Beech Dene, Bullamoor, Northallerton

Northallerton 3 miles, A19 Interchange 3 miles, Thirsk 10 miles, A1(M) Leeming Bar Interchange 10 miles, Teesside 20 miles, York 33 miles (all distances are approximate).

Beech Dene is located south of the small rural hamlet of Bullamoor. The nearby market towns of Northallerton and Thirsk are within easy reach and offer a wide range of shops, amenities and facilities, including a train station with a regular service to London Kings Cross. Beech Dene is also in close proximity to both the A1(M) and the A19, bringing larger centres such as Teesside, Harrogate and Leeds within reasonable commuting distance.

The sale of Beech Dene offers a rare and exciting opportunity to purchase this much loved family home, which comes to the market for the first time in 70 years. It briefly comprises a spacious detached three or four bedroom bungalow, large garden, grass paddock and a number of useful outbuildings, some of which have the benefit of planning permission to create a three bedroom barn conversion.

The property is made up of a deceptively large detached bungalow, which has been extended to create larger accommodation. Internally, the property has been looked after and well maintained during its time as a family home. However, the property offers a blank canvas for any potential purchaser to create a fantastic family home. The bungalow could be further extended to create a large family home, subject to obtaining planning permission.

The property offers a good sized entrance with utility, a large social kitchen with sitting area, pantry, island and open fire. Off the kitchen you are able to access the flexible dining room or fourth bedroom and three further good sized double bedrooms, offering views of the garden and built in wardrobes in two of them. The bedrooms are serviced by a family bathroom and sitting room with bay window and open fire.

Externally, the property benefits from a large formal garden with a number of mature trees and hedges, former tennis court and pond. The property also features a number of useful outbuildings including a garage with up and over door, shed, range of barns and agricultural buildings. The property is further complemented by a 6.5 acre grass paddock, which is ideal for grazing or equestrian use. The land also offers significant rewilding and tree planting potential.

The property also benefits from approved planning consent under the Town and Country Planning (General Permitted Development) (England) Order 2015 granted on 4th November 2022, to convert a range of the agricultural buildings to a three bedroom dwelling. The building to be converted has been outlined in blue on the attached plan and further details on the application can be found using the application number 22/02106/MBN on the North Yorkshire Planning Portal.

The vendors are currently re applying to change the planning permission. More details are available by request.