Eshton Hall, Eshton, Skipton, North Yorkshire, BD23

Eshton Hall is one of the most commanding country houses in the area, dating back to 1186. Once the home of the Wilson family, one of whom was a local MP and celebrated by his statue outside Skipton library. The historic house was used as a boarding school, relocated from Scarborough during WW2 and then converted into 18 apartments and mews houses between 2003 and 2005 and has been finished to a very high standard, retaining and enhancing some of the beautiful period features, a property of this stature enjoys. Eshton Hall stands in well maintained landscaped grounds of approximately 2.7 acres, and has far reaching views over the surrounding countryside whilst enjoying the many amenities the village of Gargrave has to offer, being just over a mile away. The approach to the property is through electronic wrought iron gates. The property has a single garage to the rear of the hall and an allocated parking space to the front. You enter the property into the hallway giving access to the living room, kitchen diner fitted with modern, high quality kitchen having integrated appliances and there is space for a family dining table, W.C. and utility room. As you rise to the first floor the accommodation is cleverly constructed to give stunning views from all three bedrooms which are all of a good size. They are in turn serviced by an ensuite and family bathroom. The property is spacious and filled with a good amount of natural light, having high ceilings, and large windows. It is, in our opinion, tastefully decorated and has been carefully maintained by the current owners. There is an open courtyard to the rear which give access to the house and provides a nice seating area. The garage is located in a block to the rear and has a remote control door. The heating is via an LPG boiler. Tenure:- Leasehold for a period of 999 years from 2005. Service Charge for the period of one year and is £4,000 paid annually, which includes the buildings insurance.