Tees House, Croft on Tees

Tees House is a brick built detached family house which is believed to date from the 1970’s. The property is ready for general updating and has the benefit of planning permission to substantially enlarge and remodel the existing dwelling, if desired, by adding further extensions, and an additional floor as well as building a detached double garage with a wine cellar, workshop and accommodation over within the grounds.

The property is one of just six individual houses built on the former orchard to Croft Hall and a number of the fruit trees still remain.
The gardens extend to approximately 1/3rd of an acre and continue down to the banks of the River Tees, although this is a good distance below the main house and grounds.

The existing accommodation is very versatile and can be used as either 4 or 5 bedrooms or a 3 or 4 reception rooms. The current layout is shown on the floor plan attached. The planning permission shows the ground floor accommodation comprising of a central entrance porch and hall, sitting room, dining room, sunroom, kitchen, music and hobbies room and a ground floor bathroom and utility room.
To the first floor there are five bedrooms and four bathrooms with the principal bedroom enjoying a balcony overlooking the river.
To the second floor it shows a stunning steel and glazed ‘Penthouse’ arrangement overlooking the river. Architectural details throughout include subtle corbeling, beautiful arched windows and doors, Juliette and full balconies and an Inglenook fireplace.

OUTSIDE
The property is approached down a shared private road which leads to the private parking and turning area where there is a garage. The gardens extend to approximately a third of an
acre and are mainly laid to lawn with mature hedges and enjoy considerable privacy. There are steps leading down to the river from the higher level.

LOCATION
The property is located on a prestigious private road in this popular and convenient village which lies on the southern banks of the River Tees. There are both primary and secondary schools available nearby. In Croft and the adjoining villages there are some excellent pubs, restaurants and the 5-star Rockcliffe Hall.
The nearby towns of Richmond, Northallerton and Darlington each provide an excellent range of everyday amenities including access to the East Coast main line providing regular services to both London Kings Cross and Edinburgh, and there are local bus services. The A1(M) is accessed at Scotch Corner which is approximately 6 miles away and provides good access to the commercial north and south. To the east the A19 connects to the Teesside commercial centres and coast.

PROPERTY INFORMATION
Services: The property is connected to mains gas, electric, water and drainage. The property has the benefit of gas fired central heating.
Local Authority: North Yorkshire Council
T: 01423 500600
Council Tax: Band G
Tenure: Freehold

Key facts

• EPC rating: D (score 57; potential rating B).
• Outside: garden.