Property description

Rare Opportunity to Acquire a Most Interesting Property of Considerable Historic Significance Standing in Lovely Wooded Grounds on the Edge of Guisborough

Attractive Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Splendid Lounge with Inglenook Fireplace, Large Separate Formal Dining Room, 'Heart of the House' Style Breakfast Kitchen, Utility Room, Study and Ground Floor Bedroom/Box Room

Five Bedrooms and Two Bathrooms

Oil Central Heating and a Multi Stove in the Living Room (a back boiler fire in the dining room can heat the water and radiators)

Extensive Wooded Grounds Affording Complete Privacy and Seclusion and Offering Scope, Subject to Planning Consent, for Extension

A Property of Style and Distinction for the Discerning Buyer

Also Available for Sale is the Adjoining 1-3 Station Cottages, the Purchaser of Station House will have First Option on the 3 Cottages at £225,000

Occupying an idyllic location on the edge of Guisborough 'Station House' is a splendid and most interesting property, being of considerable historic significance. Dating from 1860 and having originally been built as the Station Master's house of Pinchinthorpe Railway Station, the house stands in lovely extensive wooded grounds which afford almost complete privacy and seclusion. Pinchinthorpe is a lovely small hamlet lying on the south western outskirts of Guisborough, having the benefit of being within a rural setting yet literally within minutes drive of the historic Market Town of Guisborough with its range of shopping facilities, amenities and educational facilities, in particular the Galley Hill and St Paulinus R.C. Primary Schools, both establishments of excellent repute, within whose catchment this property falls. The Coast, the North Yorkshire Moors National Park and the industrial centres of Teesside are all within comfortable driving distance. 'Station House' has the particular benefit of being literally on the doorstep of the Guisborough Branch Walk Way, giving direct access into the lovely countryside which characterises the Pinchinthorpe and Hutton areas. Rail links to London Kings Cross are available from Darlington and air links to most parts of Europe are available from Durham Tees Valley Airport.

ALL IN ALL A MOST INTERESTING PROPERTY OF INTEREST TO THOSE SEEKING A HOME OF CHARACTER, HISTORICAL INTEREST AND ENJOYING COMPLETE PRIVACY.


Ground Floor


Hall
with original panelled entrance door, radiator, ceramic tiled floor, original panelled doors to the various rooms and staircase to the first floor with shelved cupboard under and attractive original balustrading and newel post.


Cloakroom
with original wainscot panelling and white suite comprising low flush W.C. and pedestal hand basin. Ceramic tiled floor.


Lounge
6.75m (22'2) x 4.26m (14'). an elegant well proportioned room, being of excellent proportions and ideal for the needs of day to day family life or for entertaining purposes. Multi fuel stove style fire set in a decorative brick Inglenook fireplace with wooden mantle above. Two radiators, coved ceiling with two decorative centre pieces and three windows which combine to make the room light and airy.


Lounge


Dining Room
4.09m (13'5) x 4.26m (14'). plus deep bay window. An elegant well proportioned dining room, ideal for formal dining. Attractive period style fireplace incorporating an open grate. Radiator. Coved ceiling with decorative centre piece.


Breakfast Kitchen
4.87m (16') x 3.35m (11'). a super farmhouse style country kitchen very much the 'heart of the house'. Range of wall and floor cupboards having marbled effect working surfaces incorporating a bowl and a half stainless steel sink with window above enjoying lovely open views across the garden to farmland beyond. Part tiling above the working surfaces. Oil fired boiler. Electric hob with extractor hood over and electric oven, space and plumbing for an automatic washing machine, radiator, attractive wainscot panelling, ceramic tiled floor and half glazed side courtesy door. A second window combines with the other window to make the kitchen light and airy.


Breakfast Kitchen


Breakfast Kitchen


Utility Room/Larder
with plumbing for an automatic washing machine and venting for a tumble dryer and range of useful cupboards and shelves. Ceramic tiled floor.


Study
1.95m (6'5) x 4.26m (14'). with two windows combining to make the room light and airy.


Ground Floor Bedroom/Box Room
1.98m (6'6) x 4.26m (14'). again with two windows.


First Floor


Landing
an attractive galleried landing with original balustrading and newel posts. Radiator. Panelled doors to the various rooms and two feature arches.


Bedroom 1
4.26m (14') x 4.26m (14'). a room of excellent proportions having a radiator, exposed beam and window enjoying glorious open views across farmland to the Eston Hills beyond.


Bedroom 2
3.35m (11') x 3.48m (11'5). with radiator, decorative ceiling centre piece, exposed beam, airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and window enjoying glorious open views across farmland to the Eston Hills beyond.


Bedroom 3
2.69m (8'10) x 4.26m (14'). with radiator and access to the loft space. Window overlooking the front garden.


Bedroom 4
2.74m (9') x 3.35m (11'). with radiator and window enjoying glorious open views across the garden to adjoining farmland beyond.


View from Bedroom 4


Bedroom 5
1.95m (6'5) x 3.1m (10'2). with radiator and two velux windows.


Bathroom 1
fully tiled with white suite comprising panel bath, a large walk-in shower enclosure, low flush W.C. and vanity unit having a marble top and incorporating a contemporary style hand basin with cupboard under. Heated towel rail and attractive slate flooring.


Bathroom 2
partly tiled with cream coloured suite comprising panel bath with Triton shower over, pedestal hand basin and low flush W.C..


Outside


Grounds
the property stands in a generous site which affords complete privacy and seclusion. A sweeping drive forms an attractive approach to the property and opens out into a parking area with ample room for a good number of cars - ideal for entertaining purposes. The front garden is laid to lawn and contains an interesting variety of established trees including sycamore, horse chestnut, oak, beech and cherry, forming a most lovely setting for the property and providing a haven for a wide variety of bird life and wild life. To the side of the house there is a useful enclosed service/play area which incorporates a BRICK AND TIMBER STORE and a LOG STORE. To the front of the house the original platform has been landscaped into a lawn which immediately adjoins the 'branch walk way' and therefore gives direct access into the beautiful countryside which characterises the Pinchinthorpe and Hutton Areas.


Grounds


Grounds


General View


General View


General View


Extras
all fitted carpets are to be included in the sale.


Local Authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council.


Council Tax Assessment
we are advised that the property is in Band E.


Sales Particulars
these sales particulars are based upon an inspection carried out on the 3rd of March 2015.


Directions
Pinchinthorpe is located just outside Guisborough midway between Guisborough and Newton-under-Roseberry. On entering Pinchinthorpe from Guisborough 'Station House' is readily found on the right hand side of the road.

Property Features :

• Rare Opportunity to Acquire a Most Interesting Property of Considerable Historic Significance Stand
• Attractive Entrance Hall, Cloakroom, Splendid Lounge with Inglenook Fireplace, Large Separate Forma
• Five Bedrooms and Two Bathrooms
• Oil Central Heating and a Multi Stove in the Living Room (a back boiler fire in the dining room can
• Extensive Wooded Grounds Affording Complete Privacy and Seclusion and Offering Scope, Subject to Pl