7 bed detached house for sale

Finkle Street, Malham, Skipton, North Yorkshire BD23

**Auction End Time: 2nd July at 13:00pm **
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A seven bedroomed detached property sat in the historic village of Malham central to all of the amenities and easy access to Malham Cove. Offering good sized accommodation and in need of updating throughout.

Historic Character Property with Annex in Malham.
Rare opportunity to restore or reimagine a historic guest house and café in one of
the most iconic Dales villages.
This wonderful atmospheric home lies in the heart of Malham, offering the perfect combination of
original character, generous space, and long-term potential. With a self-contained two-bedroom
annex, five further bedrooms in the main house, and a ground floor layout designed to accommodate
guests, extended family, or holidaymakers, this is a property bursting with opportunity.
Once a much-loved café and guest house, it offers the chance to re-establish a lifestyle business or simply enjoy as a spacious family home with the built-in flexibility of a holiday let or long term tenant.
Beautiful original features throughout, fireplaces, flagstone floors, exposed beams, stone walls, and
two wood-burning stoves root the property firmly in its rural heritage, while its central position
means everything in the village is a short stroll away.
A Home Full of Character.
The house opens into a welcoming sitting room with a bay window, tiled floor, and wood-burning
stove beneath heavy ceiling beams. A stone corridor provides access to both front and rear
entrances, connecting the home’s living spaces in a traditional layout with generous proportions.
The main dining room is warm and inviting, featuring a stone fireplace with a second woodburning stove, exposed beams, and a deep side window with seat. An open hatch links this space to the kitchen-diner, enhancing light and flow between rooms. A rear door provides access to the outdoor patio, while the stone staircase here leads to the first floor.
The inviting kitchen/diner offers a sociable and functional space, complete with fitted units, a ceramic sink, integrated dishwasher, and space for a range cooker. A window seat looks out onto the private rear patio. Just off the kitchen lies a utility room, with skylight and boiler housing and beyond this, a thoughtfully placed shower room with its own external door, perfect for muddy dogs, wet boots, and outdoor gear after long hikes or horse rides in the Dales.
Upstairs Accommodation.
The first floor includes three guest bedrooms, all with en suite shower facilities, a welcome feature
from the property’s guest house days. The generous main bedroom, which can easily be divided, has access to a well-appointed family bathroom with bath/shower and vanity unit, opposite a separate WC.
The principal bedroom enjoys a dual-aspect view over Malham and the surrounding hills, bringing
in light and landscape alike.
A Versatile Self-Contained Annex
Attached to the side of the house, the annex has its own private entrance and comprises two ground floor bedrooms, with an internal staircase that leads up into the main house’s kitchen-diner. This connection allows the annex to be used flexibly, as an independent guest wing, granny flat, home office, or holiday let, depending on your needs. The annex also offers the opportunity to be used as a functioning property whilst works could be done on the larger part of the house.
A Village Location with Everything on the Doorstep.
Malham is one of the Yorkshire Dales’ most visited and beloved villages — and for good reason.
Surrounded by dramatic limestone scenery and criss-crossed with footpaths, bridleways, and
cycling routes, it offers easy access to natural landmarks such as Malham Cove, Gordale Scar, and Janet’s Foss. At the same time, it remains a peaceful and welcoming community, with a year round visitor footfall, and a reputation for warmth and hospitality.
From this central position, you’re just a short walk from the local pub, tearooms, and village green,
yet tucked away enough to enjoy peace and privacy.
A Rare Opportunity
Whether you're looking to re-establish a successful hospitality business, create a stunning family residence with income potential, or simply live in a beautiful, historic home full of warmth and character, this property is rich with possibility. Restore to your own taste without the need for rewiring or plumbing, the fundamentals are all there to work with.
Key highlights include:
• Former guest house and café with strong local and tourist reputation
• Potential Five bedrooms in the main house, three with en-suites
• Two-bedroom annex with private exterior entrance as well as internal access.
• Original features: Exposed beams, stone fireplaces and floors
• Two wood-burning stoves
• Outdoor-accessible shower room — perfect for hikers, riders, or dog lovers
• Private rear patio and central position in Malham village
• Superb base for holiday letting, multi-generational living, or lifestyle change

• North Yorkshire Council
• Council Tax Band F

Tenure, Services & Parking
• Freehold
• Electricity, water and drainage is on site. Domestic heating is from an oil fired boiler
• Parking is on site
• The property is located in the Yorkshire Dales National Park

Internet & Mobile Coverage
The Ofcom website shows internet available from at least 1 provider. Outdoor mobile coverage (excl 5G) likely from at least 1 of the UK’s 4 main providers. Results are predictions not a guarantee & may differ subject to circumstances, exact location & network outages
Flooding
Check for flooding in England - indicate the long term flood risks for this property are: - Surface Water - Very low; Rivers & the Sea - Very low; Groundwater - Flooding from groundwater is unlikely in this area; Reservoir - Flooding from reservoirs is unlikely in this area.

Malham is unquestionably one of the "jewels in the crown" of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, a small unspoilt and picturesque village set amidst dramatic limestone landscape features, the most dominant of which is the Cove. The village is naturally a haven for those who enjoy the countryside and wish to take advantage of the many varied walks that are available. It is also a very appealing environment for the residents, a choice of cafés and public houses with restaurant facilities. There is also a well-regarded primary school at nearby Kirkby Malham. Malhamdale is in the catchment area of the highly regarded grammar schools in Skipton and there is also a comprehensive school in nearby Settle. The market towns of Settle and Skipton are within some seven and eleven miles respectively and offer a wide range of amenities. The railway station at Skipton has services to Leeds, Bradford and London.

From Skipton, proceed along the A65 in a westerly direction into Gargrave village (approximately four miles). Just after entering the village, take a right hand turn onto Eshton Road and follow this road through Airton, Kirkby Malham and into Malham. Proceed past the National Park Centre and church, turn right over the bridge and take a left turn immediately after the Lister Arms Pub. The property is located directly opposite.