House For Sale £495,000
One of only three properties in 'The Stables' that comes with its own, mature garden that backs onto and, has a lovely open outlook over, Graves Park. Accessible from inside the courtyard, number 6 is a pretty town house that forms part of this historic, Grade Two listed building and offers accommodation over two floors. The property has retained much of its original charm and character and with the extension, off the large sitting room, a lovely range of accommodation to suit a broad range of buyer. This highly desirable and exclusive location is very much something of a hidden gem and blends an almost rural feel with the convenience of being close to local shops at Meadowhead and Woodseats.
Description - The stables stand 200 metres to the north east of the converted Norton Hall and are built of ashlars and coursed rubble with a hipped stone slate roof around a central courtyard. This gorgeous listed building was developed (alongside the hall) in the 1990s into high quality accommodation and number 6 is one of the few residences to benefit from its own, private and mature garden that actually backs onto Graves Park. The property is situated in the far right corner of the courtyard, as seen from the entrance, and offers accommodation over two floors. The property has been extended to the rear in the way of an additional, single storey, reception room that offers flexibility in the way it could be utilised, currently used as a snug. Original features include attractive beamed ceilings, exposed roof supports on the first floor and internal stone walls all combining to create a lovely, homely feel. This exclusive location is very much something of a hidden gem. Located behind the ancient St James's church in Norton, bordering the south eastern corner of Graves Park, close to the boating lake. This very desirable development is very much a one off and will appeal to a broad range of buyer wanting to take advantage of the feeling of peace and exclusivity that is found here. Local amenities can be found at the top of Meadowhead and include the thriving St James Retail Park where there is an M and S supermarket and a superb range of sporting facilities including a gym, swimming pool and an abundance of 4G football pitches.
Description - The stables stand 200 metres to the north east of the converted Norton Hall and are built of ashlars and coursed rubble with a hipped stone slate roof around a central courtyard. This gorgeous listed building was developed (alongside the hall) in the 1990s into high quality accommodation and number 6 is one of the few residences to benefit from its own, private and mature garden that actually backs onto Graves Park. The property is situated in the far right corner of the courtyard, as seen from the entrance, and offers accommodation over two floors. The property has been extended to the rear in the way of an additional, single storey, reception room that offers flexibility in the way it could be utilised, currently used as a snug. Original features include attractive beamed ceilings, exposed roof supports on the first floor and internal stone walls all combining to create a lovely, homely feel. This exclusive location is very much something of a hidden gem. Located behind the ancient St James's church in Norton, bordering the south eastern corner of Graves Park, close to the boating lake. This very desirable development is very much a one off and will appeal to a broad range of buyer wanting to take advantage of the feeling of peace and exclusivity that is found here. Local amenities can be found at the top of Meadowhead and include the thriving St James Retail Park where there is an M and S supermarket and a superb range of sporting facilities including a gym, swimming pool and an abundance of 4G football pitches.
