Aysdalegate Farm, Charltons, Saltburn-by-the-sea, TS12 3DQ

Aysdale Gate Farm comes onto the market following the decision by John and Jean Norman to retire from farming.

It represents quiet a rare opportunity to acquire an attractive grassland farm situated in this picturesque part of North Yorkshire close to the amenities of Guisborough and the stunning North East Coast

Aysdale Gate Farm is well situated near the market towns of Guisborough and Whitby and the small rural hamlet of Charltons. The property is accessed directly off the A171 road leading from Guisborough to Whitby.

Aysdale Gate Farm is a well-equipped productive grassland farm. The farm stands well with a south facing aspect in a ring fence.

It is a farm of high amenity and landscape value which is enhanced by its general topography with attractive streams running through the holding.

The holding is further enhanced by established parcels of mature woodland which provides shelter for livestock together with the opportunity to develop a small farm shoot.

The farm supports a thriving livery business with all the stables currently occupied.

The farm offers a wealth of opportunity for further diversification and creating additional revenue.

The farmhouse comprises an attractive 5 bedroom farmhouse, with nicely apportioned accommodation throughout.

It stands well on the edge of the farm.  It is constructed of stone with a tiled roof. The farmhouse is Grade II Listed and has many original features throughout.

It is complimented by good parking area, outbuildings and a very pleasant front garden.

There is a small range of traditional buildings which are attached to the farmhouse.

The modern farm buildings provide extensive accommodation for up to 200 head of cattle together with feed stores.

The buildings have the potential to house pigs on a “bed & breakfast” basis or have the potential to further develop the livery business making existing use of the already established all weather arena.

In additional to the livestock building, there are 22 boxes, feed store and tack room. The equestrian facilities area further complemented by a 60’ x 120’ floodlit outdoor all weather area. The farm is well placed in relation to the North York Moors and therefore an ideal access for hacking out.

The land lies well in a compacted ring fence with the steading area located towards the northern part of the farm. The majority of the land has a south facing aspect and is classed as Grade 3 on the Land Classification Map for England and Wales.

The land is a productive free draining slightly acidic clay loam soil. It is capable of growing some high yielding silage and haylage crops. The land is in good heart and is being well farmed.