House For Sale £900,000
This beautiful detached family residence built circa 1850, and believed to have been owned by the Rowntree family, sits on the edge of the sought after village of Elvington, with fantastic open views to the rear. This generous family home boasts many original features and views of the nearby River Derwent. Arranged over three floors, the property provides over 3,000 sq ft of versatile living accommodation and has undergone a scheme of modernisation including the recent fitting of a superb kitchen.
The internal accommodation includes to the ground floor a large through sitting room with log burner and conservatory to the side, separate dining room with built-in cupboards and shelving, a study or snug with underfloor heating, large recently fitted breakfast kitchen and utility room with separate dog shower and downstairs cloakroom. To the first floor there are four double bedrooms plus a fifth bedroom/further study, as well as a house bathroom. The master bedroom benefits from en-suite bathroom and separate dressing room. The second floor offers the added bonus of a cinema and games room, plus a large walk-in attic store which could easily be converted to extra living accommodation.
The property sits within grounds stretching to approximately one acre with a kitchen garden to the east side of the driveway where there is parking for several vehicles, a double garage and tool shed. To the west side of the property is a secluded patio area bordering the stream with two bridges leading over the stream to the main lawned garden with mature tress adding privacy and coverage.
A truly stunning family home steeped in history, viewing is highly recommended.
Council Tax Band G
The internal accommodation includes to the ground floor a large through sitting room with log burner and conservatory to the side, separate dining room with built-in cupboards and shelving, a study or snug with underfloor heating, large recently fitted breakfast kitchen and utility room with separate dog shower and downstairs cloakroom. To the first floor there are four double bedrooms plus a fifth bedroom/further study, as well as a house bathroom. The master bedroom benefits from en-suite bathroom and separate dressing room. The second floor offers the added bonus of a cinema and games room, plus a large walk-in attic store which could easily be converted to extra living accommodation.
The property sits within grounds stretching to approximately one acre with a kitchen garden to the east side of the driveway where there is parking for several vehicles, a double garage and tool shed. To the west side of the property is a secluded patio area bordering the stream with two bridges leading over the stream to the main lawned garden with mature tress adding privacy and coverage.
A truly stunning family home steeped in history, viewing is highly recommended.
Council Tax Band G
