Hollins Hall is a truly unique property set in around seven acres of gardens, land and woodland, quietly located close to the pretty Moorland village of Grosmont. The property enjoys lovely views across the Esk Valley. Originally constructed in the early twentieth century in the Victorian Gothic style as a Billiard Hall, the property boasts a number of attractive period details, in particular a magnificent living dining hall complete with a vaulted barrel style ceiling with ornate moulding and cornicing, parquet floor and floor length windows to the front and rear inset with an intricate series of stained glass images.

Further accommodation includes; Entrance hall, dining kitchen with bespoke French oak units, sitting room and snug. Two first floor double bedrooms, one with an en-suite shower room. Two further ground floor bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite shower room and luxury family bathroom with free standing roll top bath.

The property stands in around seven acres, with a manageable garden lying to the front with grass paddock beyond stretching up the hillside towards Eskdaleside. To the rear of the property is a paved area, further grass land and woodland with a variety of mature deciduous and hard wood trees. There is ample parking to the side of the property and in the double garage and ample storage to be found in the cellar beneath the Hall.

Grosmont is a pretty and popular Moorland village famous for the steam railway which runs between Pickering and Grosmont. An important tourist destination, the opportunities for outdoor recreation in and around Grosmont and the North York Moors are endless. The sea-side town of Whitby lies only seven miles to the north and offers a wide array of amenities.