House For Sale £360,000
Hope & Braim are delighted to present 78 High Street in Hinderwell to the market.
This charming period cottage is beautifully presented and has the amenity of off-street parking along with a private terrace to the rear that enjoys stunning views across open fields. It is conveniently located at the centre of the village with its services including a Butchers and local pubs and is only a few miles from the coast. Behind its attractive stone façade is a surprisingly spacious home with elegant interiors that are in excellent decorative order and benefit from having gas central heating and double-glazing throughout. Downstairs there are two reception rooms comprising a lounge with a log burning stove that provides additional warmth and a focal feature and there is a dining room at the back of the house. The kitchen has shaker style cabinets with solid Oak worktops and a ceramic Belfast sink which blends perfectly with the period features of this home. A rear boot room leads out to the stone-flagged terrace that borders open fields and enjoys a Southerly aspect. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, one having its own en-suite shower room, a single bedroom, a family bathroom, and a separate WC, all off the first-floor landing. On the top floor within the roof space there is a decorated and carpeted room with Velux windows and additional eaves storage. This spacious three bed period home would make a fine family home or potentially a holiday home with the North York Moors and coast on its doorstep.
This charming period cottage is beautifully presented and has the amenity of off-street parking along with a private terrace to the rear that enjoys stunning views across open fields. It is conveniently located at the centre of the village with its services including a Butchers and local pubs and is only a few miles from the coast. Behind its attractive stone façade is a surprisingly spacious home with elegant interiors that are in excellent decorative order and benefit from having gas central heating and double-glazing throughout. Downstairs there are two reception rooms comprising a lounge with a log burning stove that provides additional warmth and a focal feature and there is a dining room at the back of the house. The kitchen has shaker style cabinets with solid Oak worktops and a ceramic Belfast sink which blends perfectly with the period features of this home. A rear boot room leads out to the stone-flagged terrace that borders open fields and enjoys a Southerly aspect. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, one having its own en-suite shower room, a single bedroom, a family bathroom, and a separate WC, all off the first-floor landing. On the top floor within the roof space there is a decorated and carpeted room with Velux windows and additional eaves storage. This spacious three bed period home would make a fine family home or potentially a holiday home with the North York Moors and coast on its doorstep.
