167 properties for sale in Appleton-le-Moors York

A substantial barn conversion, set in lovely, south facing grounds and located in a very well-regarded National Park Village.A striking character property, situated in a lovely south facing plot, with a versatile range of accommodation amounting to just over 2,000 square feet with sleeping accommodation arranged over two floors. Converted from a range of traditional buildings, Tensing is characterised by a series of high arched windows echoing the former cart shed, which flood the main reception space with light and look out onto the garden. The accommodation briefly comprises: entrance porch, kitchen with adjoining dining room and a large main central reception room with a separate snug, utility room and ground floor shower room. The eastern wing of the property provides a large ground floor bedroom with wet room. On the first floor is a study landing and two double bedrooms, with a useful storage room off bedroom three. Tensing sits well back from the village street and is nicely fra

8 Parkers Mount has been recently much improved, creating a comfortable and attractively presented home. Improvements include full redecoration and flooring throughout and renewed wiring. The kitchen has been completely re-fitted with a range of stylish units and the shower room re-done with quality fittings and finishes. In all the property provides 565 ft2 of accommodation. Entrance vestibule, living room leading through to the breakfast kitchen. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and the shower room. The property is fully double glazed, and the central heating is via gas fired. 8 Parkers Mount has a driveway to its side, providing off-street parking for a couple of vehicles. There are mature gardens to the front and rear, with the rear garden facing south and benefiting from being private and sheltered. The garden has been attractively landscaped with raised vegetable beds and a patio area. Kirkbymoorside is a thriving market town with a wide range of amenities, including primary scho

Castle Lodge is an attractive stone-built detached residence occupying one of the most sought-after positions within the popular market town of Kirkbymoorside. Enjoying a prime setting on historic Castlegate and backing directly onto open countryside, the property combines generous accommodation with beautifully established gardens. The accommodation is arranged over two floors, with the layout shown on the accompanying floor plans. The ground floor includes a welcoming entrance hall, spacious sitting room, dining room, study, garden room, utility room and cloakroom. The heart of the home is the well-appointed kitchen, featuring a gas fired Aga with electric hob and providing an ideal space for both everyday living and entertaining. To the first floor are three well-proportioned bedrooms, including an impressive principal bedroom with a modern en-suite shower room, together with a family bathroom and separate WC. The gardens are a particular feature of the property. To the front is a l

Tucked away within the heart of Kirkbymoorside's Conservation Area, this charming and well presented period mid-terraced cottage offers an appealing blend of character, comfort and an exceptionally convenient location. The property is ideally placed just a short walk from the town's traditional market square, where a wide range of independent shops, cafés, public houses and everyday amenities can be found. Beyond the town, the spectacular landscapes and walking routes of the North York Moors National Park are close at hand, making this an ideal home for those seeking both lifestyle and practicality. Internally, the accommodation is arranged over two floors. On the ground floor, a welcoming sitting room provides a comfortable living space, complemented by an adjoining sun room that enjoys natural light and offers a pleasant transition to the rear of the property. The kitchen is neatly arranged and fitted with a range of units. A ground floor cloakroom adds further convenience. To the fi

AN EXTREMELY CHARMING ENERGY EFFICIENT PERIOD HOUSE WITH OUTBUILDINGS AND LAND IN AN ELEVATED POSITION WITH FAR REACHING SOUTHERLY VIEWSBirch Farm occupies an idyllic elevated position on the southern edge of the hamlet of Great Estone from where there are superb distant views to the south over the Vale of Pickering. The village lies approximately equidistant between the Georgian market towns of Helmsley and Pickering and nearby Kirkbymoorside offers a good range of facilities as well as an 18 hole golf course. The North York Moors National Park offers many miles of hill walking and outstanding scenery to enjoy. Attractions in the area include the North York Moors Steam Railway, mansion houses such as Castle Howard and Nunnington Hall, ecclesiastical ruins of Rievaulx Abbey and Byland Abbey and the walled city of York with its superb Minster. Birch Farm is an extremely attractive stone and pantile period property occupying a prime position in the village with its defining feature being

Peter Illingworth Estate Agents are delighted to present this attractive period stone double-fronted town house, occupying a prominent position within the town's Conservation Area. Arranged over three floors, the property offers well-appointed and versatile accommodation suited to family living. This elegant home combines traditional character with modern comfort, benefiting from gas fired central heating and thoughtfully arranged interiors. The ground floor provides excellent living space, including a welcoming sitting room, dining room, study and a spacious dining area/living room opening through to a well-proportioned kitchen, leading to the utility and cloakroom. The upper floors reveal 6 bedrooms including principal bedroom with en-suite shower room and house bathroom facilities, ideal for larger households or those seeking flexible home working options. Externally, a private rear courtyard offers a pleasant and low-maintenance outdoor space, perfect for entertaining or relaxation

The small terrace of 1930's/40's style properties known as Sunnyside, lies just off Park Lane at the top of Castlegate only a short walk from the main Market Place in Kirkbymoorside. No. 1 Sunnyside occupies a larger plot than its neighbours with a lovely garden to the south and west elevations. On entering the house there is a downstairs cloakroom and door leading through to the kitchen which is of a good size with ample space to fit a small dining table. If desired, there is plenty of scope to remodel the kitchen in order to make best use of the space and house everyday essential appliances. The light and bright south facing sitting room comes with an open fire although it has not been in use for a few years and from the bay window there is a terrific view down the garden, towards the town and to the hills in the distance. A small lean-to garden room provides a nice addition to the ground floor living space, with a door leading out to the garden.There are 3 bedrooms on the first floo

An exceptionally private home situated within the picturesque village of Hutton-le-Hole, set within glorious grounds and land of over 3.3 acres in total. Greystones is set well back from the street, hidden from sight ensuring a remarkably private setting within Hutton-le-Hole. Set within beautiful garden and grounds of almost an acre, together with land measuring 2.4 acres Greystones was built in 1931, with its frontage a nod to the Arts and Crafts style of its era. The house was later extended to both sides with the result being a versatile and well-proportioned home of 2,709 square feet. In brief the house provides the following accommodation: entrance vestibule and an elegant central hallway with cloakroom. A triple aspect sitting room with doors opening out onto the covered loggia at the front and separate dining room also with a door opening out onto the west facing front garden. Farmhouse kitchen with pantry, boot room and utility room and a study positioned at the far end of the

Tucked away within a peaceful cul-de-sac and conveniently situated just a short walk from the excellent range of amenities in the popular market town of Kirkbymoorside, this beautifully maintained two bedroom semi-detached bungalow is sure to appeal to a wide variety of buyers.The property has been well cared for by the current owners and offers comfortable, well-presented accommodation throughout. A fully fitted kitchen is complemented by a welcoming sitting room, which enjoys a pleasant southerly aspect and plenty of natural light. An inner hallway provides access to two bedrooms and a smart, well-appointed bathroom.The principal bedroom is a particular highlight, featuring a range of full-height fitted wardrobes along with glazed doors opening directly onto the rear garden.Outside, the enclosed rear garden has been thoughtfully designed with ease of maintenance in mind. A central flower bed provides seasonal colour, while a choice of private seating areas creates plenty of opportuni

BRIDGE FARM and THE MEWS COTTAGE are Grade II listed traditional stone built properties under pantile roofs enjoying a picturesque setting within the village of Sinnington enjoying views over the stream and village beyond to the front elevation.The accommodation to the main residence lies over two floors with the cottage annex having accommodation lying entirely on the ground floor, in addition there is good parking, garage and gardens to the rear.Sinnington is an attractive village lying just off the A170 approximately midway between Pickering and Kirkbymoorside where good local amenities can be found. In Sinnington itself there is a church, chapel school and the Fox & Hounds restaurant.Bridge Farm - The Accommodation. - Reception Hall - With polished wood flooring, staircase to first floor with handrail.Sittiing Room - With open beams to ceiling, double aspect with the front windows enjoying views over the beck and village beyond, centre fireplace housing wood burning stove set in st

Halfway House is aptly named, being halfway between the picturesque Moorland village of Hutton le Hole and Keldholme near Kirkbymoorside. Original starting life as a Lodge House to the neighbouring estate, Halfway House is an inherently characterful property which offers a versatile range of accommodation, together with a pair of popular holiday cottages. The main house provides an exceptionally versatile range of accommodation comprising; breakfast kitchen with Stanley range, dual aspect sitting room with multi fuel stove, large dining room or bedroom with private balcony positioned to look over the land, study/bedroom three and bathroom. On the lower ground floor are two double bedrooms – both with fine views. Adjoining the property and with an access both from the outside and from a door leading off the dining room is Waterswallow, a one bedroom holiday cottage with smart fitted kitchen, eating area, shower room, sitting room with full height ceiling and exposed beams and stonework

Harwood Cottage is an attractive period stone detached house set in the highly regarded village of Lastingham. Full of charm and character, the property enjoys an excellent position with beautifully stocked gardens, a paddock, and grounds extending in all to approximately 1.17 acres. Offering comfortable accommodation, the cottage benefits from oil‑fired central heating, double glazing, private car standing and a double garage. The ground floor features a welcoming dining room with dual aspect bay windows at the centre of the home, a spacious sitting room with triple‑aspect windows, and a well‑proportioned kitchen with direct access to the garden. A useful ground‑floor bathroom completes the layout. The first floor offers four bedrooms, including a generous main bedroom, enjoying garden and hillside outlooks and an adjacent bathroom. Externally, Harwood Cottage stands within beautifully tended gardens, rich with mature planting, borders, lawned areas and sheltered seating spots. Beyond

Nestled within a peaceful village setting, this beautifully presented three-bedroom detached home effortlessly combines period charm with modern family living. Boasting generous accommodation throughout, two stylish bathrooms, multiple reception rooms and extensive landscaped gardens, this exceptional property offers the perfect balance of character, comfort and countryside tranquillity.From the moment you arrive, the attractive stone façade, gated gravel driveway and mature surroundings create an immediate sense of warmth and kerb appeal. Offering ample off-road parking and a secluded rural position, the property provides an idyllic retreat for growing families, professional couples or those seeking a lifestyle move to the countryside.The welcoming entrance hall sets the tone for the home, featuring striking chequerboard tiled flooring, elegant stained-glass detailing and a traditional staircase with classic white balustrades. The principal reception room is filled with natural light

A charming two bedroomed single fronted extended Yorkshire stone mid-terrace cottage, with delightful accommodation including beamed ceilings and full of character. Under floor heating to the ground floor with central heating to the first floor. Situated in a popular Yorkshire village close to open countryside. Accommodation briefly comprises: Sitting room with wood burning stove, kitchen/dining area, utility room, cloakroom. First Floor: Landing, two double bedrooms and house bathroom. Externally: Utility with underfloor heating. Small rear yard, timber outbuilding with power laid on, plus a delightful yet enclosed lawned rear garden with beds. The village of Nawton is situated mid-way between the market towns of Helmsley and Kirkbymoorside and is home to the highly regarded Ryedale School as well as Nawton Community Primary School. The renowned North York Moors National Park is located close by. The ancient city of York and the coastal resorts of Scarborough and Whitby are easily com

Located along West End in Kirkbymoorside, only a short stroll from the town centre lies No. 50, known as Stockton House, a double fronted brick built town house built in 1910 with a stylish contemporary feel awash with traditional features. Every room has a good splash of colour and is spacious and airy. pokey simply doesn't apply to this property. Storage is plentiful with steps leading from the entrance hall down to a very useful cellar and on the top floor there is easy access into the eaves. There are two lovely reception rooms at the front of the house both having that ever important open fire. The kitchen is fitted with granite worktops and 'extra height' locally made hand-crafted cupboards to make the best use of the space and the adjacent laundry room is also used for boots, coats and clothes airing space. A useful addition, put in by the current owners, is a ground floor shower room & loo. The master bedroom has an en suite shower room along with a walk-in wardrobe. Coupled wi

A charming and deceptively spacious period cottage situated within the towns conservation and the heart of Kirkbymoorside, offering well presented accommodation arranged over three floors. The property combines character features with modern comforts, making it an ideal main residence, second home or investment opportunity. The ground floor is centred around a welcoming sitting room with feature fireplace, leading through to a well fitted kitchen with ample storage and workspace. There is the benefit of gas fired central heating throughout, ensuring comfortable living across all levels. To the rear, the property enjoys a small enclosed yard, perfect for low maintenance outdoor seating or storage. The first floor provides a generous double bedroom along with a well appointed bathroom and access to a delightful first floor balcony, offering an elevated outdoor space ideal for morning coffee or evening relaxation. The second floor hosts a further spacious bedroom with its own bathroom fac

Located along a quiet lane in the pretty village of Pockley, on the southern fringe of the North York Moors National Park, this attractive stone-built detached house enjoys a particularly pleasant setting. Built around the early 2000s, the property combines traditional architectural styling with well-proportioned accommodation and, perhaps most importantly, offers an exciting opportunity for a new owner to breathe fresh life into a much-loved home.During the passage of time, the interior has become a little dated and purchasers may wish to upgrade the fixtures, fittings and décor to suit their own tastes. The same can be said of the gardens which, although established, are something of a blank canvas and would undoubtedly respond well to an injection of colour, imaginative planting and a little creative flair.The accommodation is both practical and appealing. On the ground floor are two reception rooms, providing flexibility for everyday living, entertaining or working from home. The r

Local builders who have been in the construction industry for over 50 years built Potters Lodge in 2003 to cater for a growing family, a family run business and an overall passion for horses, dogs and everything country. Its aesthetically pleasing, Georgian style frontage sits beautifully within the village street scene and internally, the period features continue in the form of moulded cornices and architraves, impressive fireplaces, extensive oak flooring and a lovely turned staircase leading off the light and spacious main entrance hall. There are no pokey rooms in Potters Lodge with the main hub of the house being a 34' long kitchen/dining/living room with a comprehensive range of solid wood kitchen units, granite worktops, deep Belfast sink and oil fired Aga. At the soft seating end, an impressive fireplace with wood burning stove comes into its own during the cooler months and the more formal sitting rooms both have open fires. Along with four large bedrooms on the first floor, a

Nestled in the charming market town of Kirkbymoorside, this delightful bungalow at Kirkdale Court presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a tranquil yet convenient lifestyle. The property forms part of a residential development of an impressive Victorian building. With one spacious reception room, one well-appointed bedroom, and a modern shower room, this property is ideal for individuals or couples looking to downsize or enjoy single-level living. The bungalow boasts a striking brick feature wall that serves as a captivating focal point in the sitting room, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The layout is both practical and versatile, allowing you to easily personalise the space to reflect your own style and preferences. Set in a sought-after location, this property benefits from a garage and an allocated parking space. This is a rare find in such a desirable area, ensuring that you and your guests will always have a convenient place to park. One of the standout feat

Attractive house surrounded by delightful gardens, situated in the heart of a moorland villageOrchard Dene is a substantial stone house that occupies an enviable position at the head of the village, high above the beck, on a peaceful lane set back from the main street. Built in the 1970s in the vernacular style using stone reclaimed from a former chapel, the house has matured beautifully over the years, blending into the surrounding natural landscape. The established gardens envelop the property, providing a rich tapestry of mature planting and year-round interest, with the principal rooms enjoying delightful views across the grounds. Beautifully presented throughout, the spacious and well-appointed accommodation offers the versatility to create a self-contained annexe.Porch, kitchen with pantry area, utility room, dining room, sitting room, snug/study, garden room, shower roomPrincipal bedroom suite with shower room, 4 further bedrooms, house bathroomGardens, driveway parking, 2 garde

The sale of Mount Pleasant presents an excellent opportunity to purchase a handsome and newly refurbished Georgian farmhouse, along with an extremely well-appointed two-bedroom annexe, landscaped gardens, and 4 ½ acres of paddock land, in a lovely setting within this sought-after hilltop village. Constructed of limestone elevations, beneath a clay pantile roof, the house is believed to date from the mid-Eighteenth Century and is Listed Grade II due to its architectural and historical interest. The front of the house faces almost due West and from its elevated position affords breathtaking views across the Vale of Pickering. The property retains a great deal of character and benefits from a versatile layout which includes three principal reception rooms and a spectacular, 44ft open-plan dining/kitchen/family room with walk-in pantry. Also to the ground floor is a large boot room and a shower room which connects to a gym or potential fifth bedroom. To the first floor there four double be

In need of updating A semi detached bungalow occupying a pleasant position within this established residential cul de sac, offering an excellent opportunity for a buyer wishing to modernise and personalise a well proportioned home. The property benefits from gas fired central heating, space for 2 vehicles, plus additional space for a vehicle. The accommodation includes an entrance hall leading to a good sized sitting room/dining area with a wide front window providing generous natural light. The kitchen, located to the side, offers direct access onto the drive and provides scope for refurbishment. There are two bedrooms - one double and one single - along with a bathroom arranged off the inner hallway. Externally, the property enjoys a front lawned garden with planted border, and a driveway providing off street parking. To the rear is an enclosed lawned garden featuring mature borders, and fencing, offering a private and manageable outdoor space. Cedar Vale is ideally situated for acce

53 Keld Head Orchard comprise a semi-detached, brick-built property which stands in a pleasant, elevated position at the head of a cul-de-sac and benefits from fine views across Keld Head Orchard towards the town. In all the property provides 598 ft2 of accommodation, which comprises the following: entrance vestibule, living room leading through to the breakfast kitchen. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and the bathroom. The property is fully double glazed, and the central heating is via gas fired. Number 53 stands on the approach to the cul-de-sac and as such has a larger than average garden, with well-established grounds to the front, rear and side, including a good level of off-street parking on the private driveway. Keld Head Orchard is a well-established residential area on the northern edge of the town. Kirkbymoorside is a thriving market town with a wide range of amenities, including primary school, surgery, library and a variety of independent shops. Convenient also for the sur

Situated in the popular moors village of Gillamoor this terrace cottage offers good size accommodation, with many original features, and comprises, entrance, sitting room, dining room, kitchen to the ground floor. To the first floor, bedroom and family bathroom and stairs to the second floor landing lead to attic bedroom. There is a charming well established garden to the rear with patio area and extensive laid lawn together with brick outside stores and garden shed which overlook open fields.Gillamoor is a small village set in the North Yorkshire National Park and offers a well established country guest house and restaurant, local junior shool, church and community play area. The market town of Kirkbymoorside is approximately 3 miles away where a full range of shopping and leisure facilities are available.Accommodation Comprises - Sitting Room - 4.70m x 3.61m (15'5 x 11'10) - With fireplace having wooden surround with tiled inset and hearth ( open fire ), exposed timbers to ceiling, s

An all-encompassing lifestyle property, comprising a high-quality character property, a substantial range of detached buildings which have full planning permission for conversion into an annexe, a range of practical agricultural buildings with stables and landscaped grounds and grazing land of 2 acres, all located within an accessible rural village.Pond Farm is very much a classic Yorkshire Longhouse, dating back to the 17th Century. The farmhouse was restored and remodelled around 15 year ago to an exacting standard. Grade II listed, the character of the original house has been carefully retained, albeit now finished and reconfigured for a contemporary owner, with a flexible arrangement of rooms and high-quality fittings and finishes throughout. The scope of the work includes the conversion of an adjoining cow byre to create a fantastic farmhouse kitchen with dining and living areas, dominated by a fully glazed western gable end which affords a fantastic view across the garden, ground