2 & 3 Moorgarth Hall, Ingleton, LA6 3DN

In an elevated position commanding far reaching views of Ingleborough and neighbouring countryside, Moorgarth Hall dating back to 1891, is an impressive Victorian property. The hall was originally built as a private house and later run as a successful country house hotel. In 2003, consent was granted to divide the hall into three self contained apartments, one on each of the three floors. Apartment 2 is to the first floor, with Apartment 3 across the second floor.

The current owners purchased Apartment 2 in 2013 and in 2015, bought No. 3. They use No. 2 as their living accommodation and for part of the year, No. 3 is used for family and friends with the remainder as a private holiday let, particularly for those undertaking the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge. This currently generates between £15k-£17k a year income with the potential to generate over £20k a year if let all year round.

The two apartments are also ideal for independent multi generational living.

Since the current owners purchase, the property has undergone a complete refurbishment where original architectural features are enhanced to offer a stunning home with a stylish Victorian flair.
Exquisitely presented and extremely welcoming, all the rooms are very well-proportioned, exceptionally light with high ceilings and large windows and the versatile accommodation has a gross internal measurement of c. 2903 sq ft (269.7 sq m).

Period features include plaster cornices and ceiling roses, picture and dado rails, six panel pine doors, staircase, deep skirting boards, exposed ceiling beams, wide architraves, unique tilt windows and a black and terracotta tiled floor in the entrance vestibule.

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Apartment 2
Steps lead up to the main entrance covered with a striking and ornate reclaimed church canopy. Double doors with stained and leaded glass windows lead into the shared vestibule (shared by Apartments 2 & 3 only with both apartments having their own private entrance) with cloaks cupboard. The entrance can be accessed directly of Raber Top Lane
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A short flight leads up to the lovely large hall. The dual aspect sitting room is east and south facing and the morning light floods through the large bay window.

The splendid light and bright dining kitchen is fitted with restored and repainted Mark Wilkinson units with new quartz worktops. There is excellent storage with base and wall units including a full length pantry unit. and a central island, under counter dishwasher, double sink unit and space for a stove and an American style fridge/freezer. The large bay has a window seat and provides space for a six-seater dining table.

The study has French windows with a glazed top light leading out to a balcony with wrought iron balustrade - the perfect spot for morning coffee.

There are two double bedrooms - bedroom 1, with fabulous open views towards Whernside, has a built-in wardrobe and a luxury en suite shower room with mahogany vanity unit with wash basin. Bedroom 2 has a lovely open outlook to the rear.

The three piece bathroom has a copper roll top bath, copper circular wash basin set on a stone and pine console, limestone tiled shower cubicle, copper heated towel rail, high flush WC and two screens with delicate fretwork.

Apartment 3
Access to Apartment 3 is off the lower vestibule shared between the two apartments. The full return staircase with window enjoying westerly views to the Lakeland Fells and also stunning sunsets, leads to a second floor landing.

The landing is open to the apex off which is a kitchen fitted with shaker style base and wall and an island unit with granite worktops, electric oven and induction hob integral freezer and under counter dishwasher, refrigerator and washing machine.

With access off the landing and the kitchen, there is a large dual aspect sitting/dining room with lovely views towards Ingleborough and open countryside and a wood burning stone set on a flag hearth.

An inner hall leads to two bedrooms and a three piece bathroom. Bedroom 1 is a generous room, being part open to the apex and dual aspect has dual aspect with easterly views to Ingleborough and northerly views to Whernside.

Bedroom 2 is also dual aspect has easterly views of Ingleborough and westerly views to the Lake District Fells and has two skylight windows allowing the light to flood in.

Outside
To the front of the property, there are four private parking spaces, two designated for each apartment. A small garden area with mature trees also stands to the front.

At the rear, a private garden with flag and paved terrace with semi-circular raised deep planted bed, clematis covered arch and space for a bench - it's a lovely space and a real sun trap.

Flagged steps lead up to the entrance where there is a terrace under the former church canopy with space for seating from which to enjoy the far reaching views and evening sun.