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Coming onto the market for the
first time in over 40 years, Hall Park Farm is beautifully located lifestyle property, set in 12 acres of land. Hall Park Farmhouse is situated on
the lea side of the hill, providing it with a remarkably sheltered position but
with superb, elevated southeast facing views.
A handsome traditional farmhouse which provides over 2,700 square feet of accommodation, arranged over three
floors and in need of refurbishment, offering the opportunity to create a characterful period residence
In brief: boot room with cloakroom, farmhouse kitchen and a pair of
front facing reception rooms. On the First floor are three double bedrooms,
house bathroom and separate shower room. To the attic floor is a further double
bedroom and large store room. Attractive cottage style gardens lie to the front
and side, with the houses elevation affording it pretty views directly from the
garden.
Situated a short distance to the
east is a range of traditional buildings, arranged around a central courtyard
and in all providing 2,224 square feet of space. Previously housing the farms
suckler herd and horses and now providing useful storage the buildings have
huge potential for alternative uses subject to all necessary consents and
permissions.
In all the property is situated
within around 12 acres within a beautiful ring fence and provides good quality,
mowing and grazing land.
The property provides excellent access onto nearby
bridleways, offering excellent hacking over miles of countryside.
LOCATION
The property is located in a quiet, rural position in open countryside, accessed off a third party owned access road accessed from Lealholmside, yet is within only two miles from Lealholm village. Lealholm is an especially well-served rural village with village shop, garage with post office and a sports club with cricket and football teams and an annual village show. Also in the village is a primary school, well regarded tearoom and pub.
The traditional seaport of Whitby is a fascinating mix of eclectic shops and high-quality restaurants, at the centre of the Heritage Coast and surrounded by the glorious scenery of the North York Moors National Park. It has featured in many television dramas and most famously in Bram Stoker's novel Dracula. Whitby is popular for general tourists but in particular with walkers and cyclists.
The City of York is around 45 miles distant and provides a further large range of services and amenities including a mainline train station providing links to London and Edinburgh.




