WHILE the delights of Brook House are obvious to even the most untrained eye, it has an added hidden bonus which is sure to appeal to those with a special vision – to try out their skills as a developer or put their own mark on their new home with an extension of its accommodation.
Tucked away on a substantial plot in the centre of Stokesley, Brook House was originally built in 1671.
One of its many features is its setting: overlooking the River Leven to the front and with views of the Cleveland Hills to the rear, yet just a short walk – down a tree-lined walkway– to the centre of town.
Its accommodation is equally impressive.
Briefly, it comprises a reception hall; living and dining rooms, both with bay windows overlooking the river; cloakroom with shower; spacious family room which opens up to the garden and entertaining patio and has an original window looking back towards the river, the utility room with cloakroom and the kitchen/breakfast room on the ground floor.
Upstairs on the first floor – accessed via a characterful staircase with arched alcoves – are the family bathroom and five bedrooms, including the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. Two large attic rooms on the second floor complete the accommodation.
Brook house is accessed via a substantial gated driveway that leads to both the house and an adjacent barn and provides ample parking. The private walled south-facing rear garden is laid mainly to lawn, but includes patio terracing, well-stocked borders and a small orchard area.
Brook House is being sold with planning permission for the conversion of its large existing adjacent barn and outbuildings to form a single and substantial dwelling. The good-sized, south-facing gardens attached to the barn are mainly laid to lawn with private and secure boundaries.
Brook House is on the market at £1.1m.
For more information or to arrange a viewing, please contact GSC Gray's Stokesley office on 01642 710742.
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