House For Sale £695,000
Stunning 1850's character property - substantial extension added to the rear providing versatille contemporary family accommodation - three reception rooms - five bedrooms - sought after village location - mature rear gardens with spectacular views over the yorkshire wolds
Overview
Dating back to 1850 Arundel House is a truly unique property situated within this highly sought after village, and used to be the village shop and post office with many of the original features and characteristics still evident today. Unassuming from first sight, this is most certainly a house of two halves and would be sure to appeal to those looking for multi-generational living or a discerning buyer looking to combine everyday living with a business opportunity such as holiday let.
Located in the heart of the village which offers a popular local pub and tea rooms, with stunning walks forming part of the Wolds Way and the beautiful Millington Woods nearby. The market town of Pocklington lies 4 miles away and offers a wider choice of amenities including supermarkets, leisure centre, doctors surgery with pharmacy, arts centre & cinema, plus a good choice of primary & secondary schools.
The extremely well appointed double fronted dwelling has a door to the front aspect opening into the entrance hall which has stairs to the first floor landing and doors off to the lounge with multifuel burner; dining room, and kitchen. The dining room is also situated to the front of the house with a further door leading into the L shaped kitchen with a traditional bespoke fitted kitchen comprising of base units plus fitted shelving and plate rack, with integral appliances to include Nordica wood burning range oven, dishwasher and stainless steel one a half bowl sink and space for a standard width cooker with extractor over. To one end of the kitchen is a dining area with double doors leading out onto the enclosed courtyard garden.
From the kitchen is a further door which leads to the extended part of the property which could be shut off from the front of the house to provide completely separate accommodation for multi generational family or independent living. This comprises a hallway with separate entrance door leading to a boot-room style area with Velux window, utility room housing a floor mounted boiler, downstairs shower room fitted with a white two piece suite and corner shower cubicle, integral double garage with individual electrically operated up & over doors, lighting & electrics, two double bedrooms and culminating with a spectacular open plan family room. The room has been tastefully completed with wooden beams to the ceiling, log burning stove and a full width floor to ceiling picture window which provides a spacious family room enjoying the most amazing views over the stunning Yorkshire Wolds Way and alternatively could become a work room, office or studio. To the first floor of the main house is a landing benefitting from storage cupboard and doors leading off to bedrooms one and two which are both doubles, and a smaller third bedroom currently utilised as a dressing room with sink fitted to one wall, and house bathroom fitted with a traditional white WC, hand basin and roll top bath.
Externally the magnificent rear gardens have been attentively maintained over the years and are stocked with mature fruit trees and plants with dedicated seating areas enjoying the peace and tranquillity of the stunning Yorkshire Wolds, with insulated summer house, range of sheds/store and green house.
The property also benefits from from oil fired central heating, double glazing and is well worthy of an early internal inspection.
Material Information
Tenure Type; Freehold
Council Tax Banding; E
EPC Rating; D
Overview
Dating back to 1850 Arundel House is a truly unique property situated within this highly sought after village, and used to be the village shop and post office with many of the original features and characteristics still evident today. Unassuming from first sight, this is most certainly a house of two halves and would be sure to appeal to those looking for multi-generational living or a discerning buyer looking to combine everyday living with a business opportunity such as holiday let.
Located in the heart of the village which offers a popular local pub and tea rooms, with stunning walks forming part of the Wolds Way and the beautiful Millington Woods nearby. The market town of Pocklington lies 4 miles away and offers a wider choice of amenities including supermarkets, leisure centre, doctors surgery with pharmacy, arts centre & cinema, plus a good choice of primary & secondary schools.
The extremely well appointed double fronted dwelling has a door to the front aspect opening into the entrance hall which has stairs to the first floor landing and doors off to the lounge with multifuel burner; dining room, and kitchen. The dining room is also situated to the front of the house with a further door leading into the L shaped kitchen with a traditional bespoke fitted kitchen comprising of base units plus fitted shelving and plate rack, with integral appliances to include Nordica wood burning range oven, dishwasher and stainless steel one a half bowl sink and space for a standard width cooker with extractor over. To one end of the kitchen is a dining area with double doors leading out onto the enclosed courtyard garden.
From the kitchen is a further door which leads to the extended part of the property which could be shut off from the front of the house to provide completely separate accommodation for multi generational family or independent living. This comprises a hallway with separate entrance door leading to a boot-room style area with Velux window, utility room housing a floor mounted boiler, downstairs shower room fitted with a white two piece suite and corner shower cubicle, integral double garage with individual electrically operated up & over doors, lighting & electrics, two double bedrooms and culminating with a spectacular open plan family room. The room has been tastefully completed with wooden beams to the ceiling, log burning stove and a full width floor to ceiling picture window which provides a spacious family room enjoying the most amazing views over the stunning Yorkshire Wolds Way and alternatively could become a work room, office or studio. To the first floor of the main house is a landing benefitting from storage cupboard and doors leading off to bedrooms one and two which are both doubles, and a smaller third bedroom currently utilised as a dressing room with sink fitted to one wall, and house bathroom fitted with a traditional white WC, hand basin and roll top bath.
Externally the magnificent rear gardens have been attentively maintained over the years and are stocked with mature fruit trees and plants with dedicated seating areas enjoying the peace and tranquillity of the stunning Yorkshire Wolds, with insulated summer house, range of sheds/store and green house.
The property also benefits from from oil fired central heating, double glazing and is well worthy of an early internal inspection.
Material Information
Tenure Type; Freehold
Council Tax Banding; E
EPC Rating; D
