder towel rail, illuminated mirror and shaver point.
A hardwood staircase leads to the first floor with exposed tongue and groove floors;
bedroom (10'7" x 10'10");
bathroom, with bath, shower, basin, illuminated mirror, shaver point, and W.C.;
storage areas and
spacious master bedroom, (20' x 17'), with two feature roof trusses, barn arched window, three further windows and ensuite with rounded corner shower, basin, illuminated mirror cabinet with shaver socket, W.C. and ladder towel rail.
Farmhouse Accommodation
Adjoining the barn is a traditional farmhouse of 17th century origin. It has oil-fired full central heating from a combination boiler;
living room (13'7" x 18'4") with inglenook, multifuel stove, beams;
dining room (11'4" x 15'4");
fitted kitchen (13'7 x 9'1") and
bathroom
with mixer shower, W.C., electric heated towel rail and shaver point.
Upstairs are three bedrooms and loft storage space (could be converted to ensuite if required.)
Outside
Outside
are two patios and a terrace,
a cottage garden,
double garage (with electrically operated up and over door, window, power and lighting),
landscaped gravelled ample parking space,
stone outbuildings,
a stream,
orchard and about 0.5 acre paddock, ideal for pony, etc,
own track to lane.
The whole would make a six bedroomed house if required, subject to planning permission, or one of the houses could be kept for relatives or a holiday let.
Services
Mains water, septic tank, two oil tanks,
Location
550 feet above sea level. Easy links to nearby A65, Lancaster, Kendal, Skipton and Leeds, and about 30 minutes' drive to M6.
Good public and state schools within easy reach.
A railway station with services from Lancaster to Leeds is about 1.5 miles away; the local hamlet with church and village hall is half a mile away, and a thriving village with primary school and all amenities is 2.5 miles away.
Full details will be sent on request to interested buyers.
VIEWING is by appointment.
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