A Grade-II listed former Harrogate farmhouse which dates back to the 17th century has been put up for sale.
Dacre, Son and Hartley is marketing Bilton Grove Farm, on Hill Foot Lane near Burn Bridge, for offers over £850,000.
The property, which is thought to originate from the mid-17th century, offers two reception rooms and three bedrooms, and adjoins an extensive range of outbuildings.
They include stone stables, a barn, garages and storerooms that extend to approximately 10,500 sq ft.
Offers on the property are being accepted until midday on Friday, July 28.
Sophie Tillisch, branch manager at Dacre, Son & Hartley’s Harrogate office, said:
“Opportunities like this in Harrogate’s exclusive south side neighbourhoods, close to the villages of Pannal and Burn Bridge, the local railway station and the A61, are very rare.
“Subject to the relevant planning consents, Bilton Grove Farm, with its extensive range of outbuildings and delightful south facing paddocks, could be transformed into an exceptional home, or a range of bespoke dwellings.
“As a result, this opportunity is already attracting plenty of interest from local developers and individuals.”
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Ripon’s Studley Royal House goes on market — for £8 million
One of the most spectacular properties in the Harrogate district has gone on the market for £8 million.
Studley Royal House is situated in the National Trust-owned Studley Royal deer park, with views across the park and beyond to Ripon Cathedral.
The park, which extends to about 800 acres, was modelled by Capability Brown and is part of the only UNESCO world heritage site in Yorkshire.
The house is in the deer park. Pic: Savills
Located close to Fountains Abbey, the grade two listed house has eight bedrooms, nine bathrooms and six reception rooms. The main bedroom has two en-suite bathrooms.
The house was originally the stables for the Aislabie family’s mansion on the Studley Royal estate. It was occupied by Queen Ethelburga’s College during the war.
The dining room. Pic: Savills
Crispin Holborow, of agents Savills, said:
“Studley Royal is a beautiful Palladian country house which lives up to its grade II* classification.
“It sits within a World Heritage site, giving it complete protection as well as the opportunity to enjoy Studley Royal Park without the burden of management.
“It is the perfect house for entertaining and requires minimum looking after.”
The drawing room. Pic: Savills
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