This 17th-century village house, known as The Manor House, is a charming property with a rich history and abundant character. The house, which dates back to the 1650s, features many original period details, including a priest hole, fireplaces, and exposed beams and joists. The property has been sensitively renovated in recent years and offers a unique blend of traditional and modern features. The house has four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom suite with a shower room and separate wc, as well as a range of reception rooms, including a drawing room with a large wood-burning stove and a garden room with full-height glazing and French doors. The property also features a farmhouse kitchen with an oil-fired Aga and a separate utility/laundry room. The gardens and grounds, which total around 4 acres, include a lovely garden, an orchard, and a woodland area, as well as a shed, kennel, and open store. The property is located in the picturesque village of Oswaldkirk, which is surrounded by the Howardian Hills and the North York Moors National Park, and is within easy reach of nearby towns and cities, including Ampleforth, Helmsley, and York.