Guide Price £1,100,000 9 bedroom character property for sale Hemlington Road, Stainton, TS8

Tenure: Freehold

Stainton House, which is listed Grade II, was principally built in 1804 as the vicarage for the adjacent 12th century church of St Peter and St Paul, with a staff wing being added in the mid/late 19th century. The property was sold by the Church in 1928 to British Steel who ran it as an executive guest house and conference centre until its sale to the current owners in 2001. Stainton House is currently divided in two but could easily be reinstated to one property. The principal reception rooms and bedrooms of both properties face south over wide stone terraces and lawns with a wild garden beyond.

Stainton is an historic, highly regarded village about a mile south of the outskirts of Middlesbrough, dating back to the 7th century and mentioned in the Doomsday Book of 1086. Within easy reach of the A174 Parkway, the property is well positioned for travel throughout the region via the A19, which links to the A66 and A1. Durham Tees Valley Airport is about ten miles to the west and there are local railway stations at Thornaby and Middlesbrough which link to the East Coast main line. Stunning countryside is at hand with the North York Moors National Park about five miles to the east.