4 Bedroom Property for sale

Property description

An historic Grade II listed Yorkshire mill house now partly restored

Ground floor with original mill room, two reception rooms, modern kitchen with Aga, dairy, pantry and store

First floor needing further work with four bedrooms and bathroom

Unexplored second storey with potential for further accommodation

Two restored barns, pasture, mill stream, garden and woodland

About 9½ acres

Freehold for sale

Coulton Mill, Coulton, Hovingham, York YO62 4ND

Coulton Mill has existed for over 1000 years, and the present building dates probably from the 16th century, producing fine wheat flour until just after WWII. It has been of late the subject of a loving and painstaking programme of restoration by the present owner, and her endeavours were charted by Restoration Home (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrztPL_r6SI). The infrastructure is in place, and the ground floor is virtually complete, with limestone floors from the Tadcaster quarry and a Hovingham interiors kitchen with electric AIMS Aga. Underfloor heating is currently electrically fired but provision has been made for a connection to ground source heating.

•Grade II former water mill and partly restored cottage accommodation
•Pasture, woodland and garden with mill stream
•Currently four bedrooms with potential for more
•Two restored barns and almost 10 acres of grounds
•Close to Hovingham in some of North Yorkshire’s prettiest countryside

Outside
The house and original mill workings sit beside the mill stream, a real piece of history, and once owned by the monks of Byland Abbey. The approach is along a winding lane between Scackleton and Coulton village, and the gently sloping land to the north provides pasture and a wooded area beside the stream. The barns provide shelter for horses or stock as well as a first floor playroom or studio.

About 9½ acres in all

Environs
Coulton Mill lies in a quiet corner of Yorkshire close to Hovingham, Brandsby, Gilling and Terrington, with the market towns of Easingwold, Malton and Helmsley roughly equidistant. The property borders Hovingham Estate land and is in the area known as the Howardian Hills. There are local shops, including The Wall at Coulton itself, and York is about 16 miles to the south.

York 16 miles, Easingwold, Malton and Helmsley all under 10 miles (Distances approximate)

Services
Mains water and electricity, private drainage.

Local authority
Ryedale District 01653 600666

Directions
The property lies between Coulton and Scackleton at the bottom of the hill as denoted by the for sale board.

Property Features :

• OPEN VIEW: Saturday 1 August, 12 noon - 2pm