9 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Impressive Grade II Listed Georgian Property Set In 0.36 Acre Plot (Approx)
- Large House, Cottage & Outbuildings
- 7 Bedrooms In Main House
- 2 Bedroom Cottage
- Flexible Layout Over Three Floors
- Sought After Village Location
- Original Character Features
- Off Street Parking
- Extensive Rear Gardens (Approx 0.3 Acre)
- In Need Of Renovation
Salisbury House is an impressive period property set in the sought-after Dales village of Askrigg.
Askrigg is a picturesque village with its ancient market cross, notable church and cobbled central "green". It has a primary school, good general store, cafe, delicatessen, gift shop as well as 3 good pubs, a number of B&B's and an excellent community life. It is famous for its Herriot connections, being the village where the series All Creatures Great & Small was filmed.
The house is a typical Georgian property and boasts a wealth of original character features including stone flag flooring, deep skirtings, decorative coving and sash windows.
On the ground floor is an impressive entrance hall leading to two good, front reception rooms. To the rear is a kitchen and good size traditional pantry with steps down to a storage cellar with old stone shelves still in place. Upstairs, on the first floor are three, good double bedrooms and a large house bathroom. There are a further four bedrooms on the second floor.
Attached to the house is a separate building/cart house, believed to have been the servant’s quarters, along with the original stables. There is a date stone on the outside wall dated 1818. There is a family dining kitchen with a separate staircase leading to two bedrooms. The traditional cart house has a cobbled floor and two stables, with a ladder staircase to a hayloft. There is a good size coal and potting shed with access to the rear garden.
To the rear, is a large walled garden with mature trees and shrubbery. An avenue of fruit trees leads to the old pig-sty, which makes an ideal garden store. To the rear of the walled garden is a path leading to a large South facing allotment and another lawn garden with mature sycamore tree. There is vehicle access at the rear leading out to ‘Pudding Lane’.
Salisbury House is a truly magnificent property with a flexible layout. Viewing is essential to fully appreciate the extent of the property.
Rooms
Ground floor
Vestibule
Quarry tiled floor. Front door. Dado rail. Internal door with stained glass.
Hall
Traditional hall. Fitted carpet. Dado rail. Radiator. Feature arch. Turned stone staircase.
Lounge
Lovely front reception room. Fitted carpet. Brick fireplace. Shelved alcove. Radiator. Picture Rail. Sash window to the front.
Dining Room
Fitted carpet. Radiator. Picture rail. Marble fireplace with open fire. Alcove shelved cupboard. Sash window with window seat to front.
Pantry
Steps upto large pantry. Stone flag flooring. Feature fireplace. Window to rear.
Cellar
Stone steps down to storage cellar. Flag flooring. Stone shelving. Original meat hooks. Window to rear.
Kitchen 1
Rear kitchen to main house. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Shelved cupboard. Oil fired Rayburn. Window to rear looking over the garden.
Kitchen 2
Fitted carpet over stone floor. Feature Yorkshire range fire place. 2 Radiators. Basic range of wall and base units. Stainless steel sink unit. Understairs cupboard. Sash window to the front and front door.
Landing
Beautiful turned staircase. Fitted carpet. Dado rail. Double doors out to steps leading to the rear garden.
Bedroom 3
Rear Double bedroom. Fitted carpet. Radiator. Feature fireplace. Sash window to rear.
Bedroom 2
Large front double bedroom. Exposed floorboards. Radiator. Built in cupboard. Feature fireplace. Sash window to front.
Bedroom 1
Front double bedroom. Fitted carpet. Fireplace. Radiator. Coved ceiling. 2 Sash windows to front.
Bathroom
Large rear bathroom. Fitted carpet. Radiator. WC. Wash basin. Bath with electric shower over. Airing cupboard. Window to rear overlooking garden.
Second Floor
Landing
Turned staircase. Fitted carpet. Arched window to rear overlooking the garden.
Bedroom 6
Exposed floorboards. Feature fireplace.Large shelved cupboard. Window to rear.
Bedroom 4
Front double bedroom. Exposed floorboards. Sash window to front.
Dressing Room
Jack and Jill style dressing room. Exposed floorboards. Sash window to front.
Bedroom 5
Front double bedroom. Exposed floorboards. Marble fireplace. Coved ceiling. Window to front.
Box room
Ideal store room. Floorboards. Window to side.
Bedroom 7
Rear, small double bedroom. Exposed fireplace. Window to rear with long distance views.
Box room
Store room with coat hooks.
Cottage
Previous servants quarters. Accessed via staircase from second kitchen.
Ground Floor
Stables
2 traditional stables with wooden partitioning. Original hay rack and mangers.
Coal store
Cobbled coal store.
Cart house
Stone flagged flooring. Ladder to storage loft. Double timber doors to front.
Potting shed
Stone flagged flooring. Original stone shelving and trough. Yorkshire range fireplace. Window to side. Back door.
First Floor
Servant Room 1
Good size room that would make an ideal guest bedroom. Exposed floorboards. Window to the front.
Servant Room 2
Good size rear room. Old fireplace. Window out to the rear.
Storage Loft
Accessed via ladder from carthouse. Old hay loft. Window and first floor door.
Outside
Front
Cottage style front garden. Wrought iron railings.
Parking to the front of the cottage with gated vehicle access on to the main street.
Rear Gardens
Immediately at the rear is a walled South East facing lawn garden with mature trees and shrubs. A path from the potting shed leads through an orchard of fruit trees towards the pig sty and opens up to an additional garden plot.
The additional plot offers a pleasant walled garden with sycamore tree and a large veg plot and allotment area. There is gated, vehicle access from Silver Street.
Pig sty
Stone built pig sty. Door and windows.
Agents Notes
Two neighbouring properties have pedestrian access Silver Street.
Neighbours have expressed interest in acquiring extra land if new owners were interested in selling.
The seller has applied for planning permission to incorporate the cart house intoaccommodation with a rear extension to provide an open plan living/ dining room.
Listing
ASKRIGG MAIN STREET SD 99 SW (south side) 19/16 Salisbury House and railings GV II 2 houses, now 1, and railings. House to left: early C19. House to right: dated 1818. Coursed rubble, stone slate roofs. House to left: 3 storeys, 3 bays. Central 6-panel door below 3-pane overlight in ashlar surround with splayed bases, basket-arched soffit to lintel, pulvinated frieze and cornice. Sash windows with deep ashlar sills and sill-like lintels. Square gutter brackets. End stack to right. Rear elevation: round-arched landing window in ashlar surround with imposts, keystone and decorative glazing bars. Right return: fluted lead rainwater head. House to right: 2 storeys, 2 first-floor windows. Central studded board door in plain ashlar surround. Above, panel inscribed "J L 1818". To right, board doors below segmental arch of rubble voussoirs with hoodmould. Sash windows with glazing bars with ashlar sills and sill-like lintels. Square gutter brackets. Rear external stack. Above, (truncated)
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