Little Fryup, Whitby Guide Price £795,000

• Stone-built farmhouse providing four/five-bedroom accommodation, amounting to over 3,300 square feet in total
• Entrance Hall – Farmhouse kitchen – Boot room/utility with pantry – Cloakroom – Dining Room – Sitting Room – Rear Hall – WC – Study/Ground Floor Bedroom Five.
• Master bedroom with dressing area and en-suite bathroom.
• Three further double bedrooms; two with en-suites – main house bathroom
• Beautifully landscaped gardens surround the property to all sides - 0.8 acres in all
• Small orchard with a range of soft-fruit bushes and trees.
• Range of traditional buildings, providing a large workshop, two outbuildings and cart house with redevelopment potential.
• Over 7 acres of grazing land.
• Ideally suited for equestrian or smallholding interests or potentially utilising the beautiful location and land for a commercial venture such as glamping or leisure uses (subject to all necessary planning consents).

A beautifully situated residential smallholding and lifestyle property, occupying a private and secluded south facing position with an outstanding view straight across Fryupdale and towards Danby Beacon to the west. Set in land and grounds of 8.13 acres, the property is ideal for a family country home and was previously run as a successful Bed & Breakfast business, and also suitable for those with equestrian or smallholding interests.

In total the accommodation amounts to 3,397 square feet in total, which briefly comprises the following.


Boot and utility room with pantry and cloakroom, a dual aspect farmhouse kitchen, central entrance hallway with dining room to the rear and a large dual aspect living room with multi fuel stove and the rear hallway with cloakroom and study.


On the first floor is a large galleried landing with a master bedroom suite with dressing room and en-suite bathroom, there are three further double bedrooms, two with en-suite bath or shower rooms and the main house bathroom.

Crossley Gate is situated within approximately 8.1 acres of garden and land. What began as bare field has been cultivated to create a garden which is rich in colour and interest. A broad stone flagged terrace runs to the rear of the property, offering a lovely vantage point to take in the grounds. Beyond is a lawned garden, interspersed with mature herbaceous borders, trees and a natural reed fringed wildlife pond. A small orchard of apple, pear and plum trees stands within the garden.  The land runs to the southern boundary and comprises four grazing paddocks. A water supply is available for horse and livestock. Adjoining the house are an attractive range of traditional buildings, currently used as storage, a workshop and garaging for a ride-on mower. They offer potential for residential redevelopment, subject to all necessary planning consents and permissions.