A restored Georgian farmhouse in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales National Park has been brought to market with a guide price of £895,000.
Low Seal House, in Arkengarthdale, is a five-bedroom property with a separate one-bedroom annexe and panoramic views across the dale.
The property has been extensively renovated and combines original period features with modern upgrades including underfloor heating throughout, a bespoke oak and glass staircase and open-plan kitchen, breakfast and living areas.
The main living room features a wood-burning stove and south-facing views, while the formal dining room includes a marble fireplace overlooking the surrounding countryside.
Outside, the property includes terraced lawns, a paved patio area and traditional stone outbuildings which could offer further potential, subject to the relevant planning consents.
The self-contained annexe provides open-plan first-floor living accommodation with a ground-floor bedroom and shower room. It also benefits from its own garden and terrace and could be used as a studio, workspace or guest accommodation.
Graham Wood, property agent at GSC Grays, said: “Low Seal House is a substantial five-bedroom home set in wonderful scenery that has been immaculately restored and beautifully presented throughout and combines period charm with modern, energy-efficient systems.”
Low Seal House is being marketed through the Richmond office of GSC Grays.
