Rent 3 bedroom house in Borough of Wyre

Set in an elevated position in the picturesque countryside near Burnsall & Grassington, in The Yorkshire Dales National Park. This charming barn conversion offers a tranquil retreat with breathtaking views. Situated on the edge of a family farm, this property boasts a spacious layout, perfect for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle. Excellent local schools, pubs, restaurants and nearby Grassington has an abundance of independent shops, cafes, mini-markets, a fuel station and much more. The house features three generously sized double bedrooms, each with its own en-suite bathroom, providing comfort and privacy for all residents. The super-sized living-dining room exudes character with its wood panelling, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere for gatherings with family and friends. The breakfast-kitchen is a delightful space, complete with a pantry / laundry room for added convenience. Step outside to discover a large al fresco dining area, perfect for enjoying meals in the fresh air or hosting summer barbecues. Additional sitting areas offer plenty of space for relaxation, while parking for 4 to 6 vehicles ensures convenience for residents and guests. With easy access to Grassington just 5 minutes away and Skipton a short 20-minute drive, this property strikes the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and accessibility to amenities. The stunning views surrounding the property provide a constant reminder of the beauty of the countryside. Pets are considered in this idyllic setting, making it a welcoming home for all members of the family. Don't miss the opportunity to make this house your own and experience the best of country living in this charming abode. Water rates are included in the rent. A contribution towards Council Tax is payable at £185 per month Yorkshire Dales National Park Local Occupancy criteria You must meet at least one of the below to be able to rent this property. I) Existing residents of the National Park establishing a separate household, purchasing a property for the first time, downsizing to a more manageable home or requiring more space for a growing family; ii) A head of household who is or whose partner is in or is taking up full-time permanent employment or self employment, within the National Park (or in another part of a parish split by the National Park boundary). Where a person is employed in a business that operates in multiple locations, their employment activities should take place predominantly inside the National Park; iii) A household that has a child at a school within the National Park; iv) Householders currently living permanently in a dwelling which is either shared but not self contained, overcrowded, or is otherwise unsatisfactory by environmental health standards and which is within the National Park (or in another part of a parish split by the National Park boundary); v) Elderly or disabled persons requiring sheltered or otherwise more suitable accommodation who already live permanently within the National Park (or in another part of a parish split by the National Park boundary; vi) Persons having to leave tied accommodation within the National Park (or in another part of a parish split by the National Park boundary); vii) Former residents of the National Park (or of another part of a parish split by the National Park boundary) whose case is accepted in writing by the Authority as having a need to return to the National Park.