Corner Cottage, Conyers Fold, Harpham

Super, newbuild, single storey cottage with open plan living space, a courtyard garden and car port

Corner Cottage is skilfully converted from a traditional barn into a stylish, L-shaped, single storey home. It benefits from a southwesterly orientation and comes with a sunny walled garden, a private parking space and a car port.

The cottage lies within Conyers Fold, an exclusive development of barns and period farm buildings, comprising just six high-end homes, two of which are currently occupied.

Harpham is a tranquil village with a lively community centred around the village hall and pub. Rich in history, the village is recorded in the Domesday Book as belonging to William the Conqueror and features numerous listed buildings and scheduled monuments. Despite its rural charm, Harpham is conveniently situated being accessible to a range of market towns as well as the cities of Hull and York.

Entrance hall, open plan kitchen/dining/sitting room, utility room, principal bedroom suite with shower room, 2 further double bedrooms, house bathroom
Courtyard garden, single car port

Find Out A Little More... - Corner Cottage has been beautifully renovated, carefully preserving an architectural connection to the property’s heritage.

Finished throughout to a high specification, the home features a superb modern kitchen and two contemporary bathrooms, one of which includes a freestanding bath. Floor-to-ceiling barn-style windows and bi-fold doors enhance the sense of space and light, complemented by underfloor heating throughout.

The kitchen, dining, and sitting room extends to nearly 40 ft, creating an exceptional double-aspect living area flooded with south-facing light. Bi-fold doors open directly onto the garden, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living. The sleek, modern kitchen is fitted with a central island, two double ovens, combination microwave, coffee maker, integrated fridge freezer, and dishwasher.

Outside - A private block-paved drive sweeps around on the eastern boundary to terminate in front of the single car port; alongside is off-street parking for two cars. Behind a clipped box hedge is a stretch of lawn, both walled and sheltered and facing south and west, ideal for sitting out.

Environs - Driffield 5 miles, Bridlington 7 miles, Beverley 19 miles, Hull 30 miles, York 35 miles

Harpham is a charming rural village, ideally positioned between Driffield, the capital of the Yorkshire Wolds, and the coastal town of Bridlington. The village offers a welcoming community with the St Quintin Arms public house, a village hall, a community lawn tennis club, and the fifteenth-century church of St Quintin, of Norman origin, alongside the historic Well of St John. A network of scenic footpaths and bridleways extends from the village, and Route 1 of the National Cycle Network passes directly through.

The area benefits from excellent road links, with Hull reachable in around 45 minutes and York within an hour. Nearby Nafferton provides convenient amenities, including a petrol station and SPAR convenience store with an in-house butcher and delicatessen. The Holderness coastline is also easily accessible, boasting family-friendly beaches such as Fraisthorpe, with Bempton Cliffs and Flamborough Head within easy reach.

Specifics - Services & Systems: Mains electricity and water. LPG gas and gas-fired central heating. Private septic tank. Ultrafast broadband with fibre to the premises.
Local Authority: East Riding of Yorkshire Council
Directions: From Main Street, head down Cross Gates and Conyers Fold will be directly in front. Continue to the end and Kingsbarn can be found on the far left hand corner. What3words ///dares.nets.onto
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Photographs, particulars and showreel: October 2025
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