House For Sale £375,000
A double fronted historic family home which has been significantly extended, showcasing spacious internal accommodation within a sought after location.
8 Meadow Croft is a period property, historically forming part of the Londesborough Estate. Understood to have been built in approximately 1861s, this property has a wealth of history and characterful features with flowing and spacious internal accommodation. The property has been in the family for many generations and has been significantly extended, reconfigured and is a much loved family home.
The property welcomes you via a side entrance door into a sizable hall giving access to the ground floor and with a turned staircase leading to the first floor arrangement. Positioned to the front of the property are two well proportioned reception rooms, complemented by a double glazed window and original features. Each room has the potential to be used as a snug, home office or dining room.
The kitchen area is located to the rear of the property and forms part of the two storey extension completed by the present owners in 2008. The kitchen is an open plan style which seamlessly merges into an extended area which has previously been a play area for the children or dining room. There are French doors which lead onto the wooden decking and beyond.
The kitchen itself comprises a number of wall and base units to two sides incorporating a stainless steel sink unit and drainer along with a range of built in cooking and white goods appliances. There is an internal door which leads into the integral garage in addition to a separate storage cupboard. The ground floor arrangement is completed by further storage underneath the staircase and a cloakroom wc.
To the first floor, the property is further enhanced by four double bedrooms, all benefiting from a double glazed window and central heating radiator. Of particular note, the two bedrooms situated to the rear form part of the two storey extension and are therefore slightly larger, benefitting from views over the school fields to the rear. The house bathroom comprises of a traditional three piece suite with separate shower.
Externally, the property will be found along Meadow Croft in the centre of Brayton, deemed by many to be an incredibly popular part of the village. To the front, there is a hardstanding area providing off street parking for several motor vehicles along with access into the attached garage to the right elevation. A path runs alongside leading to the rear garden, which pleasantly overlooks the school fields. The garden is made up of an elevated raised decking area immediately from the house which leads down two steps to a lawned area. The garden faces directly south and is enclosed to all three sides.
The property represents an unparalleled opportunity to acquire this historic and extensive family home positioned centrally within the much sought after village location of Brayton. It is therefore, as the acting agents we strongly advise an early inspection. All viewings are strictly by appointment only.
All mains services are connected to the property.
EER- 63 (D)
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - North Yorkshire Council - Band D
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
8 Meadow Croft is a period property, historically forming part of the Londesborough Estate. Understood to have been built in approximately 1861s, this property has a wealth of history and characterful features with flowing and spacious internal accommodation. The property has been in the family for many generations and has been significantly extended, reconfigured and is a much loved family home.
The property welcomes you via a side entrance door into a sizable hall giving access to the ground floor and with a turned staircase leading to the first floor arrangement. Positioned to the front of the property are two well proportioned reception rooms, complemented by a double glazed window and original features. Each room has the potential to be used as a snug, home office or dining room.
The kitchen area is located to the rear of the property and forms part of the two storey extension completed by the present owners in 2008. The kitchen is an open plan style which seamlessly merges into an extended area which has previously been a play area for the children or dining room. There are French doors which lead onto the wooden decking and beyond.
The kitchen itself comprises a number of wall and base units to two sides incorporating a stainless steel sink unit and drainer along with a range of built in cooking and white goods appliances. There is an internal door which leads into the integral garage in addition to a separate storage cupboard. The ground floor arrangement is completed by further storage underneath the staircase and a cloakroom wc.
To the first floor, the property is further enhanced by four double bedrooms, all benefiting from a double glazed window and central heating radiator. Of particular note, the two bedrooms situated to the rear form part of the two storey extension and are therefore slightly larger, benefitting from views over the school fields to the rear. The house bathroom comprises of a traditional three piece suite with separate shower.
Externally, the property will be found along Meadow Croft in the centre of Brayton, deemed by many to be an incredibly popular part of the village. To the front, there is a hardstanding area providing off street parking for several motor vehicles along with access into the attached garage to the right elevation. A path runs alongside leading to the rear garden, which pleasantly overlooks the school fields. The garden is made up of an elevated raised decking area immediately from the house which leads down two steps to a lawned area. The garden faces directly south and is enclosed to all three sides.
The property represents an unparalleled opportunity to acquire this historic and extensive family home positioned centrally within the much sought after village location of Brayton. It is therefore, as the acting agents we strongly advise an early inspection. All viewings are strictly by appointment only.
All mains services are connected to the property.
EER- 63 (D)
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - North Yorkshire Council - Band D
Although these particulars are thought to be materially correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they do not form part of any contract.
