Stoney End

Stoney End is a charming Grade II listed stone property with a wealth of original features such as exposed timbers, stonework and latch doors coupled with striking contemporary touches. A charming attached self-contained barn coversion provides further accommodation and
exciting rental opportunities.

In the main home, a welcoming reception hall with cloakroom flows through into the open plan sitting and dining area, with exposed stone walls, a characterful stone feature fireplace with log burning stove and beautiful parquet flooring. A magnificent large arched window floods the space with natural light. Adjacent is a flexible room which is currently being used as a gymnasium, as well as the charming kitchen and breakfast room, which features an array of inkeeping traditional touches, wooden cabinetry, a crimson AGA range stove, beamed ceilings, a butler sink, cool stone worktops, a central butcher’s block and ample space for family breakfasts. A handy utility offers additional storage space for appliances and external access. The ground floor of the main home also features an attractive bedroom with a door straight onto the beautiful garden and a stylish en suite shower room, whilst a store room sits adjacent also accessible via the rear terrace.

The first floor presents four well-proportioned bedrooms, all of which enjoy their own individual character touches with exposed beams, feature fireplaces and scenic framed views. The principal bedroom also benefits from a stylish en suite shower room, whilst two bedrooms are well served by th family bathroom and a further bedroom has an ensuite shower room.

The attached cottage comprises a comfortable and well-appointed open plan living, dining and kitchen space, with access directly onto the private stepped garden, a corner feature fireplace with log burner and hardwood flooring. Two well-sized bedrooms with built-in cupboards and a modern family shower room complete the accommodation.

Stoney end is situated in the popular village of Worton in the dramatic Yorkshire Dales National Park, offering an abundance of countryside walks and outdoor pursuits for all abilities. The nearby village of Askrigg enjoys three public houses, a charming tea room, a grocer, a delicatessen and a local shop, whilst the market town of Hawes provides a further range of amenities, including shops, a pharmacy, a medical practice and recreational facilities including several public houses, restaurants and cafés. The A1(M) motorway is easily accessible, providing access to Harrogate and York to the south and Newcastle upon Tyne to the north, whilst the mainline railway station in Garsdale offers services to Leeds in as little as 84 minutes.

Good schooling options on offer in the local area include Aysgarth School Trust, Barnard Castle School, Giggleswick School and Sedbergh School. There are excellent primary schools in nearby Askrigg and Bainbridge

A small gravelled terrace to the front façade enclosed via a low-level stone wall offers a pleasing space to enjoy a morning coffee, whilst the side of the plot comprises a concrete laid driveway offering ample parking for several vehicles and a private rear terrace for the cottage attached. The property benefits from a generous rear paddock which looks out onto the stunning surrounding Yorkshire countryside, and an elevated terrace enclosed via in-keeping stone walls ideal for dining al fresco and taking in the views. A covered seating area on the terrace of the main property offers shade, whilst a number of shrubs add colour and the considerable lawn is interspersed by various mature trees.

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