House For Sale £275,000
Railway Cottage is located on the outskirts of Murton village; one of only two properties. For those looking to add your stamp and improve this house is for you. With two first floor floor bedrooms and a large 14' first floor bathroom. There is an office downstairs plus dining kitchen and good sized lounge. There is a sweet rear and side garden but the added and unexpected bonus is the additional 'private garden' land which is situated a short walk away.
EPC Rating E
Council Tax Band TBC
Entrance - Door offers access into the entrance lobby.
Entrance Lobby - Door into the dining kitchen.
Dining Kitchen - 5.87m x 2.39m (19'3 x 7'10 ) - Fitted with a range of both low and high level units and coordinated work surfaces. Sink. Plumbing for washing machine. Space for low-level fridge and cooker. UPVC window. Boiler.
Space for dining table and chairs. Further UPVC window. Radiator.
Lounge - 4.70m x 3.63m (15'5 x 11'11) - With UPVC window. Radiator.
Inner Hall - With stairs ahead to the first floor. Rear door to the garden. Two under stairs cupboard.
Office - 2.08m x 1.88m (6'10 x 6'2) - With UPVC window. Radiator.
Landing - With UPVC window. Access into the two bedrooms and bathroom.
Bedroom One - 4.88m x 3.28m (16 x 10'9 ) - Two UPVC windows overlooking countryside. Two radiators.
Bedroom Two - 3.84m x 3.02m (12'7 x 9'11) - With UPVC window. Radiator. Fitted cupboard.
Outside - To the rear is a secluded small garden with lawned and gravelled areas, with gated access to the front
To the front there is a small driveway leading to the garage with up and over door.
Private Orchard - With private access via the adjacent old railway line, the small secluded orchard offers lots of potential, having been used in the past for vegetables, fruit and hens."
Additional Information - * Freehold
* EPC Rating E
* Council Tax Band C
* Property is empty
History: The two cottages were built by the Derwent Valley Light Railway for the people who operated the railyway crossings (1912-1979)
EPC Rating E
Council Tax Band TBC
Entrance - Door offers access into the entrance lobby.
Entrance Lobby - Door into the dining kitchen.
Dining Kitchen - 5.87m x 2.39m (19'3 x 7'10 ) - Fitted with a range of both low and high level units and coordinated work surfaces. Sink. Plumbing for washing machine. Space for low-level fridge and cooker. UPVC window. Boiler.
Space for dining table and chairs. Further UPVC window. Radiator.
Lounge - 4.70m x 3.63m (15'5 x 11'11) - With UPVC window. Radiator.
Inner Hall - With stairs ahead to the first floor. Rear door to the garden. Two under stairs cupboard.
Office - 2.08m x 1.88m (6'10 x 6'2) - With UPVC window. Radiator.
Landing - With UPVC window. Access into the two bedrooms and bathroom.
Bedroom One - 4.88m x 3.28m (16 x 10'9 ) - Two UPVC windows overlooking countryside. Two radiators.
Bedroom Two - 3.84m x 3.02m (12'7 x 9'11) - With UPVC window. Radiator. Fitted cupboard.
Outside - To the rear is a secluded small garden with lawned and gravelled areas, with gated access to the front
To the front there is a small driveway leading to the garage with up and over door.
Private Orchard - With private access via the adjacent old railway line, the small secluded orchard offers lots of potential, having been used in the past for vegetables, fruit and hens."
Additional Information - * Freehold
* EPC Rating E
* Council Tax Band C
* Property is empty
History: The two cottages were built by the Derwent Valley Light Railway for the people who operated the railyway crossings (1912-1979)
