Wydale, Brompton By Sawdon

A characterful detached property which has been extensively refurbished and extended to create a stylish family home, located in a peaceful rural position. High Cottage is a highly individual character property situated in a private, rural position but within easy reach of the A170. The property has been subject to an imaginative and thorough programme of extension and refurbishment around 10 years ago, with the resulting property offering a versatile range of accommodation with a number of attractive period and more contemporary features and benefits from high levels of insulation, solar thermal for the hot water and double or triple glazed windows throughout. In all 2,407 ft.² the accommodation in brief comprises the following. Entrance vestibule opening out into a large hallway with cloakroom. A large triple aspect farmhouse kitchen with granite topped units, adjoining utility room and a generous dining area with a triple aspect and lovely views overlooking the garden. There is a cosy snug with multi fuel stove and a large main living room with garden room and doors out onto the terrace. To the ground floor is a sauna with wet room which could easily be utilised as a further bedroom if needed. Upstairs are four bedrooms, one with ensuite shower room and the main house bathroom. High Cottage faces south with grounds which wrap around the property and afford a lovely open aspect over farmland. To the immediate front is a raised stone flagged terrace with access out from the garden room, beyond lies the lawn which is punctuated by mature shrubs and trees. To the rear is a detached timber garage with vegetable garden behind. LOCATION                      High Cottage is located in Wydale, a small settlement of properties situated in a lovely elevated rural position just 1.5 miles away from the village of Brompton. Brompton is an unspoilt, rural village of mainly stone and pantile cottages, lying some nine miles east of Pickering and eight miles west of Scarborough.  The village is particularly well served with a, highly regarded butcher, primary school, tea-rooms and church.  The Brompton Beck rises at the southern edge of the village and makes a charming pastoral scene.  Much of the village lies within a Conservation Area