0 houses for sale in Kirkbymoorside, York from Cundalls Malton

A modern end of terrace of three, four bedroom dwelling house over three floors, with an band b epc rating; within easy walking distance of kirkbymoorside town centre. The property has comfortable accommodation together with an enclosed landscaped rear garden that can also be accessed by double d...

Tinley garth is a one way street linking to the main market place in kirkbymoorside and here lies this distinctive, detached property offering two storey accommodation and presenting an exciting development opportunity for someone looking to create a unique family home. Presently the living space...

Exciting renovation opportunity in the heart of kirkbymoorside detached 3-bedroom bungalow on plot nestled in a sought-after location on the edge of the north york moors national park, this 3-bedroom detached bungalow presents a rare and exciting opportunity for those with vision and ambition. Se...

The smithy is an individual property having a wealth of charm and character throughout with accommodation on two levels comprising: reception hallway, sitting room, dining room/snug, kitchen, cloakroom with w. C. On the ground floor with galleried landing, three bedrooms and shower room on the fi...

Situated in a area of the market town of kirkbymoorside this detached bungalow offers and versatile accommodation and within walking distance to the main town centre. The bungalow offers reception hallway, sitting/dining room, breakfast kitchen, two bedrooms and recently refitted shower room. Mat...

Situated within the conservation area of this ancient market town can be found this most surprisingly gas fired centrally heated cottage with three reception rooms, two double bedrooms with a sizeable modern bathroom with separate shower. The property offers character accommodation including feat...

A most and quirky three bedroomed, grade listed, former windmill, over four storeys with the benefit of sealed unit double glazing, gas fired central heating, two outbuildings, car standing area, garden and patio area. The windmill was originally built in 1839 for the rivis family of yoad wath m...

An ly presented three bedroom detached family home situated in a quiet cul de sac location and within a new development on the western edge of kirkbymoorside. The accommodation comprises; reception hallway, cloakroom with w,c, sitting room with bay window to the front elevation, and well appointe...

A cosy, two bedroom, mid-terraced stone cottage with beamed ceilings to the kitchen/dining area and sitting room; nestling within the towns conservation area and yet only a short walk from town centre amenities, making this in to a desirable homecommodation briefly comprises: open plan kitchen/di...

A detached double glazed, five bedroom family home offering flexible accommodation for modern day living, with great scope to re-configure and extend further, subject to the appropriate consents. The property has recently been upgraded with an air source heat pump, solar panels and battery storag...

A most unusual period, three storey double fronted, gas fired centrally heated, town house, situated within the town conservation area. Offering great flexibility; for instance the property currently has a ground floor sitting room with en-suite cloakroom which could be just as easily used as a g...

61 middlecave road is a distinctive semi-detached house, dating from the 1930s, and constructed of red brick outer walls beneath a clay pantile roof, featuring double storey bay windows to both the front and rear. The house would benefit from a programme of modernisation and updating, but offers ...

An , brick-built four-bedroom semi-detached house forming part of a select new development within the sought-after village of slingsby. Only 3 remaining! Mowbray green is a boutique residential development of just 13 houses, in the and picturesque village of slingsby, an area of natural outstandi...

An , stone-built four-bedroom semi-detached house forming part of a select new development within the sought-after village of slingsby. Semi-detached, stone-built house under a clay pantile roof. High specification and well-appointed throughout. , a-rated epc projected, with air-source heat pump,...

Meadow cottage dates from around 1912 and consists of a ly positioned country cottage, enjoying , long range views across open countryside. The property has been seamlessly extended during the current owners tenure, to create a home with numerous appealing features. The accommodation comprises en...

Rose cottage forms a distinctive part of the street scene at the western edge of ampleforth and offers a new owner considerable potential. Set well back from the village street, this detached cottage, probably a former barn, is constructed of solid stone walls, beneath a clay pantile roof. It has...

South view is an row of six stone-built cottages, positioned at the eastern end of ampleforth village and number 3 offers well-appointed two-bedroom accommodation together with a surprisingly large rear garden. The cottage enjoys some views towards the open countryside to the south of the village...

Enjoying a superb position on the edge of the village, with views across open countryside this detached bungalow offers versatile accommodation of more than 1,700sq. Ft within a and private plot. Constructed of brick beneath a tiled roof, the original portion of the property dates from the mid-19...

This double fronted, three-storey town house is understood to date from the mid-nineteenth century, and is constructed of brick and stone, beneath a clay pantile roof. The property offers considerable potential to further improve, in particular by modernising the two large attic rooms into additi...

Ludley house is a , seventeenth century village house constructed of solid stone walls beneath a pantile roof. The property has been in the ownership of the same family for several generations and was comprehensively renovated by the current owners parents in 1995, to include items such as damp p...

This one-off detached family home fronts onto one of nortons most sought-after roads and is believed to date from around 1912. Within recent years it has been modernised and extended, providing accommodation of almost 2,500sq. Ft. The property still retains a number of original features, but has ...

Broad view is a , four-bedroom family home with large, west-facing back garden, off-street parking and useful stone and pantile outbuilding. The property started life as a modest two-bedroom cottage, which has been extended and completely modernised over the last 22 years, creating an appealing h...

A rare opportunity to acquire a pair of semi-detached cottages located in the centre of a sought-after village. The cottage and the nook back onto the grounds of sheriff hutton and enjoy uninterrupted views of the castle ruins. Both cottages are in need of modernisation and improvement, but offer...

Dating from the early part of the twentieth century, this detached house offers a surprising amount of space and retains a great deal of its original character. The property occupies an elevated position towards the eastern end of wentworth street and as such, enjoys easy access to all of maltons...

The beeches is a traditional detached bungalow built in the mid-1980s by a reputable local builder. The property is now in need of modernisation and updating, but offers accommodation of approximately 1,045sq. Ft, and has potentiale is oil-fired central heating throughout, and the accommodation b...