High Street, Great Ayton, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire

Occupying a wonderfully central position in the heart of Great Ayton, this attractive three-bedroom stone-built semi-detached home combines traditional character with surprisingly generous accommodation arranged over three floors. Overlooking the River Leven and just a short stroll from the village shops, cafés and amenities, the property is offered for sale with no onward chain.
The stone façade immediately sets the tone, with climbing greenery, traditional-style windows and a characterful entrance creating an appealing first impression. Inside, the accommodation retains plenty of personality, with exposed beams, feature fireplaces and period-style details sitting alongside more contemporary additions.
The ground floor opens into an entrance porch with useful storage before continuing into a generously proportioned living room. Exposed ceiling beams and a feature fireplace provide a natural focal point and reinforce the character of the property.
Beyond the living room is a separate breakfast/dining room, providing an informal everyday dining space and connecting through to the kitchen. The modern kitchen is fitted with a range of light-coloured cabinetry complemented by contrasting work surfaces, integrated cooking appliances and a gas hob.
On the first floor are two bedrooms together with the house bathroom. The principal bedroom is particularly spacious, with exposed beams, fitted storage and a feature fireplace adding further character. The bathroom is finished with tiled walls and incorporates a freestanding roll-top bath.
A staircase continues to the second floor where the third bedroom creates one of the home's most distinctive spaces. Set within the roofline, this impressive room features a wealth of exposed structural timbers and windows providing plenty of natural light. Its generous proportions also offer flexibility for use as a bedroom, home office or studio space.
Outside, the property benefits from an enclosed rear garden designed with ease of maintenance in mind. An artificial lawn is complemented by paved and raised seating areas, established planting and mature trees, creating a private space for outdoor dining and relaxation.
With approximately 1,307 sq ft of accommodation, this is a characterful village home offering considerably more space than its cottage-style exterior might initially suggest. Its combination of period features, three-storey accommodation, private garden and central Great Ayton setting makes it an appealing opportunity, particularly with the benefit of no onward chain.
Freehold
There is also the potential to purchase No. 61 which is the adjoining semi detached home.