House For Sale £325,000
If you're a creative type who has vision, flair and wants a brilliant project, then this is ideal.
Sitting at the front of a private 0.50 acre plot. 'Danby House' is an adorable former small holding, located in a prominent spot, looking straight up Trimdon Avenue and backing onto Marton Football Club playing fields on Hall Drive.
Originally home to the village of Acklam blacksmith, the house itself was built in 1878 but it's understood the adjoining stables, cart shed and blacksmiths forge (also included in the sale)predate this by around a century. As a result, Middlesbrough Council gave the site ‘locally listed' status due to its local importance, architectural and historical significance.
Original detailing remains on the outside of the symmetrical double fronted main house. Built from handmade red brick with stone dressings, the date ‘1878’ projects in the gable brick work below a bulls-eye vent opening and an elegant cast iron grill. There's still the original pitch-pine six-over-six sliding sash windows, the original blacksmiths brick hearth and original pitch pine interior doors with brass rising hinges.
More recently, plans have been approved to extend the rear of the main house, convert the stables/outbuildings into an additional dwelling and the blacksmiths forge into a double garage and home office/workshop. See Middlesbrough Council Planning Ref No: 20/0343/ful
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Staircase to the first floor.
Lounge (3.9m x 3.68m)
Connecting door into …………
Breakfast Room/Rear Sitting Room (2.6m x 3.23m)
8'6 x 10'7 (max) reducing to 6'3. Sliding door opens into walk-in storeroom with shelves and drawers.
Dining Room (4.47m x 3.68m)
Kitchen (2.74m x 1.35m)
Rear Hallway
Under stairs storage cupboard and three quarter glazed door into ………..
Rear Porch
Door onto the rear garden.
First Floor
Landing
'
Bedroom One (5m x 3.05m)
Original black cast iron open fire with painted stone surround.
Bedroom Two (3.9m x 3.05m)
Original black cast iron open fire with painted stone surround.
Bedroom Three (3.86m x 2.8m)
Bathroom
With an antique royal Doulton three-piece suite comprising cast iron bath with mixer spray attachment, low flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin.
Externally
Gardens & Parking
Double gates in between the main house and the stables open onto a private enclosed courtyard and could comfortable accommodate five or six large family cars. The main house sits at the front of a large 0.5 acre private plot and has a small private paved patio area directly outside the rear porch, outside toilet, coal store, additional storeroom and a wash house. The extensive garden plot has mature horse chestnut trees, willow, firs and leylandiis as well as perennial wild flowers and climbers.
Agents Ref:
Im/ls/MID200553/03092020
Book Your Viewing
Call us 9am – 9pm Monday to Friday, 9:30am – 5pm Saturday or Sunday 10am – 4pm
Sitting at the front of a private 0.50 acre plot. 'Danby House' is an adorable former small holding, located in a prominent spot, looking straight up Trimdon Avenue and backing onto Marton Football Club playing fields on Hall Drive.
Originally home to the village of Acklam blacksmith, the house itself was built in 1878 but it's understood the adjoining stables, cart shed and blacksmiths forge (also included in the sale)predate this by around a century. As a result, Middlesbrough Council gave the site ‘locally listed' status due to its local importance, architectural and historical significance.
Original detailing remains on the outside of the symmetrical double fronted main house. Built from handmade red brick with stone dressings, the date ‘1878’ projects in the gable brick work below a bulls-eye vent opening and an elegant cast iron grill. There's still the original pitch-pine six-over-six sliding sash windows, the original blacksmiths brick hearth and original pitch pine interior doors with brass rising hinges.
More recently, plans have been approved to extend the rear of the main house, convert the stables/outbuildings into an additional dwelling and the blacksmiths forge into a double garage and home office/workshop. See Middlesbrough Council Planning Ref No: 20/0343/ful
Ground Floor
Entrance Hall
Staircase to the first floor.
Lounge (3.9m x 3.68m)
Connecting door into …………
Breakfast Room/Rear Sitting Room (2.6m x 3.23m)
8'6 x 10'7 (max) reducing to 6'3. Sliding door opens into walk-in storeroom with shelves and drawers.
Dining Room (4.47m x 3.68m)
Kitchen (2.74m x 1.35m)
Rear Hallway
Under stairs storage cupboard and three quarter glazed door into ………..
Rear Porch
Door onto the rear garden.
First Floor
Landing
'
Bedroom One (5m x 3.05m)
Original black cast iron open fire with painted stone surround.
Bedroom Two (3.9m x 3.05m)
Original black cast iron open fire with painted stone surround.
Bedroom Three (3.86m x 2.8m)
Bathroom
With an antique royal Doulton three-piece suite comprising cast iron bath with mixer spray attachment, low flush WC and pedestal wash hand basin.
Externally
Gardens & Parking
Double gates in between the main house and the stables open onto a private enclosed courtyard and could comfortable accommodate five or six large family cars. The main house sits at the front of a large 0.5 acre private plot and has a small private paved patio area directly outside the rear porch, outside toilet, coal store, additional storeroom and a wash house. The extensive garden plot has mature horse chestnut trees, willow, firs and leylandiis as well as perennial wild flowers and climbers.
Agents Ref:
Im/ls/MID200553/03092020
Book Your Viewing
Call us 9am – 9pm Monday to Friday, 9:30am – 5pm Saturday or Sunday 10am – 4pm
