5 Bedroom Detached House

The Yorkshire Property Agency is delighted to introduce this truly exceptional five-bedroom Grade II listed converted chapel situated in the popular North Yorkshire village of Topcliffe. Boasting over 3200 sq ft of stylish contemporary space, this wonderful conversion offers a truly unique living experience. 

The Old Topcliffe Chapel briefly consists of an incredible open-plan principal reception-room with substantial ceiling height  dissected by a magnificent central contemporary oak and glass staircase leading to the bedrooms on the upper floors. Original features are a particular highlight with ample space fort a reception area, separate dining for all the family and a corner bar for entertaining. The ground-floor is completed with a contemporary high-spec kitchen with integrated appliances and separate utility-room with adjacent downstairs WC, a  further separate dining-room which can easily utilised as an office or 'snug' reception room and an integral garage. Upstairs; the first floor consists of a fabulous master bedroom with substantial modern en-suite facilities, three further double-bedrooms ; all with contemporary en-suite bathroom facilities and charming reading area adorned with the original organ pipes. The top-floor further consists of a fantastic and spacious cinema-room with en-suite facilities which can easily be utilised as a larger master-suite. 

The Old Topcliffe Chapel further benefits from underfloor-heating on the ground-floor, a low maintenance garden, a fantastic commuter location close to the 'A19' and 'A1' arterial routes, substantial windows surrounding the building; flooring the property with natural light and bespoke storage throughout. 

LOCATION

Topcliffe is a small, historically rich village in North Yorkshire, England, quietly situated along the eastern bank of the River Swale. Despite its modest size, it carries a deep sense of continuity, where layers of English history

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from Saxon roots to modern rural life

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coexist in a calm, understated way. The village sits on relatively flat, fertile land typical of the Vale of York, surrounded by open fields that shift in colour with the seasons: bright green in spring, golden in late summer, and muted browns in winter. The landscape is expansive rather than dramatic, giving Topcliffe a feeling of openness and quiet distance from the bustle of nearby towns. Topcliffe is characterized by a peaceful rural atmosphere. Its streets are lined with a mix of traditional stone cottages, farmhouses, and a few newer homes that blend into the historic setting. There’s a small cluster of local amenities

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such as a couple of superb village pubs including the famous 'Crab and Lobster Hotel, a primary school and numerous community spaces that serve both residents and visitors, reinforcing a close-knit village identity.

Queen Ethelburga’s College, Queen Marys School and Cundall Manor provide fabulous independent education with further excellent schools situated within a short drive in Ripon, York, Harrogate and Boroughbridge.

SITUATION

Northallerton 13.8 miles, Thirsk 5.4 miles,  Boroughbridge 8.1 miles,  Leeds Airport 31 miles. Northallerton, Thirsk and Darlington East Coast Mainline Railway Stations are nearby and provide a regular fast service to London Kings Cross. All distances are approximate.

Tenure: Freehold

Local Authority: Hambleton / North Yorkshire

Council tax band: G

Services: Gas central heating with further under-floor heating on the ground-floor and multi-fuel burning stove, mains electricity, water and waste.

Viewings: By appointment only. The Yorkshire Property Agency - Richard Towler or

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