Built in stone beneath a slated roof, the property occupies elevated ground with south-easterly views across open countryside.
The house has been carefully refurbished in collaboration with interior designer Stephen Nealls and Woods of Harrogate Furnishings, combining nineteenth-century architectural features with contemporary interiors. The accommodation includes two reception rooms, a study, a kitchen and dining area, scullery, laundry, and principal and guest bedroom suites, alongside a recently constructed annexe with gym, sauna, and utility space.
Set within approximately one acre of landscaped gardens, the property also offers a detached garage, summer house, orchard, kitchen garden, and meadow, providing a private setting within walking distance of the village inn and local amenities.
The Old Vicarage is on the market for £2.75m with blenkinandco.com
17. Flexible space
With its own independent heating system, the annexe is versatile and could be adapted for use as ancillary family or guest accommodation. Photo: Matt Hillier
18. Freshly grown
A contemporary kitchen garden, designed with raised Corten steel beds, is planted with asparagus, raspberries, and cut flowers. Photo: Matt Hillier
19. Carefully maintained
The gardens are beautifully landscaped, with sweeping York stone terraces framed by a mellow wall lined with pleached hornbeams. Photo: Matt Hillier
20. Nature-filled
Stone steps lead to a main lawn, orchard, and wildflower meadow rising to a summer house, with woodland beyond including lime, horse chestnut, and ash. Photo: Matt Hillier