3 bedroom house

A mid twentieth century detached brick built property which offers huge potential to create a one off home within an especially pretty and sought after village.

Forget-Me-Not cottage was built in 1956 as an estate workers cottage for what was once the adjoining stud farm and is offered onto the open market for the first time in its history. Built from brick under a tiled roof the detached property offers a huge amount of scope for improvement and is sat within a generous plot of 0.2 acres, making it well suited to extending, subject to obtaining all necessary consents and permissions. Fully UPVC double glazed throughout and with a modern central heating system the sale of Forget-Me-Not Cottage offers the rare opportunity to create a comfortable family home within an exceptionally sought after village.

Nicely proportioned accommodation of just over 1,000 square feet, in brief comprises the following: entrance hall, dual aspect sitting room and breakfast kitchen with pantry. Utility room and cloakroom also lie to the ground floor. Upstairs are three bedrooms, two of which are double rooms and a bathroom with separate WC. There is potential to create an en-suite to bedroom one, with plumbing all located close by.

Located on the fringes of the village the cottage has an attractive open aspect north and east, over open countryside. The property stands in the centre of its plot with well-established grounds to the front and rear. There is ample off street parking available and potential to create further parking within the existing gardens.

Brompton is an unspoilt, rural village of mainly stone and pantile cottages, lying some nine miles east of Pickering and eight miles west of Scarborough. The village is particularly well served with a highly regarded butcher with village shop and church. There is also a well regarded Primary School located within the village. The Brompton Beck rises at the southern edge of the village and makes a charming pastoral scene. Much of the village lies within a Conservation Area and is characterised by pretty period cottages, the historic All Saints Church and Brompton Lake which is well stocked with wild brown trout and where there is abundant wildlife to be found.