Grange Farm

The property comprises stone built traditional barns and outbuildings, which are now in need of refurbishment. The total site area is approximately 2.52 acres (1.02 hectares). The barns and farmhouse are of traditional stone construction with pitched roofs. The strong aesthetic charm of the buildings, together with a private and exclusive setting lends the site to a sympathetic redevelopment project to residential use.



The site is situated in a rural location in the picturesque village of Buckton, which is part of the civil parish of Bempton in the East Riding of Yorkshire. The village is adjacent to Bempton and shares the same local services. The site is bordered by Bempton Gate road to the west and a neighbouring residential property to the north. Pump Lane boarders the site to the south and east with agricultural fields beyond.

Bempton and Buckton Community Village Hall is located in the neighbouring village of Bempton, less than a mile to the east of the subject site. The village of Bempton also offers a primary school, church, public house and post office. The town of Bridlington, located 4 miles south of the site is also well serviced with a range of amenities. The nearest railway station to the site is located in Bempton, approximately 1 mile to the south east.

Marketed by: Savills, Leeds