Suttill House is a stunning stone-built period house in North Yorkshire, dating back to 1846. The property boasts a beautiful one-bedroom annex and shepherds hut, currently run as successful holiday lets, as well as a variety of stone-built outbuildings and a four-acre paddock. The main residence has been meticulously renovated to retain its charming period features while offering a well-designed layout with an open-plan kitchen-dining room, separate sitting room, and generous utility room. The property also features three bedrooms and a house bathroom, all with elevated views of the Nidderdale countryside. The annex has been converted into a fantastic holiday cottage with open-plan kitchen-dining room, bathroom, and mezzanine bedroom. The property is surrounded by a low-maintenance lawned garden with well-stocked borders, and the original garage has been converted into a home office or garden room. Situated in the picturesque hamlet of Stean, Suttill House offers a tranquil escape to the country, with nearby villages and towns offering a range of amenities and services.