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Latest house prices for Crayke, York

Details of 138 sales available for this area

Date Price Address
18/03/2024 Details... £233,000 The Burrow, West Way, Crayke, York, YO61 4TE Details...
14/11/2022 Details... £1,185,000 Woodhouse Farm, , Crayke, York, YO61 4TH Details...
14/10/2022 Details... £1,180,000 The Barn, , Crayke, York, YO61 4TJ Details...
10/10/2022 Details... £280,000 Sparling House, Church Hill, Crayke, York, YO61 4TA Details...
10/10/2022 Details... £1,225,000 Low Stott Farm, , Crayke, York, YO61 4TH Details...
27/06/2022 Details... £210,000 The Burrow, West Way, Crayke, York, YO61 4TE Details...
21/06/2022 Details... £495,000 Chapel Garth, West Way, Crayke, York, YO61 4TE Details...
29/06/2021 Details... £842,000 The Oaks, , Crayke, York, YO61 4TQ Details...
18/06/2021 Details... £700,000 Danetree, Church Hill, Crayke, York, YO61 4TA Details...
14/06/2021 Details... £1,100,000 Daffy House, Daffy Lane, Crayke, York, YO61 4TH Details...
24/05/2021 Details... £440,000 The Withins, Jack Lane, Crayke, York, YO61 4UB Details...
09/04/2021 Details... £250,000 2 Haverwitts Cottages, Crayke, York, YO61 4TL Details...
17/02/2021 Details... £300,000 The Barn, , Crayke, York, YO61 4TJ Details...
03/02/2021 Details... £500,000 Churton Hall, West Way, Crayke, York, YO61 4TE Details...
03/02/2021 Details... £400,000 The Firs, Easingwold Road, Crayke, York, YO61 4TZ Details...
14/12/2020 Details... £420,000 2 Keepers Close, Crayke, York, YO61 4TY Details...
20/11/2020 Details... £306,000 Mosswood View, Brandsby Street, Crayke, York, YO61 4TB Details...
16/10/2020 Details... £312,000 Bluebell Cottage, Brandsby Street, Crayke, York, YO61 4TB Details...
18/09/2020 Details... £272,000 The Nook, Brandsby Street, Crayke, York, YO61 4TB Details...
10/03/2020 Details... £330,000 Springfield, Brandsby Street, Crayke, York, YO61 4TB Details...
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Crayke is a charming village located in North Yorkshire, in the vicinity of York. This peaceful and quaint locality enjoys splendid views of the surrounding countryside, sitting atop a gently rising hill. The village's origins can be traced back to the Vikings, who named it "Krek" - meaning "hill peak" - due to its elevated position. These days, Crayke boasts several historic attractions, including the 14th-century St Cuthbert's Church and the imposing ruins of Crayke Castle, which dates back to the 14th-16th centuries. The village also features a post office, primary school, traditional pub and restaurant. Surrounded by lush rolling hills and quaint country lanes, Crayke offers residents an idyllic rural lifestyle with excellent transport links for easy access to larger towns like York or Harrogate.