Ings House
Station Road, Robin Hoods Bay, Whitby, YO22 4RA
Guide Price
£800,000
Guide Price
IN NEED OF FULL REFURBISHMNET AND MODERNISATION A SUBSTANTIAL DETACHED GRADE II LISTED RESIDENCE ALONG WITH COACH HOUSE AND LARGE GARDEN.
Whitby 5 miles, Scarborough 16 miles, York 48 miles (all distances are approx.)
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2
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7,556 sqft
Main House:
Entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, study, kitchen, breakfast room, pantry and wc.
6 Bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
2 attic room bedrooms
The Coach House:
A beautiful building that has been used for a variety of purposes and ideal for additional residential/work space.
Large garden facing south, along with ample private parking and garaging.
** OPEN TO VIEW SATURDAY 6TH AND 13TH JUNE 2PM TO 4PM **
Ings House is one the most prominent houses in the bay and sits in a generous south facing plot and offers a rare opportunity for someone to fully refurbished and renovate to create one of the finest homes on the coast. With over 7000 sq ft of space in the main house and an additional coach house the options are endless for its use and configuration of space. Listed Grade II Ings House has an abundance of character and is ready for the next owners to place their style and mark on the property.
Robin Hood's Bay is an idyllic fishing village dating back to the 16th Century and has a romantic picturesque appearance overhanging the sea. Designated in 1995 as an area of conservation for its architectural and historic interest, the village is infamous for its winding, steep cobbled pathways lined with colourful flowerpots and cottages clinging to ravine sides. Dominating the scene of Robin Hood's Bay is the coast itself, and the charming cascade of red pantile roofs, whitewashed stone-built cottages, and quaint porches.
Robin Hood's Bay boasts an abundance of cafes and fine eateries, including the delightful The Galley on the Quarterdeck, Tea, Toast and Post (Travellers Food Choice 2024) to the haute cuisine and panoramic views of The Victoria Hotel, which hosted the stage set for Daniel Day-Lewis' 'Phantom Thread' in 2015. Obviously not forgetting the ultimate seaside special, with the Bay's exceptional fish and chips.
There are a wonderful array of independent shops from Berties of Bay selling local ganseys, The Old Drapery, and the famous resident local artist John Henny. Treat yourself at Dollies Sweet Shop or a Beacom Farm scoop, from the ice cream van on the beach, or Browns Chocolates, explore the gifts at Jessica Hogarth, or perhaps discover the Yorkshire gins, beers, homeware, Vinyl, and bespoke upcycling service at The Higgledy Pig. One thing you won’t find in Robin Hoods Bay is an amusement arcade!
8
2
4
7,556 sqft
We are advised that the property has mains water, electric and drainage. The central heating is via a gas fired boiler.
North Yorkshire Council
www.northyorks.gov.uk
We are advised that the property is freehold.
Travelling down into the village on Station Road Ings house is on the right hands side almost opposite the village store.
Please contact Croft to arrange a viewing. 01904 238222.