This distinctive property, known as The Bay Tree, represents a rare opportunity for renovation and development in the heart of Robin Hood's Bay. A blend of an 18th-century manor house and a modern extension, it stands as a testament to the area's maritime history, originally constructed in 1762 for local sea captain Isaac Storm. The property boasts an impressive Georgian facade with notable architectural features such as cornicing and fielded wall paneling.
Set on a generous plot of 0.35 acres, the property includes existing structures that invite creative refurbishment. While the substantial rear extension from the mid-1990s may overshadow some original features, it presents significant potential for transformation into desirable living spaces or even redevelopment.
With 6882 sq ft of space across three floors plus a cellar, this detached residence includes ten or more bedrooms, four bathrooms, various service rooms, and a lift which may need further assessment. The original elements have been maintained well and could add charm to any renovation project.
The outdoor areas feature a walled front garden with access through charming wrought iron gates and ample parking space for multiple vehicles. Given its exceptional location within this historic village—known for its picturesque scenery and strong tourist appeal—this property is well-positioned for investment.
With stunning views from upper levels and proximity to local amenities including cafes and shops, The Bay Tree offers an exciting canvas for those looking to create something special in one of Yorkshire's most sought-after coastal villages.
