Snainton, Scarborough

The Old Hall is a superb country houseproviding almost 4,000 square feet ofaccommodation, set in beautifully landscaped grounds of an acre in total.
The Old Hall was bought back from a nearderelict state by the current owner, and has been transformed into what is nowa superb character property which marries a wealth of period details with astylish, high specification finish and an exceptional adaptable level of livingspace, making it a wonderful family home.Grade II Listed, the house retains much ofits original character and charm, with panelled recesses, original shutters andmouldings. Along with the traditional comes the modern, with bespoke kitchenfittings and high specification bathrooms. The accommodation comprises; entrance hall,farmhouse kitchen with oak and granite units and Aga range oven, snug withmulti fuel stove, living room/ ground floor bedroom, utility room/secondkitchen, study and formal sitting room with a dual aspect and open fire. To thefirst floor are four large double bedrooms, including master bedroom withen-suite and two separate bathrooms, both with free standing tubs and highspecification finishes. To the second floor is a large attic, accessed off thestairs from the first floor landing. The attic is arranged as two separaterooms and would lend itself well to being reconfigured to create furtherbedrooms or accommodation if needed.The Old Hall sits in an especially settledposition within this well served and popular village with an open aspect southand views across the Vale of Pickering, towards the Wolds in the distance. Setin an acre of grounds, the gardens have been carefully landscaped with a moreformal garden giving way to a wild flower meadow. A detached stone stable blockcomprises six loose boxes stands to the side. The property is approached alonga private driveway and onto a large parking area with space for any number ofvehicles. 2.88 acres of adjoining paddock land isavailable by separate negotiation. LOCATION Snainton is awell-served village some eight miles to the east of the market town ofPickering and approximately nine miles from the seaside town ofScarborough.  The village is well placedfor access to the A64 and the railway station at Malton with links to York andbeyond.