The Grange
Newsham, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7 4DE
Guide Price
£985,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian
Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Summary Details
- First Marketed: Jun 2022
- Removed: Sep 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: Development Potential, Equestrian
- Land Tags: Paddock, Pasture Land
Residential, lifestyle or development opportunity lying with 11 acres.
Description
The House - A five bedroom period farmhouse of attractive brick construction under a tile roof occupying a south facing position overlooking lawned gardens enhanced by mature specimen trees. The accommodation, which is illustrated on the floorplan, provides family accommodation over two floors extending to approximately 2,343 square feet. Although the house does require further investment and modernisation it offers an opportunity for a purchaser to create a family house to suit their personal requirements which could include extending the accommodation into the adjoining two bed cottage which would add a further 458 square feet, and perhaps even into the adjoining kennel and stores (subject to planning).
The current accommodation briefly includes:
Kitchen with feature brick alcove and range of modern floor and wall units incorporating integral dishwasher and split-level oven with four ring electric hob. Full width sitting room with attractive fireplace, back stairs off as well as a door to the courtyard. Dining room with door to the garden, study, living room and cloak room.
On the first floor, there is the principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a house bathroom. The utility room lies across the covered passage from the kitchen where the central heating boiler is situated which has been replaced in the last couple of years.
Cottage - The cottage includes an open plan living room on the ground floor together with two bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. It requires modernisation but could be incorporated into the main house, provide staff accommodation or be let to provide income.
Outbuildings - The traditional brick courtyard range lies to the north of the house comprising single storey ranges to the east and west with a double storey brick barn in part of the south range. Most recently the buildings have been used for general storage and garaging purposes although they do include two outside WCs and in all provide 6,000 square feet of attractive buildings, offering potential for a variety of uses. There is a separate single storey brick and tile outbuilding to the east of the entrance drive which has previously been used for selling produce from the holding and benefits from WC, shower and basin to one end which may offer potential for alternative uses subject to planning.
Farm Buildings - The main farm buildings lie away from the house and outbuildings allowing separation between commercial and residential activities.
12 bay steel portal frame general purpose building (approx. 38m x 12m) with fibre cement roof, part block wall and part steel sheet cladding. Concrete floor to 9m with the rest earth floor. Ventilated roof ridge.
8 bay general purpose building (approx. 25m x 12m) timber and steel construction, part block walling, part steel side and roof cladding with ventilated ridge. Concrete feed passage to part with the rest being earth floor.
6 bay barn (approx. 25m x 12m) including leanto. Mainly open sides and steel sheet roof with the floor mainly earth with some poor concrete.
1 small GP shed (approx. 11m x 9m) with open front, concrete floor, metal roof sheet and side cladding.
Land - The land which is all down to grass is level and divides into paddocks of various sizes offering flexibility for grazing. The main paddock (6 acres), which has been recently re-fenced, lies to the west of the buildings with smaller paddocks between the house and the railway lines and adjacent to the driveway. Well established shelter belts provide screening from the railway line.
Location
The Grange is set in a rural position benefitting from excellent access to the main communication networks. The market town of Thirsk lies 3 miles to the south, providing a wide range of services and access to the A19 and A168 trunk roads. The County town of Northallerton lies approximately 7.5 miles to the north and the Busby Stoop roundabout (3 miles) provides access via the A61 to the A1. The main east coast railway line which passes the property has stations in Thirsk and Northallerton. For those with sporting interests, there are golf courses at Thirsk and Northallerton and racecourses at Thirsk, Catterick, York and Ripon. For those with equestrian interests, there are gallops, cross country and show jumping facilities locally and the property is well situated for access to both the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks.
The property in all extends to about 11.11 acres with the extensive range of buildings ideal for those with equestrian interests but is also well suited to buyers with other livestock, storage, business or potentially development requirements.
Acreage: 11.09 Acres
Directions
Nearest Postcode: YO7 4DE (see directions below) - Please note that the postcode is a general postcode for the area.
The property lies to the north side of Newsham Road, approximately 3 miles north of Thirsk. If approaching from Thirsk, leave the A61 by Lidl and follow Newsham road to the property. The entrance is on the right hand side after the original stone gate pillars to Thornton Park and before the bungalow and railway bridge.
If approaching from the A167, turn onto Newsham Road approximately 0.5 a mile south of Newsham and the entrance to the property will be on the left hand side, approximately 200m past the railway line and before you reach the Park gates.
Additional Info
Tenure - The property is offered for sale freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Council Tax - Grange Cottage - Reference number / Pasture Field House (The Grange) - Reference number
Method of sale - The property is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole. All prospective purchasers are encouraged to register their interest with Savills.
Fixtures and Fittings - All items normally designated as fixtures and fittings including any curtains, carpets and light fittings are included in the sale however the woodburning stove, garden furniture and troughs are excluded.
Rights of Way, Easements & Wayleaves - The property is sold subject to, and with the benefit of all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, public and private whether specifically mentioned or not. Rights will be reserved as required to maintain, repair and replace the drains running through the property servicing the adjoining property.
The purchasers will be granted rights of access along the section of estate road leading from Newsham Road to the boundary of the property with maintenance according to user. (Brown on plan)
Services - Metered mains water supply. Mains electricity supply with separate meters to the house and buildings. Private drainage. Drainage rates may be payable to the Swale and Wiske IDB. Oil central heating.
Sporting and Mineral Rights - The sporting rights and the mineral rights are included in the sale, insofar as they are owned.
Subsidies & Grants - Whilst the land is registered with the RPA no Basic Payment Scheme Entitlements are included in the sale. Payments relating to the 2022 claim year will be retained by the vendors.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through the sole selling agents Savills York, .
Health and Safety - Given the potential hazards we would ask you to be as vigilant as possible when inspecting the property for your own personal safety.
Marketed by: Savills, York
Description
The House - A five bedroom period farmhouse of attractive brick construction under a tile roof occupying a south facing position overlooking lawned gardens enhanced by mature specimen trees. The accommodation, which is illustrated on the floorplan, provides family accommodation over two floors extending to approximately 2,343 square feet. Although the house does require further investment and modernisation it offers an opportunity for a purchaser to create a family house to suit their personal requirements which could include extending the accommodation into the adjoining two bed cottage which would add a further 458 square feet, and perhaps even into the adjoining kennel and stores (subject to planning).
The current accommodation briefly includes:
Kitchen with feature brick alcove and range of modern floor and wall units incorporating integral dishwasher and split-level oven with four ring electric hob. Full width sitting room with attractive fireplace, back stairs off as well as a door to the courtyard. Dining room with door to the garden, study, living room and cloak room.
On the first floor, there is the principal bedroom with en-suite shower room, guest bedroom with en-suite bathroom, two further double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a house bathroom. The utility room lies across the covered passage from the kitchen where the central heating boiler is situated which has been replaced in the last couple of years.
Cottage - The cottage includes an open plan living room on the ground floor together with two bedrooms and a shower room on the first floor. It requires modernisation but could be incorporated into the main house, provide staff accommodation or be let to provide income.
Outbuildings - The traditional brick courtyard range lies to the north of the house comprising single storey ranges to the east and west with a double storey brick barn in part of the south range. Most recently the buildings have been used for general storage and garaging purposes although they do include two outside WCs and in all provide 6,000 square feet of attractive buildings, offering potential for a variety of uses. There is a separate single storey brick and tile outbuilding to the east of the entrance drive which has previously been used for selling produce from the holding and benefits from WC, shower and basin to one end which may offer potential for alternative uses subject to planning.
Farm Buildings - The main farm buildings lie away from the house and outbuildings allowing separation between commercial and residential activities.
12 bay steel portal frame general purpose building (approx. 38m x 12m) with fibre cement roof, part block wall and part steel sheet cladding. Concrete floor to 9m with the rest earth floor. Ventilated roof ridge.
8 bay general purpose building (approx. 25m x 12m) timber and steel construction, part block walling, part steel side and roof cladding with ventilated ridge. Concrete feed passage to part with the rest being earth floor.
6 bay barn (approx. 25m x 12m) including leanto. Mainly open sides and steel sheet roof with the floor mainly earth with some poor concrete.
1 small GP shed (approx. 11m x 9m) with open front, concrete floor, metal roof sheet and side cladding.
Land - The land which is all down to grass is level and divides into paddocks of various sizes offering flexibility for grazing. The main paddock (6 acres), which has been recently re-fenced, lies to the west of the buildings with smaller paddocks between the house and the railway lines and adjacent to the driveway. Well established shelter belts provide screening from the railway line.
Location
The Grange is set in a rural position benefitting from excellent access to the main communication networks. The market town of Thirsk lies 3 miles to the south, providing a wide range of services and access to the A19 and A168 trunk roads. The County town of Northallerton lies approximately 7.5 miles to the north and the Busby Stoop roundabout (3 miles) provides access via the A61 to the A1. The main east coast railway line which passes the property has stations in Thirsk and Northallerton. For those with sporting interests, there are golf courses at Thirsk and Northallerton and racecourses at Thirsk, Catterick, York and Ripon. For those with equestrian interests, there are gallops, cross country and show jumping facilities locally and the property is well situated for access to both the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks.
The property in all extends to about 11.11 acres with the extensive range of buildings ideal for those with equestrian interests but is also well suited to buyers with other livestock, storage, business or potentially development requirements.
Acreage: 11.09 Acres
Directions
Nearest Postcode: YO7 4DE (see directions below) - Please note that the postcode is a general postcode for the area.
The property lies to the north side of Newsham Road, approximately 3 miles north of Thirsk. If approaching from Thirsk, leave the A61 by Lidl and follow Newsham road to the property. The entrance is on the right hand side after the original stone gate pillars to Thornton Park and before the bungalow and railway bridge.
If approaching from the A167, turn onto Newsham Road approximately 0.5 a mile south of Newsham and the entrance to the property will be on the left hand side, approximately 200m past the railway line and before you reach the Park gates.
Additional Info
Tenure - The property is offered for sale freehold with vacant possession upon completion.
Council Tax - Grange Cottage - Reference number / Pasture Field House (The Grange) - Reference number
Method of sale - The property is offered for sale by private treaty as a whole. All prospective purchasers are encouraged to register their interest with Savills.
Fixtures and Fittings - All items normally designated as fixtures and fittings including any curtains, carpets and light fittings are included in the sale however the woodburning stove, garden furniture and troughs are excluded.
Rights of Way, Easements & Wayleaves - The property is sold subject to, and with the benefit of all existing wayleaves, easements and rights of way, public and private whether specifically mentioned or not. Rights will be reserved as required to maintain, repair and replace the drains running through the property servicing the adjoining property.
The purchasers will be granted rights of access along the section of estate road leading from Newsham Road to the boundary of the property with maintenance according to user. (Brown on plan)
Services - Metered mains water supply. Mains electricity supply with separate meters to the house and buildings. Private drainage. Drainage rates may be payable to the Swale and Wiske IDB. Oil central heating.
Sporting and Mineral Rights - The sporting rights and the mineral rights are included in the sale, insofar as they are owned.
Subsidies & Grants - Whilst the land is registered with the RPA no Basic Payment Scheme Entitlements are included in the sale. Payments relating to the 2022 claim year will be retained by the vendors.
Viewing - Strictly by appointment through the sole selling agents Savills York, .
Health and Safety - Given the potential hazards we would ask you to be as vigilant as possible when inspecting the property for your own personal safety.
Marketed by: Savills, York
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.