Wrea Head, Scalby, Scarborough Guide Price £925,000

• A residential and equestrian smallholding situated in over 15 acres and until recently operated as a commercial livery yard.
• Comprising period 4 bedroom house with sea and castle views, large range of buildings/stables, grazing paddocks and well wooded grounds
• Located in a lovely elevated position close to Scalby Village
• House: A wonderful period residence of 2,200 sq. ft set in an elevated semi-rural location with lovely views and huge potential
• Land: Extensive mature grounds, with lawn, mature woodland and grazing land - in all 15.8 acres
• Buildings/Stables: Extensive range of buildings including stabling for around 20 horses, garaging and storage
• Large parking area
• No onward chain

An exceptionally rare property, on the market for that first time in over forty years. Highfield Farm comprises an extremely well-located equestrian and residential smallholding of 15.8 acres, most recently operated as a commercial livery yard and within easy walking distance to the centre of Scalby village.

Part of the original Wrea Head estate, which was sold off in 1966, Highfield comprises a period property which is now ready for a modern touch and restoration, together with a sizeable range of buildings and stables situated in lovely, wooded grounds and paddocks.

The house amounts to over 2,200 sq. ft which in brief comprises. Entrance vestibule leading to a large central hall with a well-proportioned, double aspect sitting room to the side, front facing study or snug, breakfast room, kitchen and utility room with cloakroom. Upstairs are four bedrooms and the house bathroom. Mature grounds encircle the house and there is a sizable double garage with adjoining ancillary storage.

Highfield Farm is set within 15.8 acres of pastureland made up in part of the original parkland to Wrea Head. The land is gently undulating and affords direct views of the sea with Scarborough castle in the foreground. The property has recently operated as a successful livery business, with excellent riding from the doorstep. A substantial range of buildings provides over 15,000 sq. ft of stabling, storage space, feed and tack rooms with direct access onto the land. The buildings are in need of improvement throughout, but provide a sizable footprint, perfect for American barn style stabling or other uses, subject to any necessary planning permissions. 

Scalby is a well-served and sought-after village some three miles to the north of the sea-side town of Scarborough and lies just outside the eastern boundary of the North York Moors National Park. The beaches of North Bay are just two miles away and the village benefits from two well regarded public houses, restaurant, two churches, a village store, newsagents, recreation ground with tennis court and an independent supermarket which is only short walk away. Scalby is set on the southern boundary of the North York Moors national Park and Dalby Forest, where the opportunities for outdoor pursuits are endless.

Scarborough town is close at hand where there is a wide range of amenities including supermarkets, many high street stores and train station where there is an excellent regular service, York city centre can be reached in under 45 minutes where many main line connections can be made from there.