Charming four-bedroom village home with large garden and generous parking.
- Traditional stone-built cottage with exposed beams and cast-iron fireplace
- Four bedrooms across three floors; two bedrooms have en-suite showers
- Large enclosed rear garden; private off-street parking for several vehicles
- Rayburn and log-burner provide character heating; oil boiler for central heating
- Built before 1900 with secondary glazing; stone walls likely uninsulated
- Currently tenanted — interior condition and photos may differ
- Located in North York Moors National Park; very low local crime
- Average broadband speeds; excellent mobile signal
Wheatsheaf Cottage is a traditional stone-built home set in the quiet village of Egton, inside the North York Moors National Park. The house offers four bedrooms across three floors, a cosy lounge with a cast-iron open fire, and a large kitchen/diner with a Rayburn and farmhouse sink — characterful features that suit family life or a countryside bolt-hole.
Outside there is private off-street parking for several vehicles to the front and an enclosed, low-maintenance rear garden with mature hedging and gravelled areas. The plot is notably large for the village and provides space for outdoor dining, children’s play or simple relaxation overlooking rural surroundings.
Practical points: heating is oil-fired via the Rayburn and boiler; glazing is secondary and the original stone walls are likely uninsulated, so the property will benefit from energy improvements. Broadband speeds are average and the house is currently tenanted, so viewing availability and interior finishes may differ from earlier photographs.
This cottage works well as a family home, a holiday let in a sought-after National Park location, or a renovation project for someone wanting to upgrade energy efficiency while retaining period character. The location delivers very low local crime, excellent mobile signal and access to small local schools and village amenities, with Whitby a short drive away.