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"Seven bedroom, Georgian vicarage in a rural North Yorkshire village with garaging, gardens, orchard, pond and paddock.

Hall, cloakroom, sitting room, dining room, drawing room, office, cellar. Kitchen with larder and laundry off, rear hall and garden WC. Principal bedroom with bathroom en suite, four further bedrooms, bathroom and separate WC, two second floor bedrooms.
Private walled garden with yew topiary, further lawns, orchard and pond, paddock and dovecote Garages and ice house.
About 2½ acres

The Old Vicarage, Pickhill, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 4JG

South facing Grade II listed house of immense charm and character
Period fireplaces, one with delft tiles, panelled doors and working shutters
Large family kitchen with Aga
Private walled gardens, paddock and dovecote
Accessible location between Thirsk and A1

Pickhill is a rural village lying west of the market town of Thirsk, where there is a wide range of facilities: shops (including supermarkets), pubs, a racecourse and rail station with direct connections to York, Edinburgh and London King’s Cross. Ripon is nearby, as are Harrogate and York, and the A1 lies to the west.

Thirsk 8 miles, Ripon 11 miles, York 26 miles, Harrogate 23 miles. (Distances approximate)

Outside
The front of the house is guarded by wrought iron railings with a lavender bed, and a venerable sycamore towers above the low cobbled wall. There are two garages and an ice house by the vehicular entrance, and a cobbled parking area beside a tall horse chestnut. The garden divides naturally into a series of rooms, divided by yew topiary, with a private walled area behind the house and a broader lawned garden, orchard and soft fruit area. Across the road stands the stone dovecote with stabling facilities and an adjacent paddock of some 1.2 acres

Services: Mains water, electricity and drainage

Local authority: Hambleton District 0845 1211 555."