Brandsby, York Guide Price £400,000

• Beautifully positioned property situated on the edge of Brandsby
• Stunning view over open countryside and offering superb potential
• Three-bedroom, stone property with opportunity to develop family home
• Large, integral garage and ample off road parking
• A charmingly situated property with further land available by separate negotiation

DESCRIPTION / BACKGROUND

An excellent opportunity to purchase a detached stone bungalow set in a charming rural location comprising a three-bedroom property with large garage and attractive, mature gardens.

Greystones is a spacious three-bedroom bungalow offering comfortable accommodation and offers the opportunity to develop into a beautiful family home. This presents an opportunity to create a property unique to individual tastes in an attractive rural location and offers significant potential subject to the necessary consents.   

One of the main attractions to the property is its charming rural location, set in attractive open countryside just outside the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The traditional village of Brandsby is a short distance West with the small town of Easingwold also located nearby.

There is also the opportunity to purchase an additional amount of land, surrounding the property, subject to separate negotiations.   

LOCATION

The property is situated on the edge of the attractive rural village of Brandsby on the southern fringes of the Howardian Hills.

Brandsby offers a modest range of services including a village hall and church with the small town of Easingwold offering a wider range of services and facilities a short distance to the South West. Such services include a number of local shops and public houses, secondary school and sixth form, public library, community hospital, church and range of sports facilities,

A wider range of amenities area available in the attractive market town of Helmsley which is approximately 10 miles to the north. Helmsley is also situated on the southern fringes of the North York Moors National Park and has a wide range of high quality shops, hostelries and restaurants and is highly regarded as a tourist destination. There is a wide range of services and amenities including a primary school, surgery, library and recreation ground.

The historic City of York is approximately 20 miles to the south includes having the benefit of a mainline train service to London’s Kings Cross and Edinburgh, Scotland in under two hours.

FOR SALE BY FORMAL TENDER 

OFFERS TO BE RECEVIED BY 2PM ON FRIDAY 16^TH JANUARY 2026 

GUIDE PRICE: £400,000 to £450,000