This significant detached farmhouse presents a unique opportunity for investors and renovators alike, featuring recent enhancements alongside a separate annexe and an extensive array of traditional farm structures. Spanning approximately half an acre in the heart of the village, the property boasts considerable redevelopment potential, especially with prior positive indications from Scarborough Borough Council regarding conversion possibilities for the agricultural buildings into residential or commercial spaces. The main residence is a distinguished Grade II listed structure that has benefited from a new gas central heating system and a modern kitchen upgrade, while still offering ample scope for further improvements.
Encompassing nearly 2,000 square feet, the farmhouse includes an inviting entrance hallway, a spacious living room with patio access to a south-facing terrace, a large sitting room featuring an inglenook fireplace with wood burning stove, and an adjoining dining area. Upstairs are three generous double bedrooms and a family bathroom, along with potential to reconfigure to increase bedroom count if desired.
The one-bedroom annexe—currently under refurbishment—was once used as a cow byre and now serves as versatile accommodation suitable for dependants or rental income. The characterful surrounding buildings maintain original features such as brick arches and timber beams, all in generally good condition, providing around 4,000 square feet of additional space ripe for creative conversion.
The property offers secure access via large timber gates into a private courtyard setting. A sizable agricultural building on site has approved plans for removal if necessary. While the grounds are currently uncultivated, they present opportunities for formal landscaping or gardening projects.
Located in Snainton—a well-equipped village just eight miles from Pickering and nine from Scarborough—this property is ideally placed near local amenities including schooling, recreation facilities, pubs, and essential services.
