* Freehold
* Pretty, North Yorkshire Moors village
* Ready to move - into: No chain
* Countryside views from sth facing garden
* Undergone a full programme of renovation
* 2 double bedrooms plus loft room
* Modern kitchen with integ appliances + utility area
* Log burner with oak mantle
* New sun room fitted autumn 2023
* Whitby 16 miles ; Middlesbrough 18 miles, Guisborough 9 miles
* Village Railway station on the Esk Line
No chain. A fabulous, 2 bedroom plus loft room, 2 reception room completely
refurbished, Victorian terrace, country cottage with a south - facing rear
garden and countryside views.
Offered in a fabulous, ready to move - into condition with no chain, this
pretty, 2 double bedroom 2 reception room cottage with a second floor
converted loft room, is located on picturesque Castleton High Street close to
local amenities. The cottage has undergone a comprehensive programme of
renovations over the last 2 years and is thus in fabulous, ready to move - into
condition. The cottage is approached from a paved front courtyard leading to
an entrance porch and a fantastic sitting room with a feature log burner and
oak mantel ; the breakfast kitchen and utility area have been fitted with
quality units with integrated appliances and oak work tops. The rear sun room,
a most recent addition, over looks the low maintenance, courtyard style, south
- facing garden with countryside views beyond . To the upper floor are 2 double
bedrooms and a modern bathroom with a 3 piece white bathroom suite including
an over bath electric shower. The converted second floor is currently used as
a room for sleeping and accommodates a double bed.
**Castleton Nr Whitby**
Castleton is a North Yorkshire Moors village on the River Esk and is part of
the civil parish of Danby in the county of North Yorkshire . It can be found
7. 1 miles (11. 5 km) south - east of the town of Guisborough and just over 16
miles west of the seaside town of Whitby. There was once a medieval castle
sited on Castle Hill which is believed to have been abandoned when Danby
Castle was constructed. Historically, Castleton was actually the main market
and industrial town serving Upper Eskdale. There were wool, cheese and cattle
fairs, cheese market and a silk mill.
The village has a local school, a church and two public houses, ( the Eskdale
serves food daily) as well as a small Co - op supermarket; there is a children’s
play park near the cricket ground. The picturesque village is a centre for
walking, birdwatching and other country pursuits. The village has a clapper
bridge that spans Danby Beck; this bridge was listed as Grade II in 2016. The
railway station is situated just over the bridge.
Schools
Castleton has a primary school (Castleton Community Primary School) with
secondary education available at Caedmon College or Eskdale School which are
both in Whitby.
Historically, Castleton was actually the main market and industrial town
serving Upper Eskdale. There were wool, cheese and cattle fairs, cheese market
and a silk mill.
Castleton Show
There is a show held at Castleton every September on the second Saturday in
the month.
Walking
The Esk valley walk route to Whitby, starts in the village.
Transport
Castleton is served by Castleton Moor railway station on the Esk Valley Line
approximately halfway between Middlesbrough and Whitby. The village is also
served by the Moorsbus network.
Sport
Castleton Cricket Club was established in 1972 and its ground is based on the
northern edge of the village along New Road. Castleton CC have two senior
teams: A Saturday 1st XI that compete in the Langbaurgh Cricket League and a
Midweek Senior XI in the Esk Valley Evening League.
**Entrance Porch**
Composite front door - Fitted carpet - Window to the side - Glazed door to the
lounge
**Lounge (4. 88m x 2. 95m (16'0" x 9'8"))**
Aspect to the front - Fitted carpet - Log burner - Fitted oak mantle - Granite
hearth - Exposed painted beams - Stairs to the upper floor
**Kitchen And Utility Area (4. 42m x 3. 40m (14'6" x 11'2"))**
Recently fitted - Recessed down - lights - Tiled wood effect flooring - Light
grey base and eye level units - Oak wood work tops - Electric cooker and hob -
Stainless steel extractor hood - Fitted oak breakfast bar - 1. 5 bowl ceramic
sink with chrome mixer tap - Aspect to the rear sun room
Utility area : Base units with integrated dishwasher and washer dryer - Oak
wood work top - Door to the sun room
**Sun Room (2. 75 x 2. 12 (9'0" x 6'11"))**
Fitted September 2023 - Double french doors to the rear patio - Views of the
countryside - Tiled floor
**Bedroom 1 (3. 20m x 2. 97m (10'6" x 9'9"))**
Double room - Exposed painted beams - Aspect to the front - Fitted carpet -
Radiator - Built - in cupboard
**Bathroom (2. 39m x 2. 03m (7'10" x 6'8"))**
White 3 piece suite: Bath with electric shower over; sink set on cupboard unit
; low flush WC - Part tiled walls - Airing cupboard
**Bedroom 2 (3. 38m x 1. 96m (11'1" x 6'5"))**
Small double room - fitted carpet - Radiator - Aspect to the rear - Fabulous
views
**Landing**
Fitted carpet - Stairs to the loft room used as a third bedroom - Radiator
**Loft Room (3. 92 x 2. 95 (12'10" x 9'8"))**
Used as a 3rd bedroom - Space for a double bed
**Landscaped Gardens**
Front
Pitch fence and gate - Stone steps - Stone pavers - Log store
**Rear**
Large paved patio - Paved bbq area - Wall and fencing to one side - vertical
panel fencing to the other side - Views of the bowling green and moors beyond
- Outside power point
**Refurbishments**
Full refurbishment carried out over the last 2 years to include
Cedral Slate Grey rear window frames and conservatory /sun room
The top loft room was stripped back to joists and rebuilt with 100mm of
recticel between the joists, then 25mm of recticel over it all (total 125mm)
and then plaster boarded
Plasterwork in all all rooms has been skimmed and painted
New bathroom fitted in 2021
New cylinder installed in 2023
The back bedroom and bathroom roof has been replaced with a grp roof and the
bedroom ceiling replaced and insulated with 50mm recticel between joists, then
25mm over it all and then plaster boarded
New electric radiators installed in 2021
New kitchen installed in 2021
New fuseboard in 2021
Garden landscaped in 2022
New front door as required for the Grade II listing and approved by the
council
New gate and fence as required for the Grade II listing and approved by the
council
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guide only and do not constitute, any part of an offer or a contract. None of
the statements contained in these particulars as to this property are to be
relied on as statements or representations of fact. Any intending purchaser
should satisfy him/herself by inspection of the property or otherwise as to
the correctness of each of the statements prior to making an offer. No person
in the employment of, or association with Link Agency, has any authority to
make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this
property.
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**The Esk Valley Walk**
North Yorkshire
56 km / 35 miles A route across the North York Moors from Castleton to the
coast at Whitby, first following a loop on the moors to the south of
Castleton, reaching the source of the River Esk. From Castleton the route
leads to Danby Dale, Rosedale Head and Blakey Ridge. It then passes through
the remains of Esklets, a medieval sheep farm, and on to Westerdale and,
passing Castleton once more, Esk Dale proper. Next it reaches Danby, including
the Moors Centre at Danby Lodge, and then climbs to Danby Beacon. From here it
leads to Leaholm, Glaisdale, Egton Bridge and Grosmont, the terminus of the
North Yorkshire Moors Railway. The final section passes through Ruswarp to
reach the end of the route at the old port of Whitby. There is a variety of
countryside from open moorland to riverside pastures.

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