House For Sale £315,000
Beautifully restored is this 3 large bedroomed cottage, which lies in the heart of the historic and sought-after Village of Burghwallis. It is situated on a private road surrounded by similar properties in this Conservation Area; the road has recently been resurfaced. Only an inspection will reveal the accommodation on offer, which has been previously featured in The HomeBuilding and Renovation magazine and Period Living. The cottage also has a famous history of being the original stuffing factory for Paddington Bears and a former post office.
Upon entering the cottage through a pretty porch, is a large sitting room with an antique oak fireplace with log burner. The room boasts deep windowsills and a beamed ceiling, which compliments the ornately carved dado panels. The flooring is engineered oak and all of the original internal doors have been restored. The addition of two aluminium full glazed glass doors exit out on to the south-facing terrace. The terrace has herb beds, a log store and a restored stone wall, perfect for alfresco dining. The cottage hosts a large dining room with front facing window and oak flooring. The bespoke kitchen is beautifully fitted with a range of custom built fittings. The marbled worktops and Belfast sink with DeVol brass taps boast luxury in this cottage. The fitted units have been recently painted black in Farrow and Ball paint. Included are the integrated fridge, dishwasher and the Rangemaster cooker. The tiled flooring, with underfloor heating, spreads through into a large utility space and downstairs cloakroom with WC. Stairs to first floor lead to a wall revealed in stone and two rear facing windows with extensive field views. The large super-king master bedroom features a volted ceiling displaying the A frame beams and has its own luxury ensuite shower room. The master bathroom is the real showstopper! Beautifully equipped with a free-standing copperplated bath tub and vanity basin incorporated into a dresser.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: C
Upon entering the cottage through a pretty porch, is a large sitting room with an antique oak fireplace with log burner. The room boasts deep windowsills and a beamed ceiling, which compliments the ornately carved dado panels. The flooring is engineered oak and all of the original internal doors have been restored. The addition of two aluminium full glazed glass doors exit out on to the south-facing terrace. The terrace has herb beds, a log store and a restored stone wall, perfect for alfresco dining. The cottage hosts a large dining room with front facing window and oak flooring. The bespoke kitchen is beautifully fitted with a range of custom built fittings. The marbled worktops and Belfast sink with DeVol brass taps boast luxury in this cottage. The fitted units have been recently painted black in Farrow and Ball paint. Included are the integrated fridge, dishwasher and the Rangemaster cooker. The tiled flooring, with underfloor heating, spreads through into a large utility space and downstairs cloakroom with WC. Stairs to first floor lead to a wall revealed in stone and two rear facing windows with extensive field views. The large super-king master bedroom features a volted ceiling displaying the A frame beams and has its own luxury ensuite shower room. The master bathroom is the real showstopper! Beautifully equipped with a free-standing copperplated bath tub and vanity basin incorporated into a dresser.
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax: C
