£235,000 Sold Subject to Contract

Entrance Porch

Sitting Room

Dining Kitchen

Two Bedrooms

Bathroom

Log Burning Stove

Night Storage Heating

Double Glazing

Front & Rear Gardens

Range of Outbuildings

Grade II Listed

EPC Rating E

Description

Court House is a pretty looking semi detached stone cottage in the middle of the village and is believed to date back to 1884. It has a well stocked cottage garden to its front and to the rear, a couple of stone out buildings and a private rear garden with additional flagged patio.

Entry to the cottage is via a porch at the rear that opens into a delightful sitting room with a log burning stove that is surrounded by an original cast iron range with its ovens and cooking crane. This room leads into a dining kitchen with fitted storage units. Upstairs there are two bedrooms served by a family shower room. The cottage has additional heating in the form of night storage heaters and has over recent years had both its windows and roof reconditioned.

The largest of the outbuildings is located immediately to the rear of the property and is currently used as a workshop and garden storage. There are also a pair of former pig sheds and parking is on street.

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General Information

A pretty, semi detached, stone cottage in the centre of this popular and accessible village

Location: Cropton is situated on the southern fringe of the North York Moors National Park and is a community of farms, smallholdings and traditional houses and cottages only 5 minutes drive from the main A170 Thirsk to Scarborough road. This in turn gives quick and easy access to the market towns of Pickering and Kirkbymoorside to which Cropton is dependant for most of its every day amenities, although it does have its own village pub. The village is situated in the heart of great walking country and is surrounded by forestry and moorland. Its nearest train station is in Malton some 15 miles away where a direct service to York gives access to the London to Edinburgh service.

Services: Mains electricity and water are connected. Connection to private drainage. Night Storage heating.

Council Tax: We are informed by North Yorkshire Council that Court House falls in band B.

Tenure: We are advised by the Vendor that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be given upon completion. There is no onward chain.

Viewing Arrangements: Strictly by prior appointment through the agents Messrs Rounthwaite and Woodhead, Market Place. Pickering. Telephone: 01751 472800/430034

Directions: Travelling along the A170 from an Easterly direction take the right turn sign posted for Wrelton and Cropton. Continue along this road taking the immediate right turn as you pass the New Inn pub. Court House is on the left hand side in the centre of the village indicated by a Rounthwaite & Woodhead 'For Sale' board.