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Otterington Hall SOUTH OTTERINGTON, NORTH YORKSHIRE Otterington Hall SOUTH OTTERINGTON, NORTH YORKSHIRE Otterington Hall SOUTH OTTERINGTON, NORTH YORKSHIRE A beautiful Grade II listed house set in historic, mature gardens and parkland in an accessible location Northallerton 3 miles, Thirsk 7 miles, Ripon 12 miles, Darlington 20 miles, Harrogate 25 miles, Leeds 44 miles, York 30 miles Direct trains from Northallerton to London Kings Cross taking from 2hr 30 minutes (All distances and times approximate) Reception hall Drawing room Dining room Family room Kitchen / breakfast room Playroom Study Office Utility room Cloakroom Wine cellar Master bedroom suite with dressing room and ensuite bathroom Guest bedroom suite with dressing room and ensuite bathroom 2 bedrooms with Jack & Jill shower room 5 further bedrooms 2 family bathrooms Second floor attic space with potential to convert to further accommodation Self-contained 3 bedroom staff/guest annexe 2 bedroom Lodge Cottage 1 bedroom Stable Cottage 2 bedroom Groom’s Cottage Courtyard former coach house comprising storage and a gymnasium with loft space Further outbuildings including garaging, agricultural building and stores Stabling Walled garden Extensive mature landscaped gardens and grounds Tennis court Parkland Grassland and woodland Ponds In all about 91.40 acres These particulars are intended only as a guide and must not be relied upon as statements of fact. Your attention is drawn to the Important Notice on the last page of the brochure. Lodge Cottage The local area Leeds Bradford Airport is a 45 Otterington Hall lies 3 miles south A minute drive, providing national of North Yorkshire’s county town, and international holiday and Northallerton, which offers excellent business flights. shopping, restaurants, markets and leisure facilities. The boutiques and The area is known for its choice restaurants of York, Leeds and Harrogate E of private and state schools, are within easy reach. including Aysgarth Prep School, Ripon Grammar, Yarm School, Northallerton station, on the East Cundall Manor and Queen T Coast main line, is a five minute Mary’s. drive away with fast, direct links to all major cities including Horse riding and walking in the London (2 hours 30) York (20 W area is excellent with nearby mins) Newcastle (45 mins). bridle paths and a footpath leading from the estate, providing The recently upgraded A1 is just access to the surrounding M 10 minutes away and the nearby countryside. Hunting with the A19 offers fast access to the Hurworth and Bedale Hunt. north east’s towns and cities. There are excellent golf courses Leeds, one of the UK’s largest G at Thirsk and Northallerton with S commercial centres, is only many others nearby. around 44 miles away, with the desirable cathedral city of York Regular racing fixtures take within 30 miles whilst Ripon (12 H place nearby at Thirsk, Ripon, miles), Northallerton (3 miles) and Catterick, Wetherby and York. Harrogate (25 miles) are all also The area is also well known for nearby. F its wide variety of fishing and shooting opportunities. Otterington Hall Otterington Hall originally dates from the early 19th Century with later Victorian additions. It is understood that this is only the second time that the estate has been on the market since 1926. The house is approached through electronic gates at the Gate Lodge, along a driveway which passes through parkland and woodland up to the front of the house, also spurring off to the rear and to the cottages. The house is constructed of red brick under a slate roof. The central portion of the house is set forward slightly in front of the two adjoining wings with semi-circular steps leading up to a 6 panelled door with a fan light window over, in a semi-circular porch with two Doric half columns and two pilasters supporting a frieze and cornice. Either side of the door there are large sash windows. The house is set centrally within its land and has fabulous views. The property has been well maintained by the present owners and retains many attractive features including ornate plasterwork, ceiling roses, window shutters in many of the main reception rooms, decorative fireplaces and tall sash windows throughout. The principal reception rooms lead from the reception hall and include the large, well-proportioned drawing room, dining room and family room. Doors lead from the hall and the drawing room through into the south east facing kitchen/breakfast room, a large room with two sets of double doors leading out into the gardens. Further reception rooms include the playroom, study and office. There are also three downstairs WCs, a utility room and pantry. The sweeping staircase leads to an open landing on the first floor and an inner landing, with cupboards, leading to the master bedroom with ensuite dressing room and bathroom along with two further adjacent bedrooms. There is one further bedroom with an ensuite dressing room and bathroom, two bedrooms with a Jack & Jill shower room, three further bedrooms and two bathrooms. Stairs lead up to a second floor where there is attic space with the potential to convert into further accommodation. To the rear of the house there is a self-contained three bedroom guest / staff annexe, which has a separate access. Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area 1021.3 sq m / 10993 sq ft Wine Cellar = 86.3 sq m / 929 sq ft Stable Cottage = 136.4 sq m / 1468 sq ft Groom’s Cottage (Including Barn) = 359.9 sq m / 3874 sq ft Stable = 38.3 sq m / 412 sq ft Garage / WC = 13.6 sq m / 147 sq ft Shed / Workshop / Green House / Store = 102.4 sq m / 1102 sq ft Generator / Tank = 32.8 sq m / 353 sq ft Gate Lodge = 94.8 sq m / 1020 sq ft Barn = 234.8 sq m / 2527 sq ft Ground Floor Total = 2120.6 sq m / 22825 sq ft First Floor Second Floor Wine Cellar Reception Bedroom Bathroom Kitchen/Utility Storage Terrace This plan is for layout guidance only. Not drawn to scale unless stated. Windows & door openings are approximate. Whilst every care is taken in the preparation of this plan,please check all dimensions, shapes & compass bearings before making any decisions reliant upon them. Recreation Gardens and grounds Otterington Hall is home to some of the finest yew topiary in England, featuring a 100 foot long gallery that is believed to be unique. The topiary dates from the 1920’s and has twice featured in Country Life. The front lawns and gardens open into a series of garden ‘rooms’ with a range of borders and water features. The kitchen garden to the rear of the property, with orchard and fruit cages, produce apples, pears, plums and range of soft fruits. The large greenhouse houses two productive grape vines. The gardens offer something for everyone with an all weather, floodlit tennis court, large lawned areas for games and several formal sitting areas. Groom’s Cottage Cottages Gate Lodge: A single storey cottage at the end of the drive comprising living room, dining room, kitchen, two bedrooms and bathroom. The Gate Lodge Cottage has its own small garden. Stable Cottage: To the north of the courtyard is Stable Cottage comprising kitchen, living room, sitting room, and an ensuite bedroom. Stable Cottage also has small formal gardens. Groom’s Cottage: A two storey house comprising living room, dining room, library and kitchen with two bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor. Groom’s Cottage opens out to a rear courtyard where there are stables and an agricultural barn. Outbuildings To the rear of the house is the courtyard with the former Coach House comprising gym, garaging, storage and loft space above. There is also a further garage, gardener’s workshop and stores. Gate Lodge Barn - Ground Floor Barn - First Floor (Not shown in actuasl location/orientation) Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area Coach House Stable Cottage = 136.4 sq m / 1468 sq ft Groom’s Cottage (Including Barn) = 359.9 sq m / 3874 sq ft Stable = 38.3 sq m / 412 sq ft Garage / WC = 13.6 sq m / 147 sq ft Shed / Workshop / Green House / Store = 102.4 sq m / 1102 sq ft Generator / Tank = 32.8 sq m / 353 sq ft Gate Lodge = 94.8 sq m / 1020 sq ft Barn = 234.8 sq m / 2527 sq ft Stable Cottage Groom’s Cottage Groom’s Cottage Stable Cottage Ground Floor First Floor Stable (Not shown in actuasl location/orientation) The Estate 91 acres of grass and parkland surround Otterington Hall. The land offers excellent grazing and income potential as well as a range of sporting opportunities. Most recently, duck flighting and pheasant shooting have been enjoyed on the estate. The lake, with its own jetty, can be been stocked for fishing with family and friends. The land is ideal for equestrian use and has existing stabling and a large barn. Ordnance Survey © Crown Copyright 2017. All rights reserved. Licence number 100021721. NOT TO SCALE. Fixtures and fittings Note: “This plan is based upon the Ordnance Survey map with the sanction of the control of H.M. Stationary office. This plan is for convenience of All those items regarded as tenant’s fixtures purchasers only. Its accuracy is not guaranteed and it is expressly excluded from any contract. Licence and fittings, together with the fitted carpets, Number. No. ES100017767.” curtains and light fittings, are specifically OTTERINGTON HALL excluded from the sale. However, certain items Knight Frank LLP may be available by separate negotiation. 55 Baker Street, London W1U 8AN Services Tel: +44 20 7861 1114 Mains water and electricity, private drainage [email protected] and oil fired central heating. Easements, wayleaves and Knight Frank LLP 24 Albert Street, rights of way Harrogate HG1 1JT The property is offered as appropriate with Tel: +44 1423 535 573 rights of way either public or private wayleaves, [email protected] easements and other rights of way whether www.knightfrank.co.uk these are specifically referred to or not.
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