1.86m x 1.19m

3.58m x 1.87m

4.98m x 3.55m

Central island with built-in induction hob, integrated Miele microwave and oven, Neff hob, solid fuel fired Rayburn, fitted base units and cabinets, oven, integrated Miele dishwasher.

2.33m x 2.62m

Sink, fitted units and Worcester boiler.

2.35m x1.08m

Shower, w.c and handwash basin .

3.12m x 5.55m

Wood burning stove fueling back boiler, door out to garden

6.23m x 3.78m

Floor to ceiling windows, capitalizing on the picturesque rural views towards Ingleborough and the Yorkshire Dales Fells, doors to both front and rear of the property.

2.98m x 3.28m

with vaulted ceiling.

7.35m x 4.0m

Wood burner, understairs cupboard with cylinder boiler. Floor to ceiling windows overlooking the front of the property and surrounding countryside. Door leading out to garden, and secondary staircase.

5.39m x 3.99m

Master bedroom, ensuite. Two windows overlooking front of the property.

1.94m x 2.61m

Shower, W/C bath, handwash basin, velux window

1.87m x 3.35m

Access to loft – boarded full length and insulated.

1.96m 1.87m

W/C, shower, handwash basin, velux window.

5.57m x 3.43m

Large double bedroom.

4.43m x 2.31m

Double Bedroom

2.37m x 2.08m

2.38m x 2.11m

W/C Shower, handwash basin, bath

2.11m x 4.42m

Double bedroom. a

The useful range of farm buildings are neatly located to the west of the farmhouse and in a sheltered position, with alternative vehicular access provided directly off Haverflatts Lane. The yard comprises four useful modern buildings as follows:

Four bay modern agricultural building of steel portal construction under double pitched corrugated sheet roof. The building is clad with Yorkshire Boarding and sits above a hardcore floor. In recent years it has been primarily used as a lambing shed.

Three bay block-built building under slate roof, clad partially in traditional stone. The building sits above a concrete floor. Two bays are currently used for storage purposes, with the third laid out as a workshop with in-built vehicle inspection pit.

Three bay, steel portal framed building under double-pitched, fibrous cement sheet roof. Two bays benefit from double-doors/ metal gates along its southerly elevation with the third accessed through a stable door. There is an additional one bay lean-to off the building’s westernmost wall which sits under a mono-pitch roof. Historically the building has been used as sheep housing

Four bay, steel framed building under mono pitch roof, clad with Yorkshire Boarding and sitting over a hardcore floor with concrete apron surround. In recent years this building has been used as a lambing shed and is split internally into four individual pens, the westernmost elevation is open and provides a feed area/ passage. The farm buildings benefit from a W/C located to the north of Building 2. Adjacent to the yard area and within field numbered 1 lies some useful sheep handling pens, sitting on a concrete base. The steading and buildings offer a useful range of modern buildings which could be used for agricultural, equestrian or other uses subject to receiving relevant planning approval