A property that boasts a stone-built lodge, an all-weather tennis court and equestrian facilities has come up for sale for £1.2m.

Oak House, which has been described as an 'imposing' stone-built country property that includes a detached stone-built lodge in the heart of the North York Moors National Park.

The main house, which requires modernisation, is situated in Chop Gate between Helmsley and Stokesley, provides spacious accommodation over two storeys which could be comfortably reconfigured to accommodate four or five bedrooms and is surrounded by lawned gardens with a newly established all-weather tennis court.

Adjacent to Oak House is a substantial detached stone building, formerly a blacksmith’s workshop, which has scope for a variety of alternate uses. The

stone-built two-bedroom Acorn Lodge has recently been renovated and boasts outstanding views.

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John Coleman, Head of Country House sales at GSC Grays, who is handling the sales, said: “Oak House offers a  golden opportunity to acquire a country residence with a substantial principal house requiring refurbishment and an immaculately presented standalone stone-built lodge in a wonderful location.”

The equestrian facilities comprise a stable block, six loose boxes and a separate feed and tack room.

The stabling facilities were historically utilised by a local racehorse trainer and have been built to a high specification.

Oak House is set in around 12.55 acres made up of mowable pastures and mixed grazing divided into good-sized enclosures with natural water sources for livestock and horses.