The property, in the village of Hunton near Bedale, has a unusual feature hidden beneath its traditional exterior – a basement entertainment suite complete with a bar, DJ booth and cinema screen.
The building dates back in part to the late 16th century, with later Georgian additions extending the property over the centuries. The seven-bedroom house sits within more than nine acres and includes gardens, equestrian facilities, agricultural buildings and a converted two-bedroom annexe known as Curlew Cottage.
The property has undergone extensive renovation during the current owners’ tenure, with internal remodelling designed to improve the flow of the house for modern living. Traditional features including stone mullion windows and exposed beams have been retained, while new spaces have been introduced through extensions and alterations.
The lower-ground-floor entertainment area was created beneath a newer wing of the house.
Elsewhere, the farmhouse includes a large drawing room, a “morning room” for informal gatherings and upgraded insulation throughout.
Manor House Farm is on the market with Croft Residential for £2m. croftresidential.co.uk
1. Period twist
Manor House Farm is a distinctive Grade II-listed country home, which blends period character with modern living. Photo: Croft Residential
2. Country cooking
The open-plan dining kitchen features a central island and an Aga. Photo: Croft Residential
3. Artisan detail
The kitchen features handcrafted shaker-style cabinetry by Anthony Nixon of Barnard Castle, and a central island. Photo: Croft Residential
4. Practical touches
An inner hall and boot room connects to a Jack and Jill cloakroom with a full-sized dog shower and fitted storage. Photo: Croft Residential