Yorkshire Dales Farmhouse with barn
This renovated farmhouse sits in the heart of Yorkshire Dales walking country, and is set to appeal to a buyer looking for tranquility and dramatic landscapes

Greenses Farm is a characterful period farmhouse in beautiful Yorkshire countryside, which still has its flagged floors, exposed stone walls, ceilings beams and two external stone staircases. Accommodation features adjoining sitting room and dining room, with a shared wood-burning stove. There is also a snug and library with doors to the garden. The kitchen lies on the eastern side along with the breakfast room cellar and pantry. Upstairs is the master suite which has a dressing room/nursery and the house has three additional double bedrooms.
With oil central heating and double glazing, the property is cosy and well presented; it has been imaginatively restored and converted over the years and has a very flexible layout. The gardens face south and offer panoramic views of Swaledale.
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Greenses Farm is listed Grade II and has breathtaking views and a byre in the garden which has potential as ancillary accommodation.
Located on the edge of the hamlet of Angram in Upper Swaledale, it is in the heart of Dales walking country; the house is within half a mile of both the Pennine Way. The popular market towns of Hawes, Rohmond and Kirkby Stephen are all within easy reach and supermarkets deliver.
The guide price is £425,000. For further information please contact Strutt & Parker on 01423 706 772or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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