An impressive four bedroom detached family home, situated in the ever-popular North Yorkshire village of Ampleforth, within the heart of the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The substantial and modern internal accommodation is complimented by good-sized gardens, double gara...

Hambleton House is a stylish four bedroom detached home located on this quiet exclusive development in the sought after village location of Ampleforth. Field View Close is located just off Station Road and within walking distance to the heart of the village and all of its amenities. This...

West Wing Hovingham Lodge is part of a unique Grade II listed Georgian property nestled away in the Howardian Hills in this tranquil and private setting with far reaching views. Originally a former Dower house, West Wing is a quarter of the original house and would have once been the servants sid...

This three bedroom property with its open views to the rear is sure to appeal to first time buyers and investors alike, with its good sized bedrooms and two reception rooms it is a must view.

NO ONWARD CHAIN -- This Spacious and Versatile Chalet Bungalow is located in the quiet and sought after village of Ampleforth. The property is well presented and offers spacious living accommodation. The property is very well presented and has a feature log burning fireplace in the living room. T...

An unfurnished cottage with character, located in the pretty village of Gilling East. Available in February and long term.

A LUXURIOUS MODERN COUNTRY HOUSE IN AN EXTRAORDINARILY BEAUTIFUL HOWARDIAN HILLS SETTING.

Available to rent is this is a well presented, two bedroom house located in the picturesque village of Ampleforth. Split over two levels, the ground floor comprises a reception room with hard flooring leading onto a separate, fitted kitchen overlooking a private garden and valley beyond....

A superbly presented three-bedroom semi-detached home located in the highly regarded village of Ampleforth. Boasting spacious interiors, expansive gardens, and an enviable village setting, this property offers an excellent opportunity for comfortable living. Contact our office today to arrange yo...

A superb, recently renovated bungalow situated on a sizeable plot with far-reaching countryside views.

Introducing a beautifully presented four-bedroom family home, newly available in the sought-after village of Ampleforth. The ground floor features a welcoming lounge and a well fitted dining kitchen. Upstairs, you'll find three double bedrooms, a single bedroom, and a well-appointed bathroom. Out...

Outstanding family house with glorious interiors, converted from an eighteenth century mill, located at the edge of the village.

An superb four bedroom stone cottage situated in a quiet corner of a highly sought-after village.

A pretty, detached cottage offering characterful & extremely spacious accommodation of over 2,000sq.ft, together with a south-facing walled garden in a sought-after village location. Everley House is an especially attractive detached cottage, which offers deceptively spacious and characterful ...

Situated between the North York Moors National Park and the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the popular village of Ampleforth this three bedroom detached bungalow in need of some modernisation is sure to appeal. Offering space and versatility as well as NO ONWARD CHAIN it is...

A BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED COUNTRY ESTATE WITHIN THE HOWARDIAN HILLS AONB.

An attractive mid terrace stone-built cottage offering two-bedroom accommodation with a surprisingly large rear garden in a sought-after village. South View is an attractive row of six stone-built cottages, positioned at the eastern end of Ampleforth village and Number 3 offers well-appointed ...

A charming stone built period house with off street parking for one car and a plot of around half an acre incorporating woodland.

A SUPERB MODERNISED PERIOD HOUSE IN THE VILLAGE CENTRE OFFERING EXTENSIVE AND VERSATILE MODERN LIVING ACCOMMODATION WITH POTENTIAL TO LET PART<br /><br />Ampleforth is a renowned village lying on the southern edge of the North York Moors National park and has the benefit of two public houses, a shop and post office, tea room, Doctors’ surgery and both Church of England and Catholic churches and primary schools. It is also home to the renowned public school of Ampleforth College (now fully co-educational) where there is a highly regarded sports centre offering a wide range of facilities to the general public.<br /><br />Constructed of attractive stone elevations, the Old Post Office is an extensive, modernised period property lying in the heart of this most sought after of villages. The property was once the village post office and bearing witness to this is the unusually wide window to the front elevation where no less than four sash windows now allow light to stream into the principal reception room. In recent years, a rear annexe lying at a higher level has been amalgamated within the accommodation of the main house but could once more be capable informally, of being used independently as an adjunct to the principal accommodation or alternatively, for letting purposes if required and which fact adds to the flexibility of use of the property as a whole.<br /><br />The property has been thoughtfully and comprehensively modernised and indeed is a true fusion of the old and new and now offers extensive extremely versatile, flexible and manageable living accommodation of quite some quality and style whilst at the same time retaining many original features to include sash windows, Pine panelled doors, window seats, ceiling beams and structural timbers which all have the effect of retaining the feel of the original period property. Contemporary features include double glazed windows virtually throughout and underfloor heating to both the rear part of the Kitchen and the Study/Home Office.<br /><br />A six-panelled front door opens to a well proportioned Reception/Dining Hall with boarded wall below dado level to part and beyond, is a generous Breakfast Kitchen with tiled floor, exposed beams, oil fired Rayburn oven, polished granite worksurfaces, Pine base cupboards and twin Rangemaster ceramic sinks, each with antique style mixer tap and all within timber surround. The rear section is open to the ridge with two Velux windows and polished granite worksurfaces whilst stone steps lead up to a mezzanine floor. The Drawing Room is arranged to the front elevation and has the benefit of an almost entirely glazed south facing aspect and has been formed by the amalgamation of two separate rooms resulting in a principal reception room of a scale and nature rarely found in a village period property of this kind. Particular features include a long window seat, exposed stone elevation with display alcove and fireplace housing Stovax multifuel-burning stove, a ceiling beam and other exposed timbers. At the rear mezzanine level is a convenient Study/Home Office area with tiled floor, three Velux roof lights, built in bookcases and a wrought iron balustrade overlooking the Kitchen. To the rear, is a pleasant Snug/Family Room with exposed structural timbers, recessed ceiling lights and dating from its time as a second Kitchen, there are worksurfaces to two elevations, ceramic sink, glazed display cabinet and Pine plate rack. French doors open to the rear terrace and a secondary staircase leads to a fifth bedroom with ensuite Shower.<br /><br />The main body of the house has two principal bedrooms each with ensuite shower rooms, two further bedrooms and a House Bathroom with tiled floor and walls, pedestal washbasin, low level flush WC, bidet and roll top bath with antique style shower head over.<br /><br />To the rear of the property is a pleasant stone flagged terrace with pedestrian gate access to a side lane.<br /><br />VIEWING<br />Strictly by appointment through the sole agents, Messrs Humberts York office, telephone .