Newton House is a 18th-century country house with later additions, situated in a rural location in the North York Moors National Park. The property, which is a grade II listed building, features a slate roof, timber-framed windows, and stone walls. The house has a central hallway with a period staircase, and the accommodation includes a conservatory, drawing room, sitting room, dining room, office, kitchen, old kitchen, scullery, larder, snug living room, store, and pantry. There are seven bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a shower room on the first floor. The property also has a range of outdoor spaces, including a southwest-facing garden, a greenhouse, and a driveway with parking and turning area. The house is in need of refurbishment and has been sold with the benefit of a new driveway parking and turning area to be created to the east of the house.