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Designed for the equestrian enthusiast, the property boasts well-fenced paddocks equipped with electric fencing, a newly constructed outdoor school, five stables, a hay and straw store and a dedicated, secure tack/feed room (cleverly made out of the storage area from a lorry). Also in the yard there are two versatile sheds, one with open bays and is ideal for machine storage. One of the bays was planned to be utilised as a horse washing bay. The further large shed with sliding doors has a concrete base and is an ideal workshop. There is CCTV is the yard. The grounds are predominantly laid to lawn, bordered by tasteful post and rail fencing, with picturesque paths leading to a charming woodland, carpeted with bluebells in the spring. The land surrounds the property with very well maintained paddocks and new fencing. There are field shelters which are available by way of separate negotiation. Approximate areas: Driveways, gardens, house, school and yard -3.189 acres. Paddock to the southern boundary - 3.372 acres. Additional smaller individually fenced paddocks, from top to bottom, 0.55 acres, 0.472 acres, 1.024 acres, 0.853 acres. Woodland - 0.457 acres. Total plot size - 9.917 acres. Location The house is approached via electric gates and down a long drive from the road through the private parkland. Hutton Ghyll lies approximately 1 ½ miles South of the village of Constable Burton and close to the village of Finghall. Both villages have great pubs and the Market towns of Leyburn and Bedale are close by with weekly markets and a host of day to day shops. There are primary school and secondary school facilities in Leyburn with others available locally at Richmond and Bedale, Private schooling is found at Newton-le-Willows (Aysgarth Prep), Barnard Castle and Sedbergh. The Yorkshire Dales and Moors are close-by and being the gateway to Wensleydale, some of the region's most breath-taking scenery is accessible along with historic parks and gardens plus Wensleydale Steam Railway serving the village. The cathedral city of Ripon and market town of Northallerton offer more extensive amenities along with links to surrounding towns and cities. The region's motorway network and business centres are also within easy reach for the commuter, with Bedale's by-pass providing a speedy link to the A1 and in turn to mainline railway stations at Thirsk and Northallerton with regular journeys to London Kings Cross. Directions From Newton-Le-Willows drive past Aysgarth School (on your left) and carry on for about a mile. At the end of the road turn right. Drive past the Reservoir and after about ¼ of a mile turn left into Hutton Hang. Hutton Ghyll gates will be found on the right after a few hundred meters. what3words ///imparting.warping.lush Services, Utilities & Property Information Utilities – Mains electricity and water. Private septic tank. Tenure – Freehold Property Type – Detached. Construction Type – Standard Stone Council Tax – Richmondshire District Council. Band F Parking – Private off road parking Mobile phone coverage – 4G mobile signal is available in the area. Internet connection – BT broadband - We advise you to check with your provider for speed of service. Public and Private rights of way - there is a public footpath along the western boundary. The is a holiday cottage within the curtilage of the property which is in separate ownership. The property, Mouse Manor is used as a holiday cottage and has shared access over the driveway. Its septic tank is also located on the land of Hutton Ghyll. Viewing Arrangements - Strictly via the vendors sole agent at Fine & Country North Yorkshire on 01609 765041 Should a purchaser(s) have an offer accepted on a property marketed by Fine & County Durham and North Yorkshire they will need to undertake an identification check. This is done to meet our obligation under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML) and is a legal requirement. We use a specialist third party service to verify your identity. The cost of these checks is £45.00 plus VAT per buyer, which is paid in advance, when an offer is agreed and prior to a sales memorandum being issued. This charge is non-refundable.

The Brambles is set on a generous corner plot just under half an acre. This beautifully maintained 1930’s property offers a rare combination of period character and modern comfort. Located in a desirable area of North Leeds, the home sits within well-stocked, mature gardens, which wrap around the house and benefits from sunshine all day long. The ground floor welcomes you into a large half panelled hall leading to a bright dining room featuring an original fireplace, a charming reminder of the home's heritage. The lounge is equally inviting, centred around a Robert Aagaard log-burning fire, perfect for cosy evenings. The kitchen is a true highlight. It features bespoke cabinetry, beams and a Yorkshire Stone floor complete with an integrated dishwasher, Falcon electric oven with gas hob, perfect for family meals and casual entertaining. Furthermore, there is a spacious utility room with plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer. The Yorkshire Stone floor extends to the downstairs toilet which sits next to a cosy snug/family room. Upstairs, the home offers four generous double bedrooms. The master bedroom is fitted with Strachan wardrobes complete with a private en-suite with a power shower, cast iron bath and underfloor heating. The fourth bedroom also benefits from Strachan fitted wardrobes. The house bathroom is similarly fitted with a power shower and bespoke cabinetry. The part-boarded loft in this home provides additional storage or the potential for future conversion. Gas central heating runs throughout the property, adding to the home’s practicality. Outside, the property sits proudly on a corner position, offering privacy and potential for further development, subject to the usual planning and building regulations. The double garage is equipped with an electric door. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a characterful home with ample space both inside and out, exceptional garden features, and scope to grow, set on the edge of beautiful countryside. Ideal for families or those looking to settle in a charming, established neighbourhood, this home truly must be seen to be fully appreciated. Bramhope is a highly regarded residential location just a few miles north of the vibrant commercial centre of Leeds and within a short distance of the fashionable spa towns of Harrogate and Ilkley as well as some more traditional local market towns and is excellently placed to access the national motorway network (M1, A1, M62). There are well regarded schools for all ages. There are also many walks in the area, and local landmarks including Golden Acre Park, Chevin Forest Park, Harewood House as well as Almscliffe Crag. There are also numerous cultural and leisure facilities within a short drive of Bramhope including sport and health clubs and golf courses. Leeds City Centre is now acknowledged as having outstanding cultural and commercial facilities which include superb shopping, cafes, bars and restaurants.