House For Sale £500,000
A fantastic opportunity to purchase this unique 18th Century Lodge situated within the curtilage of Grade II listed Moor Allerton Hall. It is conveniently located on Lidgett Lane and within a short walking distance of Chapel Allerton, Roundhay Park and Moortown Corner.
The Lodge has been remodelled to maximise natural light and modern open plan living. The original character features such as York-Greys stone roof tiles, cavetto eaves, high ceilings throughout, pine door sets and Yorkstone hearth have been retained and fully refurbished.
The following building elements have been replaced: loft insulation, render, double glazed sash windows, central heating, plumbing, electrics and lighting, insulated engineered oak floor, insulated plasterboards, plastering and decorations. The property now achieves an EPC rating of C.
The entrance hall is an impressive double height space with a six metre high feature window.
The open plan living, dining, kitchen space is divided by a free-standing chimney breast incorporating a double sided wood burning stove, which can be used to supplement the central heating.
The kitchen has floor to ceiling handless cupboards with integrated appliances and a large island unit with induction hob. Patio doors give access to the garden from both the kitchen and dining area.
The bespoke open staircase is constructed from oak and laminated glass and is illuminated by a 6m high slotted window.
A water closet is accessed from the entrance hall.
The luxury bathroom is fully tiled with Italian porcelain tiles and includes concealed mirrored cupboards, a free-standing bath and a walk-in shower.
The double aspect master bedroom includes a large panelled built-in wardrobe.
A shuttered glazed screen gives views of the entrance hall from the second bedroom.
The Lodge has a large garden and drive providing off street parking for several vehicles.
The garden has been completely re-landscaped and includes original stone walls and railings from the boundary to Moor Allerton Hall, as well as a new dry stone retaining wall, large blue slate patio, gravelled areas and block paving. The planting is now established and includes a mature privet hedge.
The external secure blockwork store is the equivalent size of a 1&1/2 car garage and it has been sympathetically clad with louvred timbers. It is suitable for conversion into a garage in the future should the occupiers so wish.
The Lodge has been remodelled to maximise natural light and modern open plan living. The original character features such as York-Greys stone roof tiles, cavetto eaves, high ceilings throughout, pine door sets and Yorkstone hearth have been retained and fully refurbished.
The following building elements have been replaced: loft insulation, render, double glazed sash windows, central heating, plumbing, electrics and lighting, insulated engineered oak floor, insulated plasterboards, plastering and decorations. The property now achieves an EPC rating of C.
The entrance hall is an impressive double height space with a six metre high feature window.
The open plan living, dining, kitchen space is divided by a free-standing chimney breast incorporating a double sided wood burning stove, which can be used to supplement the central heating.
The kitchen has floor to ceiling handless cupboards with integrated appliances and a large island unit with induction hob. Patio doors give access to the garden from both the kitchen and dining area.
The bespoke open staircase is constructed from oak and laminated glass and is illuminated by a 6m high slotted window.
A water closet is accessed from the entrance hall.
The luxury bathroom is fully tiled with Italian porcelain tiles and includes concealed mirrored cupboards, a free-standing bath and a walk-in shower.
The double aspect master bedroom includes a large panelled built-in wardrobe.
A shuttered glazed screen gives views of the entrance hall from the second bedroom.
The Lodge has a large garden and drive providing off street parking for several vehicles.
The garden has been completely re-landscaped and includes original stone walls and railings from the boundary to Moor Allerton Hall, as well as a new dry stone retaining wall, large blue slate patio, gravelled areas and block paving. The planting is now established and includes a mature privet hedge.
The external secure blockwork store is the equivalent size of a 1&1/2 car garage and it has been sympathetically clad with louvred timbers. It is suitable for conversion into a garage in the future should the occupiers so wish.
