An exceptionally spacious four-bedroom detached property offering over 2,300sq.ft of accommodation, set in extensive grounds of almost half an acre and occupying a lovely private position, within a scenic part of this sought-after village.

Finnoch is an attractively positioned detached bungalow, which is believed to date from 1977, and occupies a superb plot of approximately 0.44 acres with an attractive south facing aspect. The property, which has been individually designed as a one-off has a versatile range of exceptionally well-proportioned rooms which are flooded with light and with attractive views onto its gardens and grounds, which wrap around the property to all sides. In total the property provides over 2,300 square feet of accommodation, which although in need of some gentle updating, offers huge scope to create a comfortable and very sizeable home, which will hold to appeal to both families and retirees alike.

In brief the accommodation comprises vestibule, large entrance hall with fitted storage, a beautifully proportioned main sitting room with a dual aspect and open fire, dining room, breakfast kitchen with adjoining utility room an access into the rear porch and the double garage. There are four double bedrooms and a spacious house bathroom with separate WC. The master bedroom suite has a large dressing room and en-suite shower room. The property is fully double glazed throughout and has mains gas central heating.

Finnoch sits in a mature and well-established plot of approximately 0.44 acres. The gardens are one of its most significant features and include extensive lawn, well-stocked shrub borders, specimen trees, a greenhouse, and a variety of patio areas. A gravelled driveway provides ample room to park and leads around the rear of the bungalow to an attached double garage.

One of the main attractions of the property is the situation; being located in Sinnington, an especially picturesque and sought-after village positioned on the southern fringes of the North York Moors National Park. It lies equidistant between the market towns of Pickering and Kirkbymoorside, both some 4 miles away. The village is characterised by a broad village street and an expanse of village green, through which the River Seven meanders. It benefits from a primary school and a well-regarded country inn and restaurant. Further amenities can be found in the nearby towns. Finnoch is situated just off the main village street and set well back from the street with a sunny south facing aspect.