Northallerton, England DL6 2DP

Step Inside Little Beech Hill is an exceptional offering, comprising a substantial main residence and a self-contained annexe, enjoying uninterrupted views over open countryside and towards The North York Moors. The main house provides generous accommodation, with some areas requiring modernisation, it holds a huge amount of potential to create a tailor-made family home. The earliest section dates back to the early 1600s and has been extended over time and showcases a wealth of character features including; an open fire, log-burning stove, parquet flooring, exposed beams, an AGA and a traditional spindle staircase. A formal entrance hall with cloakroom leads to a spacious sitting room with log burning stove, staircase to the first floor and access to the ground floor accommodation. There is an opening into a recently replaced garden room with bi-fold doors framing the lovely views. From the sitting room, a snug provides with open fire, provides access to a large home office and on to a substantial games room. The dining kitchen is an excellent space, fitted with solid wood units, an electric AGA and has a dual aspect allowing plenty of natural light. There is also a pantry and ample room for a large dining table. Beyond the kitchen lies a generous laundry room, a boot room and an additional W.C. Upstairs, the landing has an airing cupboard and leads to four well-proportioned double bedrooms, two of which have en-suite bathrooms, along with a house shower room. All bedrooms enjoy open views to the front. The self-contained annexe, is accessed from an external staircase, located above the games room, offering an open-plan living/dining kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. While the annexe would benefit from modernisation, it holds strong potential as a successful holiday let or Air B'n'B. Step Outside The property is accessed through private electric gates, with CCTV, along a tree lined driveway, leading to the house, outbuildings and a substantial concreted yard, providing ample parking. The gardens lie to the rear, side and front of the property and include two ponds, a water feature, patio seating areas, lawns and rockery-style flower beds. Land The plot extends to approximately 23.43 acres, which wraps around the property. Separated into five fenced grazing paddocks, hardstanding areas, a small woodland of mature trees and a 38m x 24m ménage, which has been recently resurfaced with pure fibre. Outbuildings There is a wide range of useful outbuildings, ideal for equestrian, livestock and business use. Modern Buildings include two steel-framed buildings, one which has a kitchen/ office area and shower room, as well as separated into several storage areas. The second building, which is connected, offers scope for a large workshop / tractor store or holds potential to create American barn stabling. Additional traditional buildings include a sheep shed, timber calf stall, garaging and traditional brick and block-built barns. A traditional stable yard, adjacent to the house, provides two foaling boxes, four loose boxes, a hay store and a tack/feed room. There is also a corrugated hay store adjacent to the stables. A number of the buildings have light, power and water connected. Services & Other Information Utilities - Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating and private septic tank drainage. The property benefits from solar panels and battery storage. Tenure - Freehold Property Type - Detached Construction Type - Brick and stone construction. Council Tax - Main House: G Annexe: A Parking - Private parking and an electric charging point. Mobile Phone Coverage - Check with your provider Internet Connection - Broadband available Public and Private rights of way - None Other - Please note the outbuildings have been valued for agricultural purposes only, potential development would be subject to the purchasers' enquiries following completion of sale and subject to consents. Asbestos- An asbestos survey has not been unde