Rosedale Abbey, Pickering Guide Price £239,950

• An attractive conversion of a former mill building located in the heart of the village
• Grade II listed - 723 square feet of accommodation
• Well presented throughout
• Dining kitchen with a range of integrated appliances – front facing living room.
• Two bedrooms; one to the ground floor and one to the first floor – large main shower room.
• Low maintenance garden and grounds to the front and rear.
• Private off-street parking for one vehicle
• No onward chain.

A charming, double fronted, character property situated in the very heart of this pretty and sought after Moorland village.

Dating back to the 19^th Century, No 1 The Old Mill forms the right hand portion of the original water mill. Converted around 20 years ago, it provides a surprisingly spacious level of accommodation arranged over two floors; with private parking and low maintenance gardens to the front and rear.

In all the house provides 723 square feet of accommodation which comprises; breakfast kitchen with fitted units, integrated appliances and space for a dining table. There is also a separate south facing living room, double bedroom and spacious shower room to the ground floor; and a further large bedroom with fitted eaves storage on the first floor. The windows and front door are all hardwood by Taylors of Pickering and the windows are double glazed throughout.

The cottage faces south and takes advantage of its sunny position with a flagged terrace to its front. To the rear, accessed through a five bar metal gate, is another area of garden which has the potential to be landscaped further to enhance the property as a whole.

The cottage is currently a full time home but would be well suited to be run as a holiday cottage with some contents potentially available by separate negotiation – making it ideal for a buyer looking to take on a fully operational holiday cottage or second home.

Rosedale Abbey is a busy rural village and the principal settlement in the Rosedale Valley.  The village is an important tourist destination and offers unrivalled opportunities for outdoor recreation within the National Park.  Within the village is a bakery and stores, tea room, a public house and craft workshops.  The village has a church and primary school and is ten miles from the market town of Pickering.