Beaconsfield Farm, on South End, Burniston, includes a three-bedroom, detached farmhouse and more than two acres of south-facing land.
Estate agent Hunters says: “Beaconsfield Farm is full of 18th Century character.
“Within the grounds of the property, there is also a block-built hay store, three stables and a separate paddock that has recently benefited from a new drainage system.
"The land available is highly suitable for anyone who has an interest in horses and provides ample space for the ease of horse riding.
“With a separate double garage, barn and stables this property also provides generous parking options and stunning lawned gardens.”
Downstairs in the farmhouse comprises an entrance hall, utility room, kitchen, WC and large, open-plan lounge/diner, as well as a conservatory “situated specifically to look over the landscaped gardens”.
Upstairs are three double bedrooms and a family bathroom.
2. South End, Burniston
The front conservatory is situated specifically to look over the landscaped gardens. Photo: Hunters
