Fulwith Grange, Fulwith Mill Lane, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, HG2

Fulwith Grange is an impressive detached Victorian property providing spacious family accommodation arranged over three floors, extending to 7,230 sqft (672 sqm) of living space. The house is beautifully proportioned throughout and displays some endearing characteristics of the Victorian era.

The private and secluded position which the property occupies is hard to improve upon. It enjoys a peaceful and private setting with a lovely outlook over the neighbouring fields of the protected Crimple Valley, which is an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The property also enjoys views towards the magnificent Grade II* listed Crimple Viaduct which was built in 1848, designed by George Hudson, a renowned railway pioneer.

Approached by a lovely tree lined driveway, Fulwith Grange occupies an idyllic setting amidst gardens and grounds extending to about 3 acres (1.22 ha), featuring sweeping lawned areas bordered by mature woodland. Within the grounds is an unused outdoor swimming pool and a tennis court. Beyond the grounds to the east is a 4½ acre (1.85 ha) paddock providing an ideal facility for those with equestrian/livestock interests.

The location of Fulwith Grange is outstanding, positioned as it is in a lovely setting at the far end of Fulwith Mill Lane, on the southern fringe of Harrogate. Fulwith Mill Lane is renowned to be one of the most sought after residential neighbourhoods, in an area well known for its individual and exclusive family houses. It is conveniently located within a short drive of the town centre which offers an excellent and varied range of shopping and recreational facilities. There is also a useful parade of shops in Leeds Road, including a Marks & Spencer food hall, within about a mile of the property. In addition, there is a wide selection of highly regarded schools nearby.

For the commuter, the property is well positioned for easy access to the principal North and West Yorkshire business centres including Leeds, Bradford and York as well as access to national motorway network at Junction 47 of the A1(M). Mainline railway stations in both Leeds and York (connections are available from local stations in Hornbeam Park and Pannal) provide regular intercity services to London’s Kings Cross. Leeds/Bradford Airport is within a 20 minute drive and provides domestic and international flights.