Brompton By Sawdon

Constructed in 2023, Saldene House was designed with a traditional sensibility in mind, echoing the character properties found within this pretty and sought after village. The execution of the build however is all modern with the energy credentials to match and a stylish high specification finish. A handsome property, built from stone under a tiled roof, the well-appointed accommodation is arranged over three floors and provides over 3,000 square feet.
In brief, entrance hall with cloakroom, a triple aspect sitting room with multi fuel stove set into a stone fireplace and an exceptionally large, open plan kitchen diner with a stylish range of quartz topped cabinets, range of high quality integrated appliances and a wonderfully light and open aspect created by a triple aspect and sliding doors out to the garden. Adjoining utility room with a range of high specification appliances. 
To the first floor, large galleried landing, an impressive master bedroom suite with vaulted ceiling, Juliette balcony to the rear with a lovely open view and adjoining en-suite shower room. Two further karge double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and the main house bathroom. To the second floor are two further large bedrooms and a bathroom with a stylish modern white suite. 
Saldene House is privately located well off the Main Street and is set behind high gates which give a high degree of privacy and security. Beautifully landscaped garden and grounds surround the property to all sides. Ther is plenty of parking and a substantial detached stone garage with home office. 
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 with village shop, wine bar which serves refreshments (formerly The Forge), coffee shop and church. There is also a highly regarded Primary School located within the village. Much of the village lies within a Conservation Area and is characterised by pretty period cottages, the historic All Saints Church and Brompton Ponds which are well stocked with wild brown trout and where there is abundant wildlife to be found. All other amenities are close at hand in either Scarborough 7 miles distant or Malton which is 15 miles away, where there is a railway station and connections to York and onto mainline services.