Looking out towards Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon while the wider Vale of York sits Newlands farm, a cluster of four dwellings including the 2015 barn conversions of Warren and Holt Barn. A farm regarding the side of cultivation cutting to the heather moors of Kirkby Malzeard snuggled beneath the heights of Shortlick and Clints Hill towards the western. There is a panoramic and view that is uninterrupted pastures, tree-lined meadows and cornfields calling the Vale of York and beyond. The homes sit near Stock Beck, a tributary of the river Laver adjacent to woodland that is coniferous are reached by a lengthy, slim lane (or unclassified, solitary track road) which links to a private drive causing an open garden with devoted parking and turning areas. Warren Barn sits overlooking the committed paved and gravel parking areas and views out to your fields towards the Vale of York.Access is eitheralong an easyramp or four rock actions to an increasing, flagged patio at the front of this cottage. Entry is through big glass that is bi-fold to your spacious open plan lounge with dining area and kitchen area. The roof is lofted to the rafters exposing the roof beams and trusses with natural light spilling down from a skylight that is main. A fully tiled shower room with washbasin and lavatory, both with skylights to your part of this lounge at the front is a double bedroom with built in wardrobe and off the lounge to the rear. A spiral staircase rises through the lounge to a mezzanine room with double sleep and a skylight supplying a window to the night stars that is without any light pollution.Warren Barn is an extremely trendy and innovative barn transformation mixing the original and modern in elegant but harmony that is easy. Oak floors, doors and furniture, original rafters which can be exposed brickwork bathed in sun light encapsulated in a cosy and energy saving cottage. The barn sits amid a peaceful, rural environment close to start moorland as well as its numerous bridleways yet Kirkby Malzeard is 2 1/2miles away and Masham, Ripon as well as the Yorkshire Dales within effortless reach.Price 317 - 570MashamIn the past reaches associated with Pennines the river Ure twists and turns using the landscape that is undulating. The river happens to be therefore full and wide that bridging is difficult and web sites of crossings are route centres, around which crucial settlements being neighborhood established. One settlement that is such the tiny market town of Masham, a 'Gateway to The Dales'. A historical market town since 1393 with among the market locations where are largest into the north of England, now faced by trendy Georgian buildings which surround the central market cross.The once famed yearly sheep product sales, where over 80,000 head could be offered in just three days still continues to this day during September, albeit on a much smaller scale, as does among the North's biggest steam rallies in July. Now most well-known for the Theakston's and Black Sheep breweries, both owned by the Theakston family who first began brewing in 1827 and warmly welcome visitors to watch them ply their crafts and sample the benefits of these town that is labour.The is by the river and surrounding slopes and sits picturesquely with all the tall spire of Saint Mary's church noticeable from kilometers around. Pretty riverside walks with parkland and playing areas in the home, the stately that is nearby of Swinton Castle using its delicious restaurant, the fun-park at Lightwater Valley therefore the not too remote tourist attractions of Ripon, Harrogate and York offer satisfaction and excitement for several.