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High Gill House Low Row, Richmond High Gill House Low Row, Richmond, North Yorkshire, DL11 6NE A Stunning Grade II Country Residence with Attached Annex and 7.93 Acres of Land • Imposing Georgian House • Attached Annex and Detached Coach House • Viewing By Appointment • Flexible Six Bedroom Accommodation • Garaging, Gardens and Grass Paddocks • Offers In Excess of £750,000 INTRODUCTION the garage was changed to a small post office centres at Darlington and Richmond. benefits from oil -fired central h eating. High Gill House is an historic property with a until the post office was moved over the road Schools – Primary Schools: Reeth. wealth of histor y dating back to the early in 2002. Comprehensive Schools: Richmond School, It is complemented by an attached annex which 1800s. The property was built as a P ublic The Wensleydale School. Private Schools: usefu lly has a separate accommodation with House, known as The Miners Arms as per the The adjoining barn to the house features cut Sedbergh, Barnard Castle, Polam Hall School. potential to use a holiday let or for additional Ordnance Survey map published in 1857. stone channels and post stands and was Racing – Catterick and Sedgfield. guest accommodation. originally a stable for horses. In the 1960s this Golf –Akebar, Richmond, Catterick. The property enjoys stunning views over the In the late 1860s or early 1870s, the property was converted into a cow milking byre . Leisure Centres – Catterick and Richmond. surrounding countryside with delightful became known as The Temperance Hotel terraced gardens and patio area. SITUATION Theatres – Georgian Theatre (Richmond) and owned by William Lowe. His name can still be Civic Theatre (Darlington).] seen on the stone work above the front door. Reeth 4 miles. Richmond 15 miles. Leyburn 10 ACCOMMODATION Eating Out – There are excellent local Mr J C Woodward then ran a successful post miles. (all distances are approximate). pubs/restaurants within the village of Reeth as HIGH GILL HOUHOUSESESESE office, grocery and drapery business from the High Gill House is situated in the popular and well as the surrounding area. property. In the 1890s the post office was Lower Ground Floor picturesque village of Low Row just outside the Walking – The property lies in a very attractive taken over by the Mr William Gill until his death attractive village of Reeth. It is very well placed rural area which is conveniently situated in the Lower Ground Floor Hall in 1950 when it was taken over by his daughter. in relation to the thriving market towns of centre of the Yorkshire Dales. Cloaks Area. Stairs to Ground Floor. Storage It continued to operate until 1983 when the Richmond, Hawes and Leyburn in this very Heater. Post Office moved into the annex next door. picturesque part of the Yorkshire Dales DESCRIPDESCRIPTIONTION Until it was sold in 1989 the property was National Park. High Gill House compromises an imposing Separate WC known as T he Old Post Office or Post Office Grade II listed Georgian House , together with WC. Washbasin. Stone Flagged Floor. Farm before being renamed High Gill House. AMENITIES annex, coach house, garaging, gardens and The name reflects the property’s height, the Communications - A1 Scotch Corner grounds together with grass paddocks in all Breakfast Room Original Stone-surround Fireplace. Cast-Iron fact it was near a gill an d had been occupied by Interchange 30 minutes. Railway Station at extending to 8 acres approx. Darlington 30 miles. International Airport at Stove. Storage Heater. the Gill family for nearly 100 years. It is well-placed in the heart of Swaledale with Durham Tees Valley (45 mins approx.). Kitchen The small annex to the property was built on Shopping - Reeth has a wea lth of local shops stunning views over the surrounding the side early in the house’s history. This countryside. High Gill House compromises a Fitted Range of Modern Units with Wood-grain including a b aker, grocery store, outdoor shop Work Surfaces. Stainless Steel Sink Unit. Tiled became derelict in the 20 th century and was and post office. Hawes and Leyburn provide spacious six bedroom family home. The converted into a garage in the 1930s. In 1983 property retains many origi nal features. It Surrounds. Breakfast Bar. Stone-surround good market town shopping, with larger Fireplace with AGA Oil-fired Stove. Storage www.robinjessop.co.uk Heater. Door to Garden. First Floor Bedroom 6 Gravelled pathways lead down to beautifully Double Room. Feature Timbers. 2 Entrances to laid out south facing gardens to the rear with Utility Room First Floor Landing Eaves. Storage Heater. flagged terraces, lower formal lawns with well- Former Coal Room with Original Coal Chute. Full Height Picture Window. Storage Heater. stocked borders and vegetable garden. There is Fitted Units with Work Surfaces. Deep Sink. Stairs to Second Floor. THE ANNEX also a separate courtyard to the side with raised Central Heating Boiler. Master Bedroom Ground Floor terracing and well-stocked borders. Storage Cellar Double Room. Range of Fitted Wardrobes and The Land Arched Cellar Store. Vinyl Floor with Original Drawer Units. Window Seat. Pine Door. Entrance Hall Panelled Entrance Door. High Gill House is complemented by a grass Stone Flags Beneath. Radiator. paddock extending to 7.93 acres approx . The Cellar Ensuite Bathroom/WC Kitchen paddock extends down to the River Swale. Original Stone-flagged Floor. Cold Shelves. Panelled Bath. Pedestal Washbasin. WC. Fitted Range of Units with Work Surfaces. Stainless Steel Sink Unit. Tiled Surrounds. The Coach House Arched Cellar Store. Shower. Partly Tiled. Airing Cupboard. Electric A detached, two-storey Grade II listed coach Underfloor Heating. Fitted Window Sill Storage Heater. Ground Floor house comprising of a cart house/workshop Cupboard. Heated Towel Rail. Radiator. Living Room with arched double doors, a byre/store with Hall Bedroom 2 Stripped Wood Flooring. Staircase to Lower original stal ls and stable door and the granary Panelled Entrance Door. Stone Flagged Floor. Double Room. Fitted Wardrobe and Dresser Ground Floor. Storage Heater. with steps to a first floor open games room. Glazed Door with Side Screens. Storage Units. Window Seat. Radiator. Bedroom 1 Heater. Garage Block EnsuitEnsuitee Shower Room/WC To Front of Property. Single Room. Loft A detached, two storey block comprising of an Inner Hall Access. upper floor with double garage/workshop with Shower. Pedestal Washbasin. WC. Partly Tiled. Central Feature Arch and Staircase. Original electric roller door and a lower floor with hand Room Bells. Bedroom 3 Bathroom/WC Tiled. Panelled Bath with Shower. Washbasin. roller door and personal door to the rear. Double Room. Fitted Wardrobe. Radiator. Living Room WC. GENERAL REMARKS AND STIPULATIONS Storage Heater. Stone-surround Fireplace with Inset Coal-effect Lower Ground Floor VIEWING Gas Fire. Alcove Shelving and Cupboards. Ensuite Shower Room/WC Radiator. Window Seat. Shower. Pedestal Washbasin. WC. Partly Tiled. Sitting Room Strictly By Appointment With Robin Jessop Ltd Stripped Wood Flooring. Under Stairs (01969) 622800. Sitting Room Bedroom 4 Stone-surround Open Fireplace. Alcove Double Room. Fitted Wardrobe. Radiator. Cupboard. Glazed Door to rear. Storage OFFERS Heater. All offers must be confirmed in writing. We Shelving. Window Seat. Radiator. Family Bathroom/WC will not report any verbal offer unless it is Dining Room Panelled Bath with Shower. Pedestal Bedroom 2 Additional Bedroom or Study. Former Back confirmed in writing. Original Stone Flagged Floor. Stone-surround Washbasin. WC. Partly Tiled. Radiator with Kitchen. Single Room. TENURE Fireplace with Inset Cast-Iron Stove. Ornate Towel Rail above. Panelled Ceiling. Alcove Shelving. Original OUTSIDE The property is Freehold and Vacant Window Shutters . Storage Heater. Fitted Second Floor Possession will be given upon completion. The property sits particularly well with Window Sill Cupboard. Upper Floor Landing established garden s and grounds including a FIXTURES AND FITTINGS Store Room. Feature Beams. stone-flagged and cobbled forecourt with Only those fixtures, fittings and equipment Study Former Post Office and Shop. Original Cast - wrought-iron railings. A side gateway leads to a specifically referred to in these particulars are Bedroom 5 gravelled courtyard parking and hardstanding Iron Fireplace in Stone-surround. Fitted Book Double Room. Feature Timbers. 2 Entrances to included in the sale. with neat stone wall surrounds. Shelving. Storage Heater. Original Window Eaves. Storage Heater. Shutters. Door to Former Post Box Cupboard . SERVICES EASEMENTS, RIGHTS OF WAY & Oil-Fired Central Heating. Mains Water. Mains WAYLEAVES Electric. Septic Tank Drainage. The property is sold subject to and with the benefit of all rights of way, easements, METHOD OF SALE wayleaves and restrictive Covenants whether The property is being offered for sale, initially mentioned in these particulars or not. by Private Treaty. However, we reserve the right to conclude the sale by any other means NATIONAL PARK at our discretion. Pl ease note that if you are Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority, the successful purchaser it is now a legal Yoredale, Bainbridge, Leyburn, North requirement for you to provide 2 forms of ID. Yorkshire, DL8 3EL. This will need to be provided personally in our ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE office where we can take copes of both this and proof of funds, which we also require to comply with Money Laundering Regulations. FISHING It is understood that Fishing is available on the River Swale. COUNCIL TAX High Gill House- Band G The Annexe Cottage- Band C IMPORTANT NOTICE Please note that if you have downloaded these particulars from our website, you must contact our office to register your interest to make sure you are kept informed with regard to the progress of the sale. BOUNDARIES The Vendors will only sell such interest (if any) they have in the boundary fences, ditches, walls and hedges and other boundaries separating this property from other properties not belonging to them.
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