Wychwood is a surprisingly spacious detached house, thought to have been built in the 1960's. It occupies a central position within this charming, rural village and enjoys views onto a wood. The property will hold great appeal to anyone with equestrian interests, given the paddock land and stabling facilities which adjoin to the rear. The house benefits from three reception room, including conservatory, a dining size kitchen with oil fired Aga and utility room. To the first floor there is a shower room and three double bedrooms. The largest of the bedrooms has a dressing room which offers potential to create an en-suite bath/shower room, subject to any necessary consents being obtained. Central heating is oil fired and the majority of windows are double glazed.

The house is set back from the village street behind an attractively landscaped front garden. The rear garden is fully enclosed and very well tended; it consists of lawn, paved patio areas and shrub borders. Beyond the back garden there is a parking area, productive vegetable patch and various useful outbuildings including workshop and stabling. The two paddocks are well fenced and have a mains water supply as well as a storage barn and adjoining store. The total site area amounts to approximately 1.18 acres

Howsham is an attractive and peaceful hamlet located north-east of the City of York and set amidst beautiful countryside. The village is well known for Howsham Hall, a Grade I Listed Jacobean country house which dates back to 1612. An excellent range of facilities are easily accessible in the nearby market town of Malton (7 miles) and also in the City of York (12 miles).