Cropton, Pickering

An immaculate detached character property, thoroughly renovated and extended and offering a wealth of character along with an exceptionally versatile range of accommodation. Redbricks, as its name suggests, is distinctive in Cropton, standing out amongst the predominantly stone properties which line its Main Street. The owners have thoroughly renovated the property during their decade long ownership, taking on works including a partial re-roof, re-wire and a new central heating system. New bathroom and kitchen fittings throughout and a stylish finish completes the feeling of a high-quality restoration. The range of traditional outbuildings has been renovated creating an impressive main reception room with vaulted ceiling and a large adjoining games room with gym and a mezzanine home office. In all over 2,600 square feet.  In brief the accommodation comprises the following. Breakfast kitchen with separate utility room, main reception room with  wood burning stove and doors out onto the stone flagged terrace. Central hall with cloakroom and a pair of front facing reception rooms, one, an elegant sitting room and the other a cosy snug. Upstairs are three large double bedrooms the main house bathroom and a separate, newly fitted shower room.  Redbricks is set within extensive mature garden and grounds of 0.25 of an acre. Attractively landscaped, the garden combines formal lawn with cottage style borders, stone flagged terraced eating area and a useful range of outbuildings.  There is plenty of parking on the driveway to the side and within the double garage. There is a separate grass paddock which lies adjacent to the rear garden and is well suited as a pony paddock or for small holding interests (approx. 0.85 of an acre).  LOCATION Cropton is a pretty village located on the southern fringes of the North York Moors National Park and is characterised by a main street lined with traditional stone properties. All amenities can be found close by in the market towns of Pickering (four and a half miles distant) or Kirkbymoorside (six miles distant) and with easy access to the A64 at Malton which lies only thirteen miles away and enjoys a regular train service to the historic city of York, where mainline connections can be found.