Tame Bridge, North Yorkshire

Barn 1 (4-bedroom) proposed layout 2,091 sq. ft (194 sq. m):
Predominantly on ground floor: Lounge | Kitchen/dining room | Utility Cloakroom, with glazed link to a study | 2 Bedrooms, 1 with en suite | Bathroom
Second floor: 2 Bedrooms | Bathroom | Garden | Approx 1.01 acre

The property
Applegrove Barn 1 is a red and variegated-brick complex currently offering 2,091 sq. ft.

Barn 2 (sold separately at £400,000) and Barn 1 are arranged in a traditional loose courtyard form with a further store on the eastern side and are a mix of one and two-storey with a two-storey range on the east side of the courtyard, and a short two-storey wing on the south side, the remainder being one-storey. The buildings lie to the north of a two-storey farmhouse, accessed by a track approx. 200 metres long. The buildings offer the prospective purchaser an ideal opportunity to purchase and develop the barns individually or to create one stunning family home (STP), with the potential to incorporate retained features including some vaulted ceilings, exposed beams, and cobblestone flooring.

Services: Mains water, Three-phase electricity and private drainage at this property that may not comply with the relevant regulations

Planning: Prospective purchasers are advised that they must make their own enquiries of the local planning authority. Application ref: 19/00026/FUL. Strutt & Parker have had no input and admit no liability to the plans on this page.

Health & Safety: The buildings are dilapidated and are not suitable for small children. Viewers should exercise caution when entering and viewing is strictly accompanied only.

Outside
The property is approached over a shared driveway (with shared maintenance costs) and benefits from 2.96 acres in total, Barn 1 (1.01 acre), Barn 2 (1.95 acre), see plan. The barns enjoy long distance views over open countryside.

Location
The popular Georgian market town of Stokesley has a wide range of day-to-day amenities including a farmers’ market, local supermarkets, boutique shopping, tea and coffee houses, bistros, restaurants, a library, leisure centre, golf course, cricket club, bowling green and primary and secondary schooling, all surrounded by beautifully scenic countryside offering a wide range of walks and cycling routes.

Great Ayton is a picturesque village with two centres and village greens, linked by the River Leven which flows through the village and offers amenities including boutique and High Street shopping, churches, an award-winning inn, public house and coffee shop.

Communications links are excellent: the A1(M) ensures easy access to both the north and south of the country, as do the excellent links on the Esk Valley Line from Great Ayton train station.

The area has a good selection of state primary and secondary schools including Nunthorpe Primary Academy (rated Outstanding by Ofsted), as well as a wide range of independent schools including Yarm, Teesside High, Red House and Ampleforth College.