5 bed property for sale

Back Lane, Ebberston, Scarborough YO13

A sizable detached barn conversion, which provides an attractive range of versatile accommodation amounting to 1,700 square feet in total, quietly posited down Back Lane, within a popular and accessible village.

Built in 1895 from Yorkshire stone and converted around 20 years ago The Granary has been further improved by the current owner with an updated kitchen, renewed bathroom and shower suites over the past few years, along with a new central heating boiler. The property has been insulated throughout and benefits from a C score EPC, making it unusually efficient to run for a character property.

The Granary provides characterful accommodation, designed to provide a flexible arrangement of rooms and centred around a wonderfully sheltered rear garden with a covered terrace which makes for an ideal outdoor entertaining area with adjoining studio room or potential home office.

In brief; front to back entrance hall, cosy front facing sitting room with gas stove and a large, open plan dining kitchen with living area. Further utility room and ground floor cloakroom. On the First floor are up to five bedrooms, with the master bedroom currently making use of one the bedrooms to create an adjoining dressing room along with an en-suite shower room. Four further bedrooms and a stylish house bathroom with freestanding tub.

Ebberston is a pretty village lying to the south of the A170 Scarborough to Thirsk trunk road and with easy access to the A64 and Malton where there is a railway station and connections to the mainline network. The village is some seven miles east of Pickering and eleven miles west of Scarborough with excellent access to the Coast, Dalby Forest, and the North York Moors to the North. The village has a public house, chapel, parish church, active village hall and a sports ground. Ebberston benefits from a regular bus service, which runs between Scarborough and Helmsley. Seamer train station lies just 8.4 miles away and offers a regular service to York, from which all mainline services can be connected to.