Masongill, Ingleton, Carnforth, North Yorkshire

A ring fenced livestock farm with traditional farmhouse, range of modern and traditional livestock buildings and 155.59 acres (62.9 hectares) set within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Excellent access to A65 and beyond.
Masongill Hall comprises a productive livestock holding set within a ring fence, extending to 155.59 acres (62..9 hectares) or thereabouts, nestled within the Yorkshire Dales National Park. Enjoying spectacular panoramic views over the Yorkshire Dales this former dairy farm has more recently been utilised as a livestock holding and is made up of productive grassland with a range of modern and traditional buildings.

Situated within the Yorkshire Dales National Park with excellent access off the A65 the holding is located in a highly accessible position within the rural village of Masongill, situated between Ingleton and the market town of Kirkby Lonsdale. The property enjoys good access via the A65 leading to Skipton and Kendal, whereby Junction 36 of the M6 motorway provides excellent access links to the M6 north and south.

The holding is offered for sale as a whole, however the Vendors may consider proposals to offer in lots, and comprises a substantial four bedroom detached farmhouse which sits centrally within the farmstead and is surrounded by a range of more traditional buildings with more modern buildings beyond. The holding also benefits from planning consent for two additional buildings to be erected to the south and west of the farmstead. Within the immediate farmyard area the traditional buildings offer excellent investment and conversion potential and are likely to be favourable for holiday let conversion (subject to gaining the necessary planning consent).

The farmhouse itself offers generous living accommodation and is accessed from the most practical access at the side leading into a porch with WC and cloakroom facilities at the rear. The kitchen/dining room is set at the back of the property and has a range of wall and base mounted units providing ample storage for a farmhouse kitchen. There are two reception rooms, the first being the living room set around a feature central fire with an outlook to the front and front entrance. Beyond is the dining room which is currently used as a family space and offers a central wood burning stove and cupboard to one wall. To complete the ground floor there is office accommodation with a utility area beyond.

The first floor provides four generous bedrooms together with a four-piece house bathroom comprising bath, WC, wash hand basin and shower cubicle. Further stairs lead to a vast attic space which has excellent potential to provide additional accommodation should purchasers require.

Immediately outside the property can be found the rear garden and adjoining orchard area which is currently utilised by the farmhouse.

The farm buildings offer an excellent range of traditional and more modern-type farm buildings, ideally suited for the rearing of livestock offering a range of loose housing and cubicle housingwith scope for these to be extended and re-configured to suit a purchaser’s needs. The buildings can be accessed either centrally within the farmyard or off the main farm access.

The land forming Masongill Hall is situated in a ring fence block and extends to approximately 155.59 acres (62.9 hectares), offering productive grassland and classified on the Agricultural Land Classification as being Grade 3 / 4, together with areas of mature woodland for shelter. In the main the land is well fenced and watered by either natural or mains water supplies, as shown on the sale plan. The land has the benefit of roadside access to the southern land with the remaining land being accessed internally.