155 properties for sale in Newton-on-Rawcliffe Pickering

Bridgefoot House is an immaculate period detached family home set alongside Thornton Beck. Built by Lady Lumley in 1657 for the local schoolmasters, this substantial eight bedroom family home provides well established family living, arranged over two floors and extends to about 4,715 square feet incorporating a comfortable blend of traditional character with the highest quality of modern fitting and finishes. Set within the quaint and popular village of Thornton le dale. The property benefits from an excellent integrated annexe, detached double garage and off street parking for multiple vehicles. EPC RATING CThis beautiful home has been extensively renovated by the current owners to create a contemporary living space, which embraces many of the traditional features. A home that extends to 4715 sq ft, it is generously proportioned and creates a breathtaking property.Amongst the many improvements that have been undertaken, the following are notable: Extending the kitchen/breakfast room w

21 The Rise is a three-bedroom home set in the ever-popular village of Thornton-le-Dale, combining period character features with versatile living spaces and a private garden. The property opens into a bright hallway with a stained glass half-glazed entrance door, oak internal doors, and timber flooring that sets the tone for the home. The spacious living room is a warm and inviting space, complete with a log burner, feature brick chimney breast, and a bay window flooding the room with natural light. The ground floor also offers a front-facing third bedroom and a fully tiled bathroom with bath and shower over, glazed screen, heated towel rail, and modern vanity unit. To the rear, a conservatory extension, currently utilised as a laundry room, links to the kitchen. The kitchen itself is well appointed with a range of wall and base units, a range cooker, and French doors opening directly to the rear garden. Upstairs, the first floor provides two generous double bedrooms and a shower room

21 The Rise is a three-bedroom home set in the ever-popular village of Thornton-le-Dale, combining period character features with versatile living spaces and a private garden. The property opens into a bright hallway with a stained glass half-glazed entrance door, oak internal doors, and timber flooring that sets the tone for the home. The spacious living room is a warm and inviting space, complete with a log burner, feature brick chimney breast, and a bay window flooding the room with natural light. The ground floor also offers a front-facing third bedroom and a fully tiled bathroom with bath and shower over, glazed screen, heated towel rail, and modern vanity unit. To the rear, a conservatory extension, currently utilised as a laundry room, links to the kitchen. The kitchen itself is well appointed with a range of wall and base units, a range cooker, and French doors opening directly to the rear garden. Upstairs, the first floor provides two generous double bedrooms and a shower room

58 Farmanby Close is a three bedroom detached bungalow occupying a pleasant position within this popular residential area of Thornton le Dale.The accommodation enjoys the benefit of gas fired central heating and double glazing and has mature gardens and detached garage.The bungalow is within walking distance of the good range of local amenities which are available in the village along with the many varied recreational facilities; the market town of Pickering lies approximately two miles West where a wider range of amenities can be found.Entrance Porch - Leading to:Reception Hallway - With central heating radiator, built in cupboard, access to roof space via loft ladder.Spacious Sitting Room - With feature fireplace housing electric fire, central heating radiator, double glazed windows to the front and side elevations. Coving to ceiling.Kitchen - With wall and floor units comprising single drainer sink unit set within roll edge worksurfaces, drawers, built in oven with four ring hob; ti

Thornton le Dale is a sought after village within the North York Moors National Park situated at the foot of Dalby Forest where some of the most picturesque countryside and woodland walks can be appreciated. The village is well served with local amenities including baker, chemist, doctors surgery, grocery store, public houses and a bistro. Pickering lies some two miles to the west and offers all the usual facilities of a busy market town and from Malton, 7 miles to the south, there are good road and rail links the City of York.Prospect Close is a 'No Through Road' lined with a small number of cottages and bungalows. No.10 stands boldly at the end of the close holding an elevated position over the rest of the properties. Believed to have been built in the 1960's this chalet bungalow has its own private drive parking that extends to a sizeable garage. Adjoining this is a good sized garden and an additional outbuilding that requires some restoration. Inside although cosmetically dated the

A one bedroom terraced cottage located in the heart of the highly sought after village of Thornton le Dale, on the main street with easy access to Pickering, Malton, Scarborough and the A64. To the outside is a small rear garden. In need of a programme of modernisation and upgrading. No onward chain.Accommodation - On The Ground Floor - Entrance - Via uPVC entrance door to:Reception Room - 3.38m x 3.30m (11'1 x 10'10) - Front aspect uPVC double glazed window with window seat, open fireplace with electric fire, electric heater, shelving and timber beam ceiling. Door to first floor.Kitchen - 3.15m x 2.26m (10'4 x 7'5) - With uPVC double glazed window and door to the rear, range of base mounted units, sink and drainer with chrome taps over, space for cooker with cooker hood over, plumbing for washing machine, shelving and feature range cast iron bread oven.To The First Floor - Landing - With loft hatch.Bedroom - 3.40m x 3.30m (11'2 x 10'10) - Front aspect uPVC double glazed window, featur

Built in the style of a traditional stone and pantile cottage, Number 2 now forms part of an extremely well-established block of 5 properties only a short stroll from the delightful village centre of Thornton le Dale.The versatile accommodation features three reception rooms, a well-appointed kitchen and bathroom and has. three bedrooms. Retaining character with traditional sash windows, the home benefits from gas central heating and is offered to the market with no onward chain. Externally, the property is complemented by established, low-maintenance gardens and the valuable addition of a single garage. Perfectly positioned for local amenities, this home combines a sympathetic style and appearance with a most convenient position only a short distance from local amenities.General Information - Thornton-le-Dale is a picturesque and highly sought-after village nestled in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. Renowned for its charming thatched cottages, scenic beck, and idyllic

This substantial Grade II Listed period property situated within the sought after village of Thornton Dale offers generously proportioned accommodation over three floors and would make an ideal family home or alternatively would lend itself to a Bed and Breakfast accommodation. Ground floor - Front entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/breakfast area, snug, dining room, boiler room and cloakroom. First floor - Four bedrooms and bathroom Second floor - Two bedrooms and bathroom. Gas fired central heating. Externally - Lawned garden, flower borders and paved patio area. Thornton le Dale is one of the prized villages in the whole of the North York Moors National Park. It is highly picturesque with one of the most photographed thatched cottages, a babbling beck, a triangular green and an old market cross. It also has many things to see and do, such as nature trails, concerts, festivals, museums, antique shops and zipline park. It is also close to Dalby Forest, which provides fantastic oppor

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

Introducing this beautifully presented cottage, perfectly blending period character with modern comfort in a peaceful village setting. Featuring attractive stone elevations, a traditional red-tiled roof, and a stunning conservatory, this charming property offers spacious and versatile accommodation ideal for family living or a countryside retreat.The property boasts a generous living room, filled with natural light and rich in character with exposed timber beams, elegant fireplace, and picturesque garden views. To the rear, the bright conservatory creates a tranquil year-round space with direct access to the landscaped gardens.The modern kitchen is well-equipped with stylish wooden cabinetry, integrated double ovens, tiled flooring, and ample dining space, complemented by a practical utility area. Two contemporary bathrooms are finished to a high standard, featuring walk-in showers, designer tiling, heated towel rails, and skylights.Two well-proportioned bedrooms benefit from built-in

Church Lane stands parallel to the Main A170 that runs through the village heading East out of the village. Greyhound Cottage is at the top end of the gently sloping street that is lined with a mixture of properties both young and old. It is believed to have been built in the late 1990's and along with its associated semi-detached property (Clog Cottage) fronts the street with their respective gardens and parking to the rear. Greyhound Cottage also has a splendid timber framed workshop/garage space that could just as easily be used as a work from home office space. The house itself has an entrance hall that branches into either the dining room or the fitted kitchen and also gains access to the ground floor wc. Although the current owners have changed the general use of the reception rooms around there is a linking room between the kitchen and the dining room that they use as a sitting room. Upstairs there are three bedrooms served by a family bathroom that has both a shower cubicle and

Situated in a highly sought-after village close to Pickering and Dalby Forest, this well appointed three-storey cottage perfectly balances modern luxury with traditional charm. Sympathetically extended in recent years, the versatile layout spans three floors currently a holiday let, though equally ideal for permanent owner occupation.The ground floor features a bright and spacious open-plan dining kitchen, complete with French doors creating natural light leading out to the garden. The flexible upper floors accommodate three well-proportioned bedrooms and two modern shower rooms. Representing a excellent investment or a beautiful permanent residence, this unique property offers rural tranquility alongside convenient access to local amenities and the North York Moors.General Information - Thornton-le-dale is an exceptionally pretty and well-served village only approx 2 miles to the east of the market town of Pickering. Situated just within the southern boundary of the North York Moors N

A compact purpose designed bungalow forming part of a small development located on the edge of this popular National Park village adjoining open countryside.The bungalow provides comfortable two bedroom accommodation, whilst primarily designed for retirement occupation the property would make a perfect 'lock up and leave' part time/weekend cottage. The specification includes electric heating, double glazing, fitted kitchen, attractive sitting room and generously sized bathroom. It is approached via Hurrell Lane which leads out into the surrounding countryside providing a pleasant facility for country walks. Thornton le Dale has excellent local facilities including shops for daily needs, pharmacy and choice of doctors' surgeries. There is also a regular bus service along the A170 and also Leeds to Whitby.Accommodation Comprises - Entrance Door - Leads to:Sitting Room - With electric fire, electric wall mounted heater, coving to ceiling, open plan into KitchenKitchen Area - Comprising si

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

Bridgefoot House is an immaculate period detached family home set alongside Thornton Beck. Built by Lady Lumley in 1657 for the local schoolmasters, this substantial eight bedroom family home provides well established family living, arranged over two floors and extends to about 4,715 square feet incorporating a comfortable blend of traditional character with the highest quality of modern fitting and finishes. Set within the quaint and popular village of Thornton le dale. The property benefits from an excellent integrated annexe, detached double garage and off street parking for multiple vehicles. EPC RATING C This beautiful home has been extensively renovated by the current owners to create a contemporary living space, which embraces many of the traditional features. A home that extends to 4715 sq ft, it is generously proportioned and creates a breathtaking property.Amongst the many improvements that have been undertaken, the following are notable: Extending the kitchen/breakfast room

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

A one bedroom terraced cottage located in the heart of the highly sought after village of Thornton le Dale, on the main street next to the vintage car showroom with easy access to Pickering, Scarborough and the A64. To the outside is a small rear courtyard. In need of modernisation and upgrading. No onward chain.Accommodation - On The Ground Floor - Entrance - Via a uPVC entrance door to:Reception Room - 3.33m x 3.23m (10'11 x 10'7) - Front aspect uPVC double glazed window, electric fire on stone hearth with stone surround, timber beam ceiling, door to stairs and first floor.Kitchen - 3.30m x 2.26m (10'10 x 7'5) - Rear aspect uPVC double glazed window and uPVC door to the rear courtyard, range of fitted base and wall mounted units with work surfaces over, inset single stainless sink unit with single drainer and mixer taps, electric cooker point, plumbing for washing machine, space for fridge.To The First Floor - Landing - Doors to:Bedroom - 3.38m x 3.18m (11'1 x 10'5) - Front aspect uP

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 handsome modern stone property, located just off Roxby Road, only a short and level walk from the centre of Thornton le Dale. Newbald House was built around 60 years ago and has had just two owners in that time. The property was built to the specification and design of the original owner with especially well-proportioned rooms, a versatile layout with bedrooms to both floors and an easy flow of accommodation. In all the house provides over 2,700 square feet of accommodation. The house is fully double glazed and has a modern gas fired central heating system and solar PV panels for electric and hot water, scoring a high ‘C’ in the EPC. In brief, large central entrance hall, triple aspect sitting room, front facing dining room and a generous breakfast kitchen with pantry and utility room. There is a large double bedroom to the ground floor and bathroom with separate shower. Upstairs are three further generous double bedrooms, each with plenty of fitted storage and a further bathroom. Th

15 Aunums Close has been newly renovated so as to create a somewhat larger than average bungalow extending to over 1300 sqft. The extensive accommodation allows for an abundance of natural light from it's lovely south facing position, living and dining space is particularly impressive, there are three bedrooms including en-suite shower room together with a separate bathroom and cloaks/WC. The generous rear extension, complete with bi-fold doors, seamlessly connects the indoor space to the south-facing rear gardens. Double glazed, gas central heating from a new boiler, highly sought after residential area, offered for sale with no onward chain.General Information - Thornton-le-Dale is a picturesque and highly sought-after village nestled in the heart of the North York Moors National Park. Renowned for its charming thatched cottages, scenic beck, and idyllic countryside surroundings, this quintessential English village offers a perfect blend of rural tranquillity and modern convenience.

Welcome to this beautifully positioned four bedroom home, set in a desirable village location and overlooking uninterrupted open countryside. With far-reaching rural views, three generous double bedrooms, and flexible ground-floor living space, this property combines practicality with charm, making it an excellent choice for families, downsizers, or anyone seeking a peaceful home in North Yorkshire. Inside, the dual-aspect living and dining room forms the heart of the home, a bright and inviting space enhanced by a feature coal-effect gas fire. The adjoining conservatory takes full advantage of the stunning outlook, providing a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the ever-changing countryside views all year round. The well-planned kitchen links conveniently to a separate utility room, offering useful extra storage and workspace. A ground-floor shower room adds further flexibility and convenience to the layout. Upstairs, three of the four bedrooms each benefit from built-in wardrobes, ensur

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

21 The Rise is a three-bedroom home set in the ever-popular village of Thornton-le-Dale, combining period character features with versatile living spaces and a private garden.The property opens into a bright hallway with a stained glass half-glazed entrance door, oak internal doors, and timber flooring that sets the tone for the home. The spacious living room is a warm and inviting space, complete with an electric fire, feature brick chimney breast, and a bay window flooding the room with natural light.The ground floor also offers a front-facing third bedroom and a fully tiled bathroom with bath and shower over, glazed screen, heated towel rail, and modern vanity unit. To the rear, a conservatory extension, currently utilised as a laundry room, links to the kitchen. The kitchen itself is well appointed with a range of wall and base units, a range cooker, and French doors opening directly to the rear garden.Upstairs, the first floor provides two generous double bedrooms and a shower roo

Nestled within a peaceful and tucked-away position in the heart of the highly sought-after village of Thornton-le-Dale, Daisy Cottage is a beautifully presented detached stone cottage that seamlessly blends period charm with modern convenience. Believed to date from the mid-19th century and comprehensively renovated in recent years, this exceptional home offers over 1,300 sq ft of versatile accommodation, making it ideal for families, couples, holiday home buyers, or those seeking a character property within the North York Moors National Park.The attractive double-fronted stone façade and charming cottage garden create an immediate sense of kerb appeal, while inside, the quality of finish and thoughtful design are evident throughout.The welcoming entrance hall leads to a stylish kitchen and dining room, fitted with shaker-style cabinetry, a pantry and ample space for everyday family living and entertaining. The elegant sitting room enjoys an abundance of natural light and is centred ar