5 bedroom house

Grey Walls is a truly unique property set within grounds and land of over 2.5 acres and located within an appealing position on the northern edge of the village.



With origins dating back to the 14th Century the house was redesigned in the 1920's to create a home which is at once both charming and brimming with period features whilst being an immensely practical family home, with accommodation which lends itself ideally for a modern family. The property benefits from being unlisted and is set within the Allerston Conservation Area.



The accommodation provides approximately 2,282 square feet and in brief comprises, entrance hall with flagged floors and oak panelling, dual aspect sitting room with wood burning stove, large living and dining room with original range and showcasing part of one of the original cruck beams, breakfast kitchen with adjoining utility room, rear hall and cloakroom. The current owners undertook the conversion of a range of adjoining outhouses to create a suite of ground floor rooms; bedroom, shower room and study/reception room which seamlessly integrate into the existing accommodation. Or could stand alone as independent accommodation, thanks to a separate access to the front. On the First Floor are four bedrooms, house bathroom, shower room and a separate WC.



A detached stone outbuilding stands within the grounds and is well suited to be developed to create additional independent accommodation to the main house, or as a home office or hobby room. With electric light and power, the building has great potential, subject to obtaining any necessary planning consents.



Grey Walls is an increasingly rare property, a village property which provides a great level of family accommodation and with grounds and buildings which offers a real lifestyle opportunity, either for those with equestrian interests or as an enthusiast's smallholding.



Allerston is a small village located off the A170 Thirsk to Scarborough trunk road, some 5 miles to the East of the market town of Pickering. The Village lies to the south of the main road and is an attractive blend of traditional stone cottages and some more recent additions. Immediately to the north of the village lie Dalby Forest and the North York Moors National Park, with limitless opportunities for countryside pursuits. Allerston has excellent access to the A64 and Malton, where there is a railway station and connections to York .The Village also benefits from a pub and pretty parish Church.

Marketed by: Cundalls, Pickering