A first-floor property with a private entrance and double garage, brimming with period features sensitively combined with modern amenities. It is in a sought-after and highly convenient area, near to local village and town centre amenities and within easy reach of the road network and local and mainline train stations.

Brough Hall is a Grade I listed country house, originally built for the de Burgh family in the 15th century and now converted into 10 exclusive residences. Located to the rear of the property, Beech House is an attractive first floor apartment offering almost 1,000 sq. ft of light-filled accommodation.

Configured to maximise the stunning parkland views, it sensitively combines modern amenities with a wealth of period features including sash and stone mullioned casement glazing, some original window shuttering, very high ceilings, some fine cornicing and some original plasterwork. The accommodation is accessed through a private part-glazed door with panelled pilasters and a keyed round arch, opening to a ground floor reception hall with useful storage. Stairs rise to a private first floor landing with a cloakroom and a door to a generous reception/dining room. It features a front aspect stone-mullioned bay window, a plasterwork nook with fitted storage below and a feature fireplace and offers space for seating, dining and study areas, the whole configurable to the purchaser’s own requirements. A sliding door off the reception/dining room opens to a well-proportioned kitchen. It offers a range of wooden wall and base units, complementary work surfaces and space for modern integrated appliances.

Accessible from the reception/dining room, an inner hall offers further useful storage. It gives access to an L-shaped rear aspect principal bedroom with a large sash window with bespoke window seating, one further double bedroom with fitted storage and a family bathroom with bath and separate shower enclosure.

The property also benefits from a vaulted loft area, accessible through a hatch and suitable for a variety of uses. For example, an additional bedroom with ensuite and a study space. Drawings available for inspection subject to planning.

Outside

Brough Hall and its park are accessed through ornate twin stone pillars and a long sweeping driveway leading through the communal grounds. Passing over a stone bridge spanning a small stream, it gives access to resident and visitor parking and to a side garaging area housing the property’s double garage. The property sits behind an area of level lawn bordered by well-stocked flower and shrub beds. Extending to around 13 acres, the well-maintained parkland surrounding the property is laid mainly to lawn interspersed with and bordered by mature specimen trees and hedging. Overlooking the church and river to the rear of the property, it offers numerous seating areas and a wealth of walking routes.

Situation

The property sits between the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors National Parks. The nearby villages of Brough with St Giles, Colburn and Brompton-on-Swale provide a variety of everyday amenities, including a selection of shops, primary schools and a supermarket. Catterick has two large supermarkets, while the historic market town of Richmond offers a weekly market, independent and high street shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs, a library, cinema, theatre, swimming pool, gym, primary and secondary schooling, a golf course and racecourse. Transportation links are excellent: the A1(M) gives access to the major regional centres and the motorway network, Leeming Bar station (8.2 miles) offer local train services and Northallerton and Darlington mainline stations (13.8 and 14.7 miles respectively) link to York, Leeds, Newcastle and central London.

Directions

Postcode: DL10 7PJ

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Drive in front of Brough Hall, the apartment is accessible from the rear of the Hall