Settle, BD24 0DZ

A beautifully converted stone barn dating from 2007, Tipperthwaite Lodge occupies an enviable rural position with sweeping views across the rolling North Yorkshire countryside. Built in traditional stone, the property blends period character with a light, contemporary interior, offering generous and flexible accommodation finished in a calm, understated style with quality fittings throughout. Extending to approximately 2,404 sq. ft, the accommodation is arranged over two floors and flows with real ease. On the ground floor, limestone flooring and underfloor heating run throughout, creating a warm and cohesive feel. The principal reception space is a striking sitting room, centred around a stone fireplace with log burner and enjoying a superb triple aspect, with full-height glazing and French doors opening directly onto the front garden. This connects naturally with the kitchen in a semi open-plan layout, fitted with bespoke Shaker-style oak cabinetry, granite work surfaces, a butler sink and a full range of integrated appliances. A formal dining room sits adjacent, generous in proportion and full of character, with exposed stonework, stone lintels and ample space for entertaining on a larger scale. From here the layout continues into a versatile family room, perfectly positioned to take in uninterrupted rural views through a full-height window, with a further study providing an ideal space for home working or quiet retreat. A well-proportioned utility room completes the ground floor. Upstairs, there are four double bedrooms, each presented in a clean, neutral style. The principal bedroom benefits from its own en suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a well-appointed family bathroom, complete with both bath and separate shower with rainfall head. The property is set along a peaceful country lane, surrounded by open farmland with far-reaching views towards the Yorkshire Dales. A driveway leads through a five-bar gate to a spacious parking area at the rear, providing ample space for several vehicles. The gardens are a real feature, enjoying a predominantly south-facing aspect and extending to around 150ft. A large circular lawn forms the centrepiece, framed by mature trees, hedgerows and stone wall boundaries, creating both privacy and a strong sense of place. To the front, a paved terrace offers an ideal setting for al fresco dining, with external electrics discreetly positioned within an alcove and potential for a hot tub installation if desired. The front garden is lawned with established planting and hedging, while a detached outbuilding in the rear courtyard provides useful additional storage. Freehold I Council Tax Band: F I EPC: D