£79,950
1 bed flat for saleRyebeck Court, Eastgate, Pickering YO18
1 bed
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: B
Just added
Retirement
Chain free
Leasehold
About this property
One bedroom retirement apartment on the first floor
No onward chain
24 hour Careline & Camera door entry system
Homeowners communal lounge
Guest suite (additional charges apply)
Landscaped gardens
House Manager on-site
Lift to all floors
70 yards to bus stops
Within half a mile of Pickering's town centres shops and amenities
A spacious one bedroom apartment situated on the first floor of a McCARTHY stone Retirement Living development approx. 70 yards from a bus stop and within half A mile of pickering town centre.
Moving Made Easy
Moving is a huge step, but don’t let that hold you back. We have a range of services to help your move go smoothly, including:
• free Entitlements Advice to help you find out what benefits you may be entitled to that can assist with service charges or living costs.
• Part Exchange service to help you move without the hassle of having to sell your own home.
• Removal Services that can help you declutter and move you in to your new home.
• Conveyancing specialists who are experienced with sales and purchases of McCarthy Stone retirement properties.
For more information speak with our Property Consultant today.
Summary
Ryebeck Court was built by McCarthy & Stone purpose built for retirement living. The development consists of 41 one and two-bedroom retirement apartments for the over 60s. There is a House Manager on site and a 24-hour emergency call system provided via a personal pendant alarm and with call points in the bathroom.
The development includes a Homeowners' lounge and landscaped gardens. There is a guest suite for visitors who wish to stay (additional charges apply).
Local Area
Ryebeck Court is situated in Pickering, a traditional market town which has a good range of shops selling local produce as well as quality high street shops, supermarket and a regular monthly farmers market. The town has many historic attractions including the famous North York Moors Steam Railway. You can enjoy a wealth of things to do in this charming market town as well as visiting the many nearby attractions such as Castle Howard, Duncombe Park and some of the UK’s prettiest villages including Thornton Le Dale, Hutton Le Hole and Goathland which was the setting for the fictional village of Aidensfield in the hit TV series ‘Heatbeat’.
Entrance Hall
Front door with spy hole leads to the large entrance hall - the 24-hour emergency response pull cord system is situated in the hall. From the hallway there is a door to a walk-in storage cupboard/airing cupboard. Illuminated light switches, smoke detector, apartment security door entry system with intercom. Doors lead to the lounge, bedroom and shower room.
Lounge
A spacious dual aspect lounge enjoying an outlook towards the front elevation. The room offers ample space for both living and dining. A partially glazed door leads through to the separate kitchen.
Kitchen
A modern fully fitted kitchen with a range of low and eye level units and drawers with a roll top work surface. The stainless steel sink with mono block lever tap sits below the window. Built-in oven, ceramic hob with extractor hood and fitted integrated fridge and freezer.
Bedroom
A generously sized bedroom featuring a built-in mirrored wardrobe and ideal space for a dressing table. Enjoying an outlook over the front elevation.
Shower Room
Fully tiled and fitted with suite comprising of level access double shower. Low level WC, vanity unit with wash basin and mirror above. Shaving point, electric heater and extractor fan.
Service Charge
• Cleaning of communal windows
• Water rates for communal areas and apartments
• Electricity, heating, lighting and power to communal areas
• 24-hour emergency call system
• Upkeep of gardens and grounds
• Repairs and maintenance to the interior and exterior communal areas
• Contingency fund including internal and external redecoration of communal areas
• Buildings insurance
The service charge does not cover external costs such as your Council Tax, electricity or TV, to find out more about service charges please contact your Property Consultant or House Manager.
Service charge: £2,656.08 for the financial year ending 30th September 2026.
Parking (Permit Scheme) Subject To Availability
Parking is by allocated space subject to availability. The fee is usually £250 per annum, but may vary by development. Permits are available on a first come, first served basis. Please check with the House Manager on site for availability.
Lease Information
Lease: 125 years from 1st January 2015
Ground rent: £425 per annum
Ground rent review: 1st January 2030
It is a condition of purchase that all residents must meet the age requirements of 60 years.
Additional Information And Services
• Fibre Broadband available
• Mains water and electricity
• Electric room heating
• Mains drainage
Moving Made Easy
Moving is a huge step, but don’t let that hold you back. We have a range of services to help your move go smoothly, including:
• free Entitlements Advice to help you find out what benefits you may be entitled to that can assist with service charges or living costs.
• Part Exchange service to help you move without the hassle of having to sell your own home.
• Removal Services that can help you declutter and move you in to your new home.
• Conveyancing specialists who are experienced with sales and purchases of McCarthy Stone retirement properties.
For more information speak with our Property Consultant today.
Summary
Ryebeck Court was built by McCarthy & Stone purpose built for retirement living. The development consists of 41 one and two-bedroom retirement apartments for the over 60s. There is a House Manager on site and a 24-hour emergency call system provided via a personal pendant alarm and with call points in the bathroom.
The development includes a Homeowners' lounge and landscaped gardens. There is a guest suite for visitors who wish to stay (additional charges apply).
Local Area
Ryebeck Court is situated in Pickering, a traditional market town which has a good range of shops selling local produce as well as quality high street shops, supermarket and a regular monthly farmers market. The town has many historic attractions including the famous North York Moors Steam Railway. You can enjoy a wealth of things to do in this charming market town as well as visiting the many nearby attractions such as Castle Howard, Duncombe Park and some of the UK’s prettiest villages including Thornton Le Dale, Hutton Le Hole and Goathland which was the setting for the fictional village of Aidensfield in the hit TV series ‘Heatbeat’.
Entrance Hall
Front door with spy hole leads to the large entrance hall - the 24-hour emergency response pull cord system is situated in the hall. From the hallway there is a door to a walk-in storage cupboard/airing cupboard. Illuminated light switches, smoke detector, apartment security door entry system with intercom. Doors lead to the lounge, bedroom and shower room.
Lounge
A spacious dual aspect lounge enjoying an outlook towards the front elevation. The room offers ample space for both living and dining. A partially glazed door leads through to the separate kitchen.
Kitchen
A modern fully fitted kitchen with a range of low and eye level units and drawers with a roll top work surface. The stainless steel sink with mono block lever tap sits below the window. Built-in oven, ceramic hob with extractor hood and fitted integrated fridge and freezer.
Bedroom
A generously sized bedroom featuring a built-in mirrored wardrobe and ideal space for a dressing table. Enjoying an outlook over the front elevation.
Shower Room
Fully tiled and fitted with suite comprising of level access double shower. Low level WC, vanity unit with wash basin and mirror above. Shaving point, electric heater and extractor fan.
Service Charge
• Cleaning of communal windows
• Water rates for communal areas and apartments
• Electricity, heating, lighting and power to communal areas
• 24-hour emergency call system
• Upkeep of gardens and grounds
• Repairs and maintenance to the interior and exterior communal areas
• Contingency fund including internal and external redecoration of communal areas
• Buildings insurance
The service charge does not cover external costs such as your Council Tax, electricity or TV, to find out more about service charges please contact your Property Consultant or House Manager.
Service charge: £2,656.08 for the financial year ending 30th September 2026.
Parking (Permit Scheme) Subject To Availability
Parking is by allocated space subject to availability. The fee is usually £250 per annum, but may vary by development. Permits are available on a first come, first served basis. Please check with the House Manager on site for availability.
Lease Information
Lease: 125 years from 1st January 2015
Ground rent: £425 per annum
Ground rent review: 1st January 2030
It is a condition of purchase that all residents must meet the age requirements of 60 years.
Additional Information And Services
• Fibre Broadband available
• Mains water and electricity
• Electric room heating
• Mains drainage
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Tenure
Leasehold (115 years)
Service charge
£2,656 per year
Council tax band
B
Ground rent
£425
Ground rent date of next review
Ground rent review period
Every 15 years
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