The farm, which is on the market for £2.4m, is spread across approximately 185 acres and offers rural panoramic views near Loftus, Saltburn-by-the-Sea.
It comprises a four-bedroom period farmhouse, five-bedroom dormer bungalow with an agricultural occupancy condition, and a range of traditional buildings, with modern agricultural buildings and silage clamps.
Dating back to the 1800s, the main farmhouse has four double bedrooms. The five-bedroom bungalow was built in 2012 and lies northwest of the main farmhouse.
The buildings include a traditional fold yard and various modern steel framed buildings with cubicles, loose housing and storage.
Will Douglas, director at Savills York, said: “Highfields Farm benefits from superb infrastructure… and is well worth viewing”.
For more details, call 01904 617 800.
1. Moorside Haven
Highfields Farm sits next to the western edge of the North York Moors National Park. Photo: Savills
2. Green sanctuary
Outside the farmhouse is an extensive and well maintained garden with mature trees and shrubs, surrounding the farmhouse to north, west and south. Photo: Savills
3. Trackside hideaway
The bungalow lies northwest of the main farmhouse along an access track linking to the farmstead, with a private parking area to the front. Photo: Savills
4. Contemporary comfort
A sleek, light-filled farmhouse kitchen features modern clean lines and space for cooking, gathering and everyday family life. Photo: Savills