House For Sale £375,000
Hope & Braim are delighted to present 7 Elm Grove in Robin Hoods Bay to the market.
This Edwardian Terrace lies at the top of the village and comes with the amenity of a private garden and a garage, which is rare for these period properties and makes them suitable for permanent residence. The terrace was built at the turn of the century along the former Whitby to Scarborough Railway Line with the Line becoming allotment plots attached to these homes. The houses are built from Grosmont Brick under Pan-Tiled Roofs and have period features within, including original fireplaces and high ceilings. Downstairs there are two reception rooms comprising a lounge with a marble fireplace and large bay window to the south elevation at the front of the house and a dining room with an original cast iron Yorkshire Range. An opening off the dining room leads to the galley kitchen that has high-gloss cabinets with integrated appliances, plus there is a pantry cupboard off the dining room. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor with a third bedroom that has a dormer window that enjoys views over the Bay, plus it has an en-suite shower room. Behind the house is a garage and a driveway that offers parking for two vehicles, whilst to the front there is a enclosed cottage garden with a south-facing patio and is linked to the separate allotment plot on the other side of the “tracks”.
This Edwardian Terrace lies at the top of the village and comes with the amenity of a private garden and a garage, which is rare for these period properties and makes them suitable for permanent residence. The terrace was built at the turn of the century along the former Whitby to Scarborough Railway Line with the Line becoming allotment plots attached to these homes. The houses are built from Grosmont Brick under Pan-Tiled Roofs and have period features within, including original fireplaces and high ceilings. Downstairs there are two reception rooms comprising a lounge with a marble fireplace and large bay window to the south elevation at the front of the house and a dining room with an original cast iron Yorkshire Range. An opening off the dining room leads to the galley kitchen that has high-gloss cabinets with integrated appliances, plus there is a pantry cupboard off the dining room. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom on the first floor with a third bedroom that has a dormer window that enjoys views over the Bay, plus it has an en-suite shower room. Behind the house is a garage and a driveway that offers parking for two vehicles, whilst to the front there is a enclosed cottage garden with a south-facing patio and is linked to the separate allotment plot on the other side of the “tracks”.
