Initial price	£595,000
20/09/24	£575,000
Price Change	-3.36%

Bank Heads West is a stunning Grade II listed house built in 1750 by James Garth, a local landowner. The property boasts an impressive array of original features, including a pantry with stone shelves, a stone turning staircase, beamed ceilings, and an outside two-seater toilet. The house is situated in an elevated position overlooking the valley of Swaledale, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. The property has been converted over time, with part of the charm being the wealth of original features throughout. The interior features a welcoming reception hall, bootroom, and living accommodation, including a sitting room, snug, utility, and pantry on one side, and a converted Byre with a kitchen and master bedroom with ensuite on the other. The property also boasts a spacious farmhouse kitchen, three further bedrooms, and a family bathroom. Outside, the property has a sloping driveway, gravelled parking area, and a coach house with a workshop, double garage, and separate stable. The gardens are split on two levels, with a flagged path winding down the hill to the front of the property and a purpose-built patio at the rear offering spectacular views.