Look inside this North Yorkshire estate on the market for £4.5 million

AN “impressive” grade II listed North Yorkshire mansion with eight bedrooms is on the market for £4.5 million – let’s take a look inside

The stunning property, which dates from the mid to late 18 and 19 century, is one of the most expensive houses in the North Yorkshire area and is located in Crosby, Northallerton.

Set in an elevated position, the house has far-reaching views and is centred in gardens and grounds including extensive parkland and woodland.

According to the listing, the mansion has a number of “impressive period features, such as fine principle reception rooms, elegant fireplaces, polished wooden floors, panelled door and ornate carved cornices.”

“Breath-taking” views can be found from the majority of the rooms owing to its position in a beautiful rural location.

The staircase hall is reportedly double height and contains a stained glass roof light, something I’m sure you didn’t know you needed until now.

Everything about the house seems soaked in luxury and excess having two kitchens, a maids kitchen a wine cellar and vaulted ceilinged storage rooms.

In addition to the main house there is a “recently completed” annexe which has its own separate access and comprises of a large entrance hall, with WC and utility room.

The annexe, a house within itself, also has an open plan kitchen and living and dining room, with a log burner and upstairs the annexe contains a bedroom with en-suite and separate study that can become a bedroom.

But it doesn’t stop there, also separate to the house and part of the property is a lodge, which consists of a single-story cottage with a living room, kitchen, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The lodge also has its own garden and garage to top it off.

Separate to the main house are three coach houses, one with a first floor bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, one with a kitchen and living room, dining room, two first floor bedrooms with a family bathroom, and one with a kitchen and living room, dining room, one first floor bedroom with en-suite bathroom.

Honeysuckle Cottage finishes the estate off with a ground floor kitchen, living room, two bedrooms.

The Garden to the property has a swimming pool, tennis court and a Japanese garden with an ornamental pond.

Take a look inside the estate below:

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