Candler House is an attractive Grade II listed property, and offers substantial period accommodation set in good sized grounds in a village location. The oldest portion of the house is Georgian, built in the late 18th Century, and includes a number of attractive period features and include, parquet flooring to part, panelled doors, cornicing and sash windows, including a fine canted bow window to the drawing room.

The accommodation briefly comprises: handsome entrance hall, drawing room with open fire and fine bow window, traditional kitchen, living/dining area, formal dining room, study, utility room and cloakroom. To the first floor there is a master bedroom with adjoining en-suite shower room, three further double bedrooms, shower room, bathroom, and two separate cloakrooms. There is also an annexe with an attractive living area and a large first floor bedroom. The annexe is attached to the property but benefits from an independent access from the main house and therefore offers a wide range of possible uses.

The walled grounds amount to roughly half an acre and comprises a generous lawn complimented by a range of well stocked borders with a number of mature trees and shrubs including a fine weeping ash, patio area, pond, vegetable plot, chicken hut and run, garden shed and greenhouse. There is a sheltered courtyard and rear yard at the back of the property and ample parking can be found both to the front and the rear of Candler House.

West Ayton is an attractive village close to the busy sea-side town of Scarborough. The two villages of East and West Ayton are exceptionally well-served and benefit from a large range of amenities including; primary school, library, parish church, doctors surgery, pharmacy, village shop and two public houses. From West Ayton there is easy access to Scarborough (approx. 5 miles) Pickering (approx. 13 miles) and Malton (approx. 19 miles) and also onto the A64. York is approximately 36 miles away, with its many facilities including mainline railway station.