House For Sale £375,000
Open viewing event Saturday 8th October from 9am.
Viewings strictly by appointment only. Please contact us to arrange your appointment to view.
Wishart Estate Agents are delighted to offer to the open market this mid-terraced, period property, located in Holgate, within walking distance of the historic City of York. Boasting open plan living, three double bedrooms, one with en suite W/C and a spacious house bathroom. The Manhattan Natural Oak brushed and oiled floorboards and the muted green decor adds a calming air and are enhanced by some original features including corbles and a hand painted stain glass inset in one of the doors.
Behind the low brick wall with coping stones, a path and gravel bed have been laid alongside a well-stocked flower bed, which adds a splash of colour. A wrought iron gate and path lead to the painted front entrance door.
The property has retained many original features including plaster corbels and a hand painted, stain glass window in the vestibule door. The hallway is decorated in neutral and soft green tones with a dado rail between and a carpeted staircase leads to the first-floor accommodation.
Removing the internal wall between the lounge and dining room, has created a very social space ideal for entertaining family and friends. This wonderful room is flooded with light from a large bay window to the front and French doors to the rear. The colour scheme continues from the hallway, muted green walls, picture rail, engineered oak flooring and high ceiling all add to the ambiance. The main focal point is a traditional fireplace with decorative tiles set within the chimney breast which is thought to be original. There is plenty of space for a formal dining arrangement and other reception furniture and the modern vertical radiators demonstrate how traditional and modern can work well together. A cupboard beneath the stairs adds further storage space.
Stepping down, the kitchen is fitted with an array of pale timber coloured wall and floor units with contrasting work surfaces over. A composite sink with mixer tap sits beneath a window to the side elevation and integrated appliances include an electric double oven, a gas hob with splash back and a dishwasher. Space is also provided for a free-standing fridge-freezer and a washing machine and the tiled flooring is ideal in this high traffic area of the home.
The pretty courtyard benefits from a covered veranda above the French doors, is paved with Indian stone flags, gravel beds and raised flower beds. A patio seating area offers the option for al fresco dining and a brick shed, originally built as an air raid shelter, is ideal for bicycle storage. A door in the rear wall gives access into the alleyway.
The original oak banister leads up the stairs to the first-floor landing. A good-sized built-in cupboard situated just to the left the landing window, houses the Gas Fired central heating boiler.
Bedroom one is a large double with high ceilings, stripped pine flooring and a period cast iron fireplace. This bedroom also has a fitted wardrobe, a shelved cupboard and still offers plenty of space for free standing furniture. Two windows to the front elevation give a light and airy feel to the room.
Along the landing, bedroom two is set up as a child's bedroom and decorated with a themed feature wall. This double room is generous enough to accommodate a double bed and free-standing furniture and has a shelved cupboard in the alcove. A window facing the rear elevation overlooks the courtyard.
The larger than average house bathroom started life as a bedroom and comprises a white three-piece suite including: A bath with shower over and a glass screen, a large hand wash basin on a floating vanity unit, and WC. A frosted uPVC glazed window to the side of the property provides light and ventilation. White tiled walls and flooring complete the room.
Another flight of stairs with a small landing leads to the third bedroom. This room could also be used as the master bedroom; it has wonderful views of the famous Holgate windmill from the Velux window. With natural brick feature walls and extensive storage in the eves, this versatile space could lend itself to many uses and comes complete with an en-suite W/C with hand wash basin and frosted window. A window to the rear overlooks the courtyard.
Viewings strictly by appointment only. Please contact us to arrange your appointment to view.
Wishart Estate Agents are delighted to offer to the open market this mid-terraced, period property, located in Holgate, within walking distance of the historic City of York. Boasting open plan living, three double bedrooms, one with en suite W/C and a spacious house bathroom. The Manhattan Natural Oak brushed and oiled floorboards and the muted green decor adds a calming air and are enhanced by some original features including corbles and a hand painted stain glass inset in one of the doors.
Behind the low brick wall with coping stones, a path and gravel bed have been laid alongside a well-stocked flower bed, which adds a splash of colour. A wrought iron gate and path lead to the painted front entrance door.
The property has retained many original features including plaster corbels and a hand painted, stain glass window in the vestibule door. The hallway is decorated in neutral and soft green tones with a dado rail between and a carpeted staircase leads to the first-floor accommodation.
Removing the internal wall between the lounge and dining room, has created a very social space ideal for entertaining family and friends. This wonderful room is flooded with light from a large bay window to the front and French doors to the rear. The colour scheme continues from the hallway, muted green walls, picture rail, engineered oak flooring and high ceiling all add to the ambiance. The main focal point is a traditional fireplace with decorative tiles set within the chimney breast which is thought to be original. There is plenty of space for a formal dining arrangement and other reception furniture and the modern vertical radiators demonstrate how traditional and modern can work well together. A cupboard beneath the stairs adds further storage space.
Stepping down, the kitchen is fitted with an array of pale timber coloured wall and floor units with contrasting work surfaces over. A composite sink with mixer tap sits beneath a window to the side elevation and integrated appliances include an electric double oven, a gas hob with splash back and a dishwasher. Space is also provided for a free-standing fridge-freezer and a washing machine and the tiled flooring is ideal in this high traffic area of the home.
The pretty courtyard benefits from a covered veranda above the French doors, is paved with Indian stone flags, gravel beds and raised flower beds. A patio seating area offers the option for al fresco dining and a brick shed, originally built as an air raid shelter, is ideal for bicycle storage. A door in the rear wall gives access into the alleyway.
The original oak banister leads up the stairs to the first-floor landing. A good-sized built-in cupboard situated just to the left the landing window, houses the Gas Fired central heating boiler.
Bedroom one is a large double with high ceilings, stripped pine flooring and a period cast iron fireplace. This bedroom also has a fitted wardrobe, a shelved cupboard and still offers plenty of space for free standing furniture. Two windows to the front elevation give a light and airy feel to the room.
Along the landing, bedroom two is set up as a child's bedroom and decorated with a themed feature wall. This double room is generous enough to accommodate a double bed and free-standing furniture and has a shelved cupboard in the alcove. A window facing the rear elevation overlooks the courtyard.
The larger than average house bathroom started life as a bedroom and comprises a white three-piece suite including: A bath with shower over and a glass screen, a large hand wash basin on a floating vanity unit, and WC. A frosted uPVC glazed window to the side of the property provides light and ventilation. White tiled walls and flooring complete the room.
Another flight of stairs with a small landing leads to the third bedroom. This room could also be used as the master bedroom; it has wonderful views of the famous Holgate windmill from the Velux window. With natural brick feature walls and extensive storage in the eves, this versatile space could lend itself to many uses and comes complete with an en-suite W/C with hand wash basin and frosted window. A window to the rear overlooks the courtyard.
