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A
beautifully situated residential smallholding or equestrian property set in 5
acres of land midway between the villages of Egton Bridge and Grosmont. Beckside
Farm is aptly named, being nestled within the Esk Valley, situated in an
elevated position. The property enjoys a sheltered position with pretty views
of the Esk, which gently meanders along the southern boundary in a lovely well
wooded valley.
Historically
a dairy farm, Beckside Farm is set within around 5 acres of grazing land, and
is well suited for any buying looking to undertake a residential smallholding
or with equestrian interests. There is excellent riding from the doorstep.
Grade
II listed, the farmhouse is understood to date back to the mid-19th
Century and is likely Georgian in origin with well-proportioned rooms and a
number of attractive period details. In need of refurbishment throughout, the
house provides 2,013 square feet of accommodation. In brief; entrance hall,
utility with cloak, dual aspect sitting room, farmhouse kitchen and cellar. To
the first floor are three bedrooms and a house bathroom. To the top floor are a
further wo rooms, which would make a sizable master suite. The farmhouse has a
lovely, sheltered south facing garden to its front and a sizable level of
parking to the rear.
One
of the main features of the property is the large range of traditional stone
and pantile Grade II buildings, located to the east of the house. The buildings
previously housed livestock, farm machinery and crop storage and provide a
ground floor floorspace of over 2,500sq.ft.
LOCATION
The property is located in a quiet, rural position in open countryside, accessed off a private road, which leads through a parkland setting approximately 0.6 miles to the east of the Estate village of Egton Bridge.
Egton Bridge is a pretty rural village with public houses and village school and lies in the heart of the beautiful scenery of the Esk Valley within the North York Moors National Park and is an ideal centre for all manner of outdoor pursuits with excellent riding and walking. The traditional seaport of Whitby is only around 7 miles distant and is a fascinating mix of eclectic shops and high-quality restaurants. The historic City of York is around 40 miles distant and provides a further large range of services and amenities including a mainline train station providing links to London and Edinburgh within 2 hours




