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Norheath Nurseries Streetlam, Northallerton Dl7 0Ah S.4770 NORHEATH NURSERIES STREETLAM, NORTHALLERTON DL7 0AH An Attractive & Conveniently Situated Former Nursery & Horticultural Business extending to some 5.38 Acres (2.176 Has) or Thereabouts in Enviable Rural Position with Detached 3 – 4 Bedroomed Dormer Bungalow with Lawned Garden, Substantial Range of Productive & Dilapidated Greenhouse, Detached General Purpose Building & Lean to with internal Chiller, Extensive Hardstanding & Paddocks Enjoying Panoramic Views over the Surrounding Countryside Price: Offers in Excess of £400,000 143 High Street, Northallerton, DL7 8PE Tel: 01609 771959 Fax: 01609 778500 www.northallertonestateagency.co.uk NORHEATH NURSERIES STREETLAM NORTHALLERTON DL7 0AH 3 – 4 Bedroomed Detached Dormer Bungalow With Potential for Extension or Redevelopment Lawned Gardens to Three Sides Offering Potential for Residential Development Subject to Necessary Planning Permissions Extensive Range of Commercial Greenhouses in Varying Conditions Offering Scope to Refurbish, Replace, Renew or Alternative Future Usage Subject to Necessary Planning Permission Detached General Purpose Building & Adjacent Store Paddocks Presently Laid to Pasture and Suitable for Equine, Horticultural or Small-Scale Agricultural Use Subject to Purchasers Requirements In All Extending to 5.38 Acres (2.176 Has) Quiet Yet Convenient Rural Position Conveniently Situated for Major Centre of Commerce Price: Offers in Excess of £400,000 Norheath Nurseries, Streetlam, Northallerton DL7 0AH SITUATION Equine - The property sits in an area with good hacking and a good Cowtons 4 miles Danby Wiske 1 ¾ miles system of bridle ways. It is within the Hurworth Hunt country. Yafforth 4 miles Great Langton 2 ½ miles Northallerton 5 miles Richmond 12 miles Additional Leisure Activities - Within the Northallerton area there is a Darlington 15 miles Bedale 10 miles useful Leisure Centre with leisure pool, a good system of cycle ways, A.19 9 miles A.1 8 miles local football club, local rugby club, hockey, tennis and bowls Clubs Catterick 8 ½ miles Ripon 23 ½ miles and Golf can be enjoyed at three courses within 8 miles of the property. York 37 miles Yarm 15 miles This area of North Yorkshire lies between the North Yorkshire Dales and the North Yorkshire Moors National Park where much renowned Norheath Nurseries at Streetlam is situated off the B.6271 being the walking, riding and leisure activities can be found. Additionally, the minor road from Streetlam to Danby Wiske. The property sits in an area property is within an hour of the coast at Whitby, Scarborough and Red- of highly desirable attractive countryside on the edge of the quiet yet very car where further leisure activities are available. accessible village of Streetlam with views to front and rear over attractive open rolling countryside. DESCRIPTON The property is ideally situated in a picturesque rural village within easy Norheath Nurseries comprises a well laid out 5.38 acre (2.176 Has) reach of Northallerton, Darlington, Richmond and surrounding centre of nursery and horticultural business premises situated in attractive rolling commerce. The village is well placed in relation to the thriving market countryside and comprising a brick built with clay tile roof 3-4 towns of Northallerton, Bedale and Richmond where a full and bedroomed detached dormer bungalow enjoying the benefit of UPVC comprehensive range of educational, recreational and medical facilities sealed unit double glazing and oil-fired central heating. The bungalow can be found plus weekly markets and varied shopping. The village is in stands nicely in the centre of substantial lawned gardens extending to easy reach of the adjacent village of Danby Wiske where there is a three sides offering tremendous scope to extend/develop subject to thriving village pub/restaurant and church. The property is well situated planning permissions. within easy reach of the A.1 and A.19 trunk roads which provide good access to routes north and south bringing Tyneside, Teesside, Leeds and To the rear are a substantial range of former greenhouses / glass houses West Yorkshire within easy travelling distance and providing excellent in a range of conditions but with tremendous scope for updating and links into the main arterial road networks of the UK. refurbishing, replacement or renewal. The majority of the greenhouses have previously enjoyed oil fired heating and are well laid out with a good AMENITIES network of pathways between. Shooting & Fishing – The property is attractively placed in an area The property additionally enjoys a general-purpose building with renowned for its quality shoots and good fishing, being within easy attached lean to, presently used for storage and chiller room together with reach of the North Yorkshire Moors and North Yorkshire Dales detached former byre and store presently used as workshop and store. The National Park and close to local rivers and ponds. property is completed with a former chicken shed and garage presently used for storage. Additionally, the property is within an hour’s travelling distance of the Coast at Whitby, Scarborough and Redcar where excellent additional The land is nicely situated to the rear of the whole property and is leisure facilities and activities are to be found. currently arranged into two paddocks with a central stell which has been well maintained and the land enjoys hedged boundaries with one field Racing – Thirsk, York, Ripon, Catterick, Sedgefield, Beverley and enjoying a corner natural area with former greenhouse which is presently Doncaster. overgrown. Golf – Romanby (Northallerton), Thirsk, Bedale, Catterick, Darlington The property is accessed via good gated access affording good vision to and Masham. both sides for safe and convenient ingress access. Communications – The A.1 and A.19 trunk roads are within easy reach The offering of Northeath Nurseries at Streetlam represents an all too rare providing good commuting to Teesside (20 minutes), York, Leeds and opportunity to acquire a substantial site with tremendous potential for re- the surrounding centres of commerce via the main arterial road development of the detached bungalow together with potential for further networks of the UK including linking into the A.66 trunk road. residential development on the extensive grounds whilst the presence of the glasshouses and workshop provide tremendous scope for a host of There are main line Train Stations at Northallerton, Thirsk and further agricultural, equine or horticultural enterprises incorporating the Darlington on the East Coast main line route bringing London within 2 existing glasshouses or allowing for redevelopment of the area that they ½ hours commuting time. Additionally, via the Transpennine route that are on subject to purchasers requirements and any necessary planning calls at these stations there is direct access to Newcastle, permissions. Middlesbrough, York, Leeds, Manchester, Liverpool and Manchester Airport. The property is offered chain free and available for early completion. International Airports can be found at Teesside (25 mins), Newcastle, ACCOMMODATION Leeds/Bradford and Manchester. In under covered entrance through UPVC sealed unit double glazed front Schools – The area is well served by good state and independent door with upper opaque glazed panel into: schools. A number of local Primary Schools within Northallerton and in the surrounding villages. Local comprehensive schools can be found at Northallerton, Bedale and Richmond, whilst independent Schools can be found at Yarm, Teesside, Polam Hall (Darlington), Ampleforth, Barnard Castle and Queen Mary’s at Baldersby. Entrance Hall 2 Bay Glasshouse 4.21m x 1.42m (13’10” X 4’8”) max 18.29m x 5.49m (60’ x 18’) Ceiling light point. Radiator. Telephone point. Built in cloaks Steel framed, glass side and topped. Raised trestles. cupboard with storage. Glasshouse Downstairs WC 38m x 5.79m (110’ x 19’) 1.44m x 0.86m (4’9” x 2’10”) Partially dilapidated Ceiling light point. Duoflush WC. Glass House Sitting Room 17.37m x 6.10m (57’ x 20’) 4.57m x 3.15m (15’1” x 10’4”) Dual aspect. Coved ceiling. Centre ceiling flush mounted light point. Glass House Double radiator. Central chimney breast. TV point. Built in shelved 7.62m x 4.57m (25’ x 15’) storage cupboard. Door to: Predominantly intact with raised work stations. Kitchen / Diner General Purpose Building 3.12m x 4.62m (10’3” x 15’2”) max into recess 7.32m x 6.70m (24’ x 22’) approx. Comprising a range of base and wall cupboards, granite effect work Pole barn construction. Part concrete floor. Presently utilised as a surfaces with inset single drainer, single bowl stainless steel sink unit. truck store with adjacent cooler room with light and power. Unit inset four ring Creda Euro Kera electric hob. Built in eye level Electrolux double oven and grill. Space and plumbing for dishwasher. Lean To Space for fridge. Tiled splashbacks. Centre ceiling light point. Double 1.83m x 4.57m (6’ x 15’) radiator. Windows to two sides. Door out to utility / sun room. Archway Tin sheet clad. Presently used for storage. under stairs giving access to hallway. Former Byre Utility /Sun Room 3.66m x 4.27m (12’ x 14’) 2.99m x 2.99m (9’10” x 9’10”) Brick built with tin roof. Light and power. Concrete floor. Tiled floor. Glazed to three sides on a brick base. Full height door out to the rear. Work surfaces with under surface dryer and fridge. Space Detached Store / Garage for additional appliances. Space and plumbing for washing machine. 6.10m x 3.05m (20’ x 10’) approx. Wooden framed. Tin sheet clad to all sides. Twin doors to front. Off the Main Hallway is access to: Former Chicken Shed Master Bedroom 3.66m x 14.63m (12’ x 48’) approx. 3.66m x 3.17m (12’ x 10’5”) Centre ceiling light point. Coved ceiling. Radiator. Fitted sliding door Land fronted double wardrobes. Store cupboard. Arranged into two parcels which is laid to permanent pasture with Dining Room / Bedroom hedged boundaries. The one directly behind the house has an area 3.66m x 3.15m (12’ x 10’4”) in one corner which is wooded and was formerly the site of a Coved ceiling.
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