A historic stone-built cottage with an adjoining barn, offering a prospective buyer the opportunity to create a substantial dwelling, all set amidst the stunning rolling landscapes of the Yorkshire Dales and views of Malham Cove. Additional land available by separate negotiation.

A rare opportunity to acquire a derelict farmhouse with full, unrestricted planning permission.

Located in the heart of the stunning Yorkshire Dales National Park and within easy reach of the famous, dramatic landscapes of Malham Cove, which is a significant draw for tourists and climbers, the property offers the potential for conversion and further development into a stunning family home. The historic farmhouse features handsome stone-built elevations with stone slate roof tiles which provide a splendid shell around which to develop a spacious home.

The original layout of the farmhouse provides four similarly proportioned rooms on the ground level, three of which feature fireplaces, including a stove with a bread oven along with four bedrooms.

Adjoining the farmhouse is a large barn one on the west side and two smaller barns on the east side. There is the potential to create four comfortable reception rooms, as well as a kitchen/breakfast area, boot room, cloakroom and WC, by combining the barns/stable with the farmhouse.

Upstairs there is the potential for five bedrooms (two with ensuite bathrooms), all of which offer views across the surrounding countryside.

Set within a large field in approximately 0.34 acres. There is also an opportunity to purchase additional land by separate negotiation.

Planning: Prospective purchasers are advised that they must make their own enquiries of the local planning authority. Application full planning ref: C/54/113. Unrestricted planning granted in 2005 and implemented.

**Viewings: We advise you not to enter the building during viewings for safety reasons.**

This property has 0.33 acres of land.

Outside

The property provides the potential to create landscaped gardens and occupies a stunning rural setting, with views towards Malham Cove and across the surrounding Yorkshire Dales landscape. Set within a large field in approximately 0.34 acres, there is also an opportunity to purchase additional land by separate negotiation.

Situation

The village of Malham has a local pub, a village hall and shop and a chapel, while the nearest primary school is just outside the village. Five miles to the west, Settle provides easy access to a range of amenities, including shops, cafés, pubs and supermarkets, as well as being home to the nearest state secondary school. 13 miles to the south, Skipton offers a further choice of amenities and schools, including the sought after Grammar Schools, Ermysteds and Skipton Girls School.

The A59 at Skipton provides access towards the A1(M) and the historic town of Harrogate. Settle’s mainline station provides services to Shipley, where connections can be made to London King’s Cross. Strutt & Parker have had no input and admit no liability to the architects plans.

Directions

Post Code: BD23 4DP

What3words: ///single.burglars.shred - takes you to the barn

Follow the for sale board up the lane. The property can be found through the gate further up the lane on the left.