Listed for £650,000
February 26, 2026
Sold for £430,000
2015
Sold for £157,500
1998
Sold for £154,500
1998
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From the inner hall, a stone staircase descends to the cellar, which has a brick floor, light and power, retained coal chutes and full standing height - ideal for wine storage.
The elegant staircase with turned spindles rises to the first-floor landing, where there are two built-in cupboards and a dedicated laundry room. Three double bedrooms occupy this level, all enjoying far-reaching views, with Cod Beck visible from the front of the house.
Bedroom 1 comes with a well-appointed en suite bathroom with underfloor heating and including a walk-in shower, wash basin and wc. The Jack & Jill house bathroom features a freestanding roll-top clawfoot bath and a vanity unit with basin. Forming an en suite to Bedroom 3, it also serves the remaining 2 bedrooms.
A further staircase leads to the loft rooms, illuminated by both a window and skylights and with useful eaves storage. These rooms are currently used as a creative and craft space but offer excellent flexibility for alternative uses, including a fourth bedroom, subject to requirements.
Outside - A private no-through lane follows the curve of The Crescent and provides a single parking space directly associated with No. 4. Opposite, a gated entrance opens into the walled courtyard garden, where the rear door to the house is located. This delightful, private space has roses trained along the south-facing wall.
Further along the lane is a double garage with loft storage, owned by No. 4, with hardstanding in front providing parking for two additional vehicles. Attached to the garage is a garden shed, alongside a small garden area currently used as a vegetable patch.
On the front elevation of the house, the traditional panelled front door opens onto a small west-facing area of lawn, slightly elevated above the communal gardens that form the centrepiece of The Crescent. These beautifully maintained gardens are shared by the ten houses and accessed via secure timber gates. They feature an oval central lawn, gravelled carriage driveway and paths, established beds and borders, and mature perimeter trees including sycamore, lime, copper beech and elm.
A residents’ committee oversees the management of the communal areas. The current charge is £35 per calendar month, which includes the full upkeep of the gardens, including grass cutting.
A private pedestrian gate provides convenient access to Ingramgate, offering a direct route to the Market Place.
Environs - Railway station ½ mile, A1(M) 7 miles, Ripon 12 miles, York 23 miles
Thirsk is a charming market town that straddles the Moors and Dales. It is steeped in history and known for its traditional cobbled market square, which has been the heart of the town since medieval times. Its range of amenities - with independent shops, cafes, restaurants and pubs – include several primary schools and Thirsk School, rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Private schools such as Cundall Manor and Queen Mary’s lie within ten miles with Ampleforth College and Queen Ethelburga’s also within easy reach.
Thirsk is exceptionally well-connected by both road and rail, being located just off the A19 and close to the A1(M), providing direct links to major cities such as York, which is about 23 miles to the south, and Newcastle to the north. Thirsk railway station lies on the East Coast Main Line, offering regular services to London, Edinburgh, York, Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle and beyond.
Important Information - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating:
Council Tax Band: F
Services & Systems: All mains services. Gas central heating (combi boiler)
Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.
Local Authority: North Yorkshire Council Conservation Area
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Directions: Heading towards the Market Square via Ingramgate, pull up on the upper lane and park. The private lane to The Crescent is on the right hand side as identified by a sign on the house wall.
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Photographs, property spec and property highlights video: February 2026
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