Home Farm is an attractive stone and pantile village house with converted outbuildings and a large, south-facing rear garden. Believed to have been built around 1700, the property is quietly located on Green Lane and away from the main road. The extensive accommodation is laid out on two floors and comprises: wide entrance hall, two receptions, farmhouse kitchen, pantry and utility. On the first floor: master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, four double bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC. Home Farm is characterised by beamed ceilings, stripped pine doors and floorboards, with an open fire in the dining room and multi-fuel stove in the sitting room. A brick outbuilding at the rear was converted in 2008 to a shop and studio and is presently used by the current owners as an interior design and homewares studio. A further sizeable brick outbuilding offers scope for adaption and re-use, subject to planning consent. From the rear garden there are lovely views over meadows towards the northern escarpment of the Yorkshire Wolds.