Church Street, Castleton, YO21 2EQ

Church Street, Castleton, YO21 2EQ
Asking price £185,000

Situated within a designated Conservation Area in the heart of the picturesque Esk Valley village of Castleton, this deceptively spacious four-bedroom maisonette offers characterful accommodation arranged over three floors, perfectly blending village charm with practical living.

Positioned along the ever-popular Church Street, the property enjoys a central yet peaceful setting within the North York Moors National Park, with local shops, schooling, transport links, and everyday amenities all within comfortable walking distance. Whether you are searching for a full-time residence, a family home, or a countryside holiday retreat, this versatile property offers an excellent opportunity to enjoy life in one of North Yorkshire’s most sought-after moorland villages.

The home benefits from energy-efficient features including an eco-friendly air source heat pump and nine solar panels with a feed-in tariff, helping to significantly reduce running costs while supporting sustainable living. Whilst in need of some updating, the property enjoys an enviable location with stunning elevated views and would make an ideal holiday let or weekend bolt-hole.

Internally, the accommodation is both flexible and full of character. A rear entrance porch leads to the first floor where two welcoming reception rooms overlook the charming Church Street frontage, creating ideal spaces for relaxing or entertaining. The farmhouse-style kitchen is well equipped and offers uninterrupted rural views from the kitchen sink area and ample storage, while the principal bathroom features a traditional cast-iron bath adding to the home’s period appeal.The upper floor offers four adaptable rooms currently utilised as four separate bedrooms, or equally would make ideal guest accommodation, a home office, a hobby room, or additional living space depending on individual requirements. A convenient cloakroom/wc serves this level.

Externally, the enclosed rear garden and patio provide a private outdoor retreat with excellent sunshine and delightful open views across surrounding farmland and countryside-perfect for enjoying peaceful village evenings.

This charming and versatile home offers the perfect balance of rural lifestyle, convenience, and character, all within easy reach of the surrounding moors, coast, and Esk Valley railway connections.

Property Price

Asking price £185,000

Property Stats


Baths: 1


Beds: 4


Living: 2



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Details

Property Details

Situated within a designated Conservation Area in the heart of the picturesque Esk Valley village of Castleton, this deceptively spacious four-bedroom maisonette offers characterful accommodation arranged over three floors, perfectly blending village charm with practical living.

Positioned along the ever-popular Church Street, the property enjoys a central yet peaceful setting within the North York Moors National Park, with local shops, schooling, transport links, and everyday amenities all within comfortable walking distance. Whether you are searching for a full-time residence, a family home, or a countryside holiday retreat, this versatile property offers an excellent opportunity to enjoy life in one of North Yorkshire's most sought-after moorland villages.

The home benefits from energy-efficient features including an eco-friendly air source heat pump and nine solar panels with a feed-in tariff, helping to significantly reduce running costs while supporting sustainable living. Whilst in need of some updating, the property enjoys an enviable location with stunning elevated views and would make an ideal holiday let or weekend bolt-hole.

Internally, the accommodation is both flexible and full of character. A rear entrance porch leads to the first floor where two welcoming reception rooms overlook the charming Church Street frontage, creating ideal spaces for relaxing or entertaining. The farmhouse-style kitchen is well equipped and offers uninterrupted rural views from the kitchen sink area and ample storage, while the principal bathroom features a traditional cast-iron bath adding to the home's period appeal.The upper floor offers four adaptable rooms currently utilised as four separate bedrooms, or equally would make ideal guest accommodation, a home office, a hobby room, or additional living space depending on individual requirements. A convenient cloakroom/wc serves this level.

Externally, the enclosed rear garden and patio provide a private outdoor retreat with excellent sunshine and delightful open views across surrounding farmland and countryside-perfect for enjoying peaceful village evenings.

This charming and versatile home offers the perfect balance of rural lifestyle, convenience, and character, all within easy reach of the surrounding moors, coast, and Esk Valley railway connections.

ACCOMMODATION

GROUND FLOOR

Access
Timber gate on the left side of The Gallery leads to the entrance alleyway. This alleyway is covered, has a pathway, and includes a couple of steps leading up to the rear of the property.   

Rear Entrance Porch
With uPVC entrance door and side windows, steps immediately up to the first floor main accommodation. 

FIRST FLOOR

Landing
With further staircase to the second-floor level, small understairs storage cupboard and access to all first-floor principal rooms

Living Room     4.16m x 2.76m
uPVC window to front aspect with rural side views looking down the High Street, radiator and arch to:-

Dining /Sitting Room      3.76m x 2.63m
uPVC window to front aspect with elevated rural side views and radiator.

Breakfast Kitchen 4.32m x 2.74m
Fitted with a matching range of pine fronted wall and base units, wooden butcher's block worktops, a Belfast sink with a mixer tap, an electric cooker point, plumbing for an automatic washer, tiled splashbacks, a uPVC window to the rear aspect enjoying open countryside views, space for a breakfast table, a radiator, spot lighting and vinyl flooring. 

Bathroom 
L-shaped spacious bathroom with a four piece white suite, featuring two uPVC double glazed windows to the rear aspect, an original cast-iron deep bath, low level wc, wash hand basin,  fully tiled walk-in shower area with an overhead shower and side glazed screen, tiled splashbacks, vinyl flooring and radiator.  

SECOND FLOOR

Bedroom 1      4.16m x 2.76m
uPVC double glazed windows to the rear and side aspect with panoramic rural views, radiator and a built-in storage cupboard. 

Bedroom 2     3.81m x 3.40m
uPVC double glazed windows to rear aspect with rural views, radiator and built-in storage cupboard. 

Bedroom 3      3.38m x 3.15m
uPVC double glazed windows to rear aspect with rural views and radiator. 

Bedroom 4      3.30m x 3.04m 
uPVC double glazed windows to front aspect and radiator. 

Cloakroom/wc
With low level wc pedestal wash hand basin and radiator.

EXTERNALLY

Rear Garden
Backing onto open farmland with extensive countryside views, this delightful garden is laid mainly to lawn with attractive planting, a sun-trap small patio area and a central pathway dividing the spacious lawn. It also offers an external brick built outhouse, a coal shed and side alleyway access leading to the front of the property. 



EXTRAS: All fitted carpets as described are to be included in the sale

VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS: Strictly by Appointment with the Sole Agent.

TENURE: Freehold

SERVICES: Mains water, gas and electricity are connected. None of these services have been tested by the Agent.

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Scarborough Borough Council

COUNCIL TAX ASSESSMENT: We are advised that the property is a Band B

EPC: Please ask at our branch for a copy.

AGENTS NOTES: The photographs and information regarding this property is the copyright of Leapfrog Lettings & Sales. All measurements are approximate and have been taken using a laser tape measure therefore, may be subject to a small margin of error.

These particulars are believed to be correct and have been verified by or on behalf of the Vendor. However, any interested party will satisfy themselves as to their accuracy and as to any other matter regarding the Property or its location or proximity to other features or facilities which is of specific importance to them. Distances and areas are only approximate and unless otherwise stated fixtures contents and fittings are not included in the sale.

Prospective purchasers are always advised to commission a full inspection and structural survey of the Property before deciding to proceed with a purchase.

DATA PROTECTION AND PRIVACY POLICY Names, address, telephone number and email address will be taken for mailing list registration, viewing appointments or when making an offer to purchase and will not be used or passed on for any other marketing purposes.

HOW TO SPEED UP YOUR PROPERTY SALE ...
Here at Leapfrog, we always strive to provide the very best service and information for all our clients, whether selling, renting or buying.

We work hard to keep one step ahead of the competition and our goal for home sellers and buyers alike, is to reduce the time it takes for a sale to proceed to a speedy completion. We provide our sellers and potential buyers with important property information from the onset, resulting in fewer sales falling through.

WHAT IS A 'BUYER'S MARKETING PACK?'
The Government and National Trading Standards require that more material information needs to be provided to potential buyers upfront.

Getting our 'Buyer Information Pack' ready right at the start of marketing, means we have the ability to share this with any potential purchasers as early as at the initial viewing stage. We can then provide this to a surveyor, respective solicitors involved in the sale and potentially reduce any delays with a sale.

What does a 'Buyer Information Pack' contain?
Our Buyer Information Pack is packed with information on the property that will help secure a serious and committed buyer. Here's what it contains:

Marketing Information
Property Brochure (including photos, property description, square footage, £ per sq foot, whole plot size, local authority, council tax band and cost, tenure, estate fees, if lease the length, ground rent, maintenance fees and what's included) - supplied by Leapfrog
Floor plan - supplied by Leapfrog
Location map - supplied by Leapfrog

Material Information Sheet (all estate agents have a legal duty to have this available before a viewing is booked) - Council Tax, Tenure, Physical characteristics of the property, Property type, Material type/materials used in construction, Number and types of rooms, Utilities, Electricity supply, Water supply, Sewerage, Heating, Broadband, Mobile signal/coverage, Parking, Building safety, Restrictions, Rights and easements, Flood risk, Coastal erosion risk, Planning Permission or proposal for development, Property accessibility/adaptations, Coalfield or mining.

EPC - Energy Performance Information

Our general PIQ (Property Information Questionnaire) FAQ sheet about the property including things like rental value, rental yield, year built, distance to shops and park, meters, services, boiler, loft etc -

A report on local sold prices, Title plan, Local mobile & broadband speeds, Planning history, Plot size & floor area, Pounds per square foot, Flood risk, Conservation areas, Local school reports, Leasehold info, Council tax, Energy Performance Certificate, Transport links and Transaction history.


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