Mount Pleasant is a delightful period farmhouse, set within generous, private gardens and enjoying an elevated and prominent position within the village streetscape. Located in the picturesque and popular village of Borrowby, in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside. This beautiful village residence dates back to the mid 18th century, with later additions in the late 20th century. Its appealing façade showcases rendered elevations complemented by a clay pantile roof.

The internal accommodation is entered through a welcoming entrance hall, setting the tone for the rest of the home. From here, you are led into the delightful and inviting triple-aspect drawing room. This spacious area is flooded with natural light from three different directions, creating a light and comfortable atmosphere. The focal point of the room is a charming feature stone fireplace, with log burning stove, adding character and warmth to the space. This room serves as an ideal gathering spot for relaxation and entertaining guests. French doors offer a seamless transition to the sunken dining terrace, providing a convenient access to step outside and enjoy the outdoor space. This beautifully designed terrace is nestled at a lower level, creating a perfect space to enjoy outdoor entertaining and al fresco dining. The breakfast kitchen offers a comfortable and sociable atmosphere, complete with a range of fitted cabinetry, stainless steel sink, and an oil-fired AGA stove. Additionally, an electric cooker supplements the cooking options. Adjacent to the kitchen is a convenient utility room, featuring fitted base units and stainless-steel sink, along with ample space for both a washing machine and a tumble dryer. Further enhancing convenience is a walk-in pantry and a cloakroom.

In addition to the well-appointed kitchen, the dwelling boasts a separate dining room, offering versatile space that has been transformed into a snug. This inviting area provides an ideal setting for quiet meals, or simply unwinding after a long day. With its cosy atmosphere and charming ambiance, the dining room turned snug adds another dimension to the home's appeal.

The staircase leads to the first-floor bedroom accommodation, to the front of the property are two generously proportioned guest bedrooms, which are served by the house bathroom, with modern white sanitary ware. The charming inner landing leads to the beautifully presented principal bedroom, where an abundance of natural light pours in through the dual aspect windows. Thoughtfully crafted fitted furniture adorns the room, maximising storage options without compromising on style or functionality. Adding to the allure, the bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom with tongue and groove panelling and modern white sanitary ware.

The second floor unveils a spacious and adaptable area, offering endless possibilities for customisation. This versatile space presents the opportunity to create a fourth bedroom, providing ample accommodation for family members or guests. Alternatively, it lends itself to becoming a dedicated hobbies room, offering a sanctuary for creative pursuits and leisure activities. For those in need of a productive workspace, this area could seamlessly transform into a home office. Whatever your vision, the second floor offers excellent potential to tailor the space to suit your lifestyle and preferences.

GARDEN AND GROUNDS
The mature and well-maintained gardens and grounds harmonise beautifully with the residence, enhancing its appeal and creating a tranquil oasis. Extending to both the front and rear of the property, the gardens are predominantly laid to lawns interspersed with shrub and herbaceous borders. Approaching the property, you are greeted by a pedestrian gate, flanked by pathways lined with lavender, guiding you to the main entrance of Mount Pleasant. The gardens at the front of the property have been thoughtfully landscaped, featuring low natural hedging that adds character and charm. Flower beds and shrub borders add bursts of colour and texture, creating a vibrant and inviting atmosphere. A summer house has been designed and located to provide a lovely space to unwind and recharge. For vehicular access, the rear entrance of the property is accessed through secure electric gates, ensuring both convenience and privacy. Here, the gardens continue to impress, with well-manicured lawns framed by natural hedging. Specimen trees punctuate the landscape, offering shade and character to the surroundings.

LOCATION
Borrowby is a small, picturesque village situated in the heart of the North Yorkshire countryside. Village life is characterised by a strong sense of community spirit. Residents often come together for various events, gatherings, and activities, fostering a tight-knit and supportive community. The village enjoys stunning natural surroundings, with rolling hills, lush green fields, and charming country lanes. The tranquil atmosphere and beautiful landscapes make it an ideal place for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Like many villages in North Yorkshire, Borrowby exudes historic charm. The village hall offers full diary of weekly activities including pilates, yoga and art classes. The Wheatsheaf Inn serves as a popular community hub offering a cosy atmosphere, and a selection of beers and ales. Close to the village is Hillside Rural Activities Park which offers a variety of facilities including a full-sized football pitch, a cricket pitch and pavilion with changing facilities and three tennis courts with a clubhouse. A well-equipped children's play area and outdoor gym are also popular at the park.

The village is situated 4.5 miles north of the bustling market towns of Thirsk and 5.5 miles south of Northallerton, both offering an excellent range of supermarkets, shops, public houses, cafe´s, weekly markets. Sporting and leisure activities are plentiful, including a cricket club, tennis club, swimming pool, racecourse and golf course.

There is an excellent range of primary schools and a secondary schools within the area and a selection of independent schools including Queen Mary's, Cundall Manor, Ampleforth and Queen Ethelburga's in the surrounding area.

For the commuter there are excellent communication links via the A19, and A1(M) leading to the larger commercial centres of Leeds, Teesside, York and Harrogate, together with Durham and Tees Valley Airport and Leeds/Bradford Airport. National rail connections can be found at Thirsk and Northallerton stations offering the Trans Pennine Express to York, Leeds and Manchester and regular direct access to London King’s Cross.

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