House For Sale £275,000
A CHARMING PERIOD COTTAGE IN NEED OF MODERNISATION IN THE HEART OF THORNER.
This most charming period cottage is set within the centre of the pretty village of Thorner which has been a much loved family home for over 50 years.
Nestled within the heart of Thorner village, this most charming stone-built cottage is in need of modernisation however does retain much of the buildings original character and charm including the mantle in the living room which was sourced from the bell tower in the village church.
On approaching the property, the discerning purchaser is greeted via a courtyard which off offers off street parking with a stone outbuilding the rear access opens to a breakfast kitchen from there to a sitting room which provides for a warm and cosy setting. Progressing further into the property, this delightful home begins to provide a glimpse of the quality and space on offer. Further ground floor accommodation includes a front entrance hall.
Stairs from the entrance hallway provide access to the first-floor landing which provides access to all the first-floor accommodation. The two further well-proportioned bedrooms share the facilities of a house bathroom. On the landing you will also find a second flight of stairs which leads to the large loft room that can be used for many functions. Throughout the property you will find double glazing windows and gas central heating.
Outside the property has a well-stocked and established garden which is laid mainly to lawn and mature shrub and boarders with paved pathway which has a "right of access" from the neighbouring cottages.
Thorner remains one of the more sought-after villages in the north Leeds area being within 8 miles of Leeds City Centre, Leeds General Hospital and St James Hospital, Leeds Bradford Airport and the Grammar School. The village is blessed with delightful surrounding countryside with an array of bridle paths. The village itself with its notable wide main street offers a good range of amenities including two public houses, restaurant, village shop and post office, as well as bowling green, cricket ground, tennis club, village hall, church and junior school. The area is considered ideal for the commuter as easy access can be gained onto the A64, Leeds and to the A1 linking with the region's motorway network.
This most charming period cottage is set within the centre of the pretty village of Thorner which has been a much loved family home for over 50 years.
Nestled within the heart of Thorner village, this most charming stone-built cottage is in need of modernisation however does retain much of the buildings original character and charm including the mantle in the living room which was sourced from the bell tower in the village church.
On approaching the property, the discerning purchaser is greeted via a courtyard which off offers off street parking with a stone outbuilding the rear access opens to a breakfast kitchen from there to a sitting room which provides for a warm and cosy setting. Progressing further into the property, this delightful home begins to provide a glimpse of the quality and space on offer. Further ground floor accommodation includes a front entrance hall.
Stairs from the entrance hallway provide access to the first-floor landing which provides access to all the first-floor accommodation. The two further well-proportioned bedrooms share the facilities of a house bathroom. On the landing you will also find a second flight of stairs which leads to the large loft room that can be used for many functions. Throughout the property you will find double glazing windows and gas central heating.
Outside the property has a well-stocked and established garden which is laid mainly to lawn and mature shrub and boarders with paved pathway which has a "right of access" from the neighbouring cottages.
Thorner remains one of the more sought-after villages in the north Leeds area being within 8 miles of Leeds City Centre, Leeds General Hospital and St James Hospital, Leeds Bradford Airport and the Grammar School. The village is blessed with delightful surrounding countryside with an array of bridle paths. The village itself with its notable wide main street offers a good range of amenities including two public houses, restaurant, village shop and post office, as well as bowling green, cricket ground, tennis club, village hall, church and junior school. The area is considered ideal for the commuter as easy access can be gained onto the A64, Leeds and to the A1 linking with the region's motorway network.
