Brompton-by-Sawdon, Scarborough

/ BACKGROUNDKings Head Farm comprises an attractively situated, residential / agricultural small holding, located in a peaceful rural location, between the villages of Brompton by Sawdon and Snainton within the Vale of Pickering.The property comprises a well-proportioned 4-bedroom bungalow, subject to an agricultural occupancy clause, together with range of livestock and general purposes buildings and in all is set in approximately 20-acres of mixed gras and arable land.The current Vendors have operated livestock enterprises from the holding including pig and poultry ventures. This included the fattening of an average of 95-100 pigs per week across Kings Head and two other holdings. The buildings were latterly used to house 3,000 free-range laying hens.The range of buildings now offer opportunity to develop a commercial agricultural holding as well as offering residential and equestrian opportunities. In total the land extends to 20-acres of mixed arable and grassland, suitable for grazing, grass and arable cropping.Overall, the sale of Kings Head Farm offers a rare opportunity to purchase an attractively situated, residential smallholding.LOCATION The property is situated in a rural position in open countryside between the villages of Brompton by Sawdon and Snainton and is accessed off Brompton Carr Lane with an access to the house and a separate double gated access into the yard and buildings. Brompton by Sawdon is a popular rural village located between Pickering and Scarborough on the A170 and benefits from a primary school, sports field, village hall, café, wine shop and well-regarded local butchers. Snainton provides further facilities including doctor’s surgery, fish and chip shop public house and other facilities.The coastal resort of Scarborough is 8 miles distant and provides a full range of services and amenities and wide sandy beaches on both the North and South Bay.The pretty town of Malton, which is a traditional market town located only 14 miles to the West. Malton is now often   referred to as ‘Yorkshire’s Food Capital’, with an annual ‘Food Festival’ and has become well known for its array of traditional food shops with several high-quality bakers, butchers, grocers, delis and fishmonger. The town also provides a wide and varied range of amenities including a    variety of shops, restaurants, and pubs, leisure facilities, cinema and primary and secondary schools. There is a railway station providing access to York within 25 minutes.The centre of the historic City of York is situated only 30 miles away providing a wide range of services and amenities with mainline trains available to Kings Cross, London within 2 hours.FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY GUIDE PRICE: OFFERS OVER £550,000