4 Bed Detached House For Sale

This exceptional and truly unique four-bedroom detached family home was originally constructed in 1853 to serve the Middlesbrough to Guisborough railway line. Blending a contemporary interior with an elegant period façade, the property offers impressive character, charm and spacious accommodation throughout.

The ground floor features a welcoming entrance hall, a striking reception room with high ceilings, parquet flooring and a multi-fuel burning stove, and a bespoke contemporary kitchen with integrated appliances, an island with breakfast bar, vaulted ceilings and direct access to the stunning family garden. Additional ground-floor highlights include a beautifully appointed dining room with an open fireplace and original hardwood flooring, a practical boot room, and a spacious double bedroom with hidden under-floor storage.

The first floor offers three further charming double bedrooms along with a modern and stylish family bathroom.

External Features

The property benefits from a private graveled driveway providing ample off-street parking for multiple vehicles, a further leased parking space outside the gates, and a substantial 150 ft private garden complete with a secure shed—ideal for family use and outdoor enjoyment.

History

Station House was originally built in 1853 as the Station Master’s home.

Nunthorpe has a rich history dating back to The Doomsday Book. The name originated from “Thorpe”, an area occupied in the mid-12th century by a group of Cistercian nuns who later moved to Baysdale, giving rise to the name Nunthorpe. Today, the area is known for its attractive tree-lined streets, excellent schools, local amenities such as a post office and pharmacy, and a range of popular sports clubs.

Situation and Location

Nunthorpe is served by both Gypsy Lane and Nunthorpe railway stations on the Esk Valley Line, providing easy connections between Middlesbrough and Whitby. The area also benefits from convenient bus routes to Middlesbrough and Guisborough and is well located near major roads including the A174 and A19.

Approximate distances:

• Middlesbrough – 5.4 miles

• Darlington – 21 miles

• Stokesley – 4.8 miles

• Saltburn – 10.8 miles

• Durham Tees Valley Airport – 16.3 miles

Nearby mainline railway stations—Northallerton, Middlesbrough and Darlington—offer regular fast services to London Kings Cross.