Main Street, Oldstead, York, North Yorkshire, YO61 4BL | Property for sale | Savills
1,203 sq ft(111.76 sq m)
Guide price £500,000(€593,825)

Main StreetOldstead, York, North Yorkshire, YO61 4BL

  • Sold
House
1,203 sq ft (111.76 sq m)
3Bedrooms
1Bathrooms
3Receptions

Key features

  • Sold in August 2023
  • Picturesque setting surrounded by stunning views
  • Excellent potential to create a wonderful country cottage
  • Generous garden adjoining open countryside
  • Separate garage and store
  • No onward Chain
  • Peaceful rural village close to facilities

A charming period stone cottage in a delightful edge of village setting.

About this property

  • The Lodge is an attractive stone built cottage situated on the edge of this particularly picturesque village, afforded some stunning views of the surrounding countryside, some of the finest in the area.

    Believed to date from the late 1800's, built from mellow sandstone blocks, under a pantile roof, the property offers cosy but well proportioned accommodation over two floors. The windows have been replaced for UPVC replicas of the originals and the central heating updated, but the majority of the rooms require a degree of modernisation.

    There are two flexible reception rooms and a kitchen on the ground floor and three bedrooms, a bathroom and separate WC on the first floor, all with plenty of natural light and views of the surrounding garden and stunning countryside beyond.

    There is a generous lawned garden surrounding the house, bordered by mature hedgerows and a post and rail fence to the north east. A driveway leads from the lane, along the southern boundary to a separate stone built barn/garage with timber store to one side.

    View payable Stamp Duty for this property

This is one of the prettiest settings in Yorkshire a charming cottage with real potential

Ed StoyleProperty agent

Local information

  • Oldstead is a pretty village situated on the southern slopes of the North Yorkshire Moors, just below the iconic White Horse and served by one of the finest gastro pubs in the region, the Michelin star awarded Black Swan. The village is blessed with miles of scenic walks and picturesque surroundings but remains well connected to neighbouring villages such as Kilburn (about two miles), Coxwold (about three miles) and Ampleforth (about four miles), all of which have a mix of facilities and local services.
  • The market towns of Easingwold and Thirsk are a short drive away (about eight miles and about nine miles), the latter having a train link to London Kings Cross but both having a fantastic selection of artisan shops and general shopping facilities.
  • Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.

Additional information

  • Ryedale District Council, Council Tax Band D
  • EPC Rating: F
  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Council Tax Band: D