House For Sale £330,000
Nestled in the heart of the ancient village (mentioned in the domesday book as brewell) of Braithwell, this prominent house overlooks the delightful village green. Arriving at the property you will see the impressive sweep of the brick set drive which easily accommodates 4 cars or multiple cars and a motor home. The road to the front also allows more parking for gatherings. The front garden has a well-established rose garden and bushes with a Yorkshire stone feature seat.
The versatile and imposing 3/4 bedroomed south facing home is raised and ensures privacy. On entering the hallway through the porch, you can appreciate the flow of this house. The hallway has a large storage room, under stairs storage and a cloakroom with toilet and built in hand basin. The hallway provides access to the kitchen diner and the formal sitting room. The ground floor benefits from solid oak flooring throughout.
To the right a door leads to the large dual aspect kitchen diner. Easily accommodating an 8-seater dining table. There is ample storage and worktop areas as well as an island with electricity supply. There is a Miele dishwasher and a Smeg 5 burner range with externally vented hood. There is space for a modern styled fridge freezer and a white Belfast sink unit in a large bay window.
This then leads to the warm and private snug with a recent addition of an Aga multifuel stove with a granite teardrop hearth. Very comfortable in winter and summer. A large family room with French doors out on to the large back patio area.
This leads into the formal sitting room with a Hunter double aspect multifuel stove. An authentic wooden Edwardian fireplace with granite insets and hearth is a great feature. The large bay windows give a great view of the village High Street and allow plenty of light into this captivating room. With the glass doors separating this room and the snug/family room, light pervades all through the lower floor. The study/bedroom 4 leads on from the sitting room. Ideal for home working, a bedroom and sitting room for a dependant relative or teenager. This area can be closed off from the rest of the house and has French windows allowing access to the back patio area. The multifuel stove warms both the study/bedroom 4 and the sitting room. Delightful in winter and handsome in the summer. Work from home in comfort.
Upstairs has been extensively reconfigured to give a flexible and useful layout for a new or well-established family. The main bedroom has been reconfigured to allow space for super king-size bed with a sumptuous en-suite/wet room with rainfall shower and a backlit/heated mirror with electric point and toilet with separate sink that saves water by using the grey water from washing hands to flush your toilet. Great money saving and environmental protection advantage (all toilets in the house have this feature).
The second bedroom has access from both the landing and has a lockable door into the main room to use as either, a second bedroom with lots of storage from the built in wardrobes or nursery/dressing room. There is space for a double bed and large windows allowing ample light, a repeated feature of this house. This room is currently used to create a main bedroom suite with dressing room and spare bedroom for guests or could be used as a nursery for growing families given its direct access to the main bedroom.
The third bedroom, to the rear, is a great size accommodating a king-size bed and storage for clothes.
From the landing there is access to the family bathroom with rainfall shower and a backlit/heated mirror with electric point and toilet with separate sink that saves water by using the grey water from washing hands to flush your toilet.
There are two loft spaces for great storage, one accessed from the landing and one above the study/bedroom 4.
Outside the gardens and patios sweep around the property allowing great privacy. Gatherings in the rear garden with its York stone paving, 6-seater hot tub (and all necessary certified electrics), large area for seating and substantial wooden bar. The garden patio area is very well lit and can be used from day to evening with the electrics in place to keep gatherings going even on dark nights.
A side garden to the left of the house gives all day sunshine and views of beautiful sunsets. With a large York stone terrace and plenty space for a lawned area. This garden is currently used a summer meadow style garden providing extensive habitat for nature laid to wildflower with a small, easy to manage wildlife pond.
The outside storage area to the right of the house, boasts two versatile storage areas that accommodate a large shed, a bike shed, a large keter store and a large log store/solid fuel store to keep the fires burning.
The property benefits from gas central heating currently using HIVE technology to make sure you are fully in control of your heating bills.
There is potential for solar power installation on both front facing roofs as they are south facing and could generate ample power.
Of note, the village of Braithwell has a church, parts of which are older than Westminster Hall, the village boasts a community pub and traditional pubs within a short distance. For local commutes Conisbrough station is 3.2 miles away, with connections to Sheffield and Doncaster. Doncaster station is less than 6 miles away providing a twice hourly high-speed service to London which takes 1hr 40mins. this together with other regular services grants access to most regions of the UK. There is great access to the M1/M18. For those that worry this is a rural retreat the property is well served by high-speed broadband – with full 900mb fibre broadband due to be available shortly - and by Uber, Uber eats and just eats available now. The local GP surgery is rated good by the CQC and is the heart of the village.
The perfect blend of rural and suburban with the facilities of a large city in easy reach. We highly recommend you view this well renovated, easy to live in home as soon as possible. An opportunity not to be missed.
The versatile and imposing 3/4 bedroomed south facing home is raised and ensures privacy. On entering the hallway through the porch, you can appreciate the flow of this house. The hallway has a large storage room, under stairs storage and a cloakroom with toilet and built in hand basin. The hallway provides access to the kitchen diner and the formal sitting room. The ground floor benefits from solid oak flooring throughout.
To the right a door leads to the large dual aspect kitchen diner. Easily accommodating an 8-seater dining table. There is ample storage and worktop areas as well as an island with electricity supply. There is a Miele dishwasher and a Smeg 5 burner range with externally vented hood. There is space for a modern styled fridge freezer and a white Belfast sink unit in a large bay window.
This then leads to the warm and private snug with a recent addition of an Aga multifuel stove with a granite teardrop hearth. Very comfortable in winter and summer. A large family room with French doors out on to the large back patio area.
This leads into the formal sitting room with a Hunter double aspect multifuel stove. An authentic wooden Edwardian fireplace with granite insets and hearth is a great feature. The large bay windows give a great view of the village High Street and allow plenty of light into this captivating room. With the glass doors separating this room and the snug/family room, light pervades all through the lower floor. The study/bedroom 4 leads on from the sitting room. Ideal for home working, a bedroom and sitting room for a dependant relative or teenager. This area can be closed off from the rest of the house and has French windows allowing access to the back patio area. The multifuel stove warms both the study/bedroom 4 and the sitting room. Delightful in winter and handsome in the summer. Work from home in comfort.
Upstairs has been extensively reconfigured to give a flexible and useful layout for a new or well-established family. The main bedroom has been reconfigured to allow space for super king-size bed with a sumptuous en-suite/wet room with rainfall shower and a backlit/heated mirror with electric point and toilet with separate sink that saves water by using the grey water from washing hands to flush your toilet. Great money saving and environmental protection advantage (all toilets in the house have this feature).
The second bedroom has access from both the landing and has a lockable door into the main room to use as either, a second bedroom with lots of storage from the built in wardrobes or nursery/dressing room. There is space for a double bed and large windows allowing ample light, a repeated feature of this house. This room is currently used to create a main bedroom suite with dressing room and spare bedroom for guests or could be used as a nursery for growing families given its direct access to the main bedroom.
The third bedroom, to the rear, is a great size accommodating a king-size bed and storage for clothes.
From the landing there is access to the family bathroom with rainfall shower and a backlit/heated mirror with electric point and toilet with separate sink that saves water by using the grey water from washing hands to flush your toilet.
There are two loft spaces for great storage, one accessed from the landing and one above the study/bedroom 4.
Outside the gardens and patios sweep around the property allowing great privacy. Gatherings in the rear garden with its York stone paving, 6-seater hot tub (and all necessary certified electrics), large area for seating and substantial wooden bar. The garden patio area is very well lit and can be used from day to evening with the electrics in place to keep gatherings going even on dark nights.
A side garden to the left of the house gives all day sunshine and views of beautiful sunsets. With a large York stone terrace and plenty space for a lawned area. This garden is currently used a summer meadow style garden providing extensive habitat for nature laid to wildflower with a small, easy to manage wildlife pond.
The outside storage area to the right of the house, boasts two versatile storage areas that accommodate a large shed, a bike shed, a large keter store and a large log store/solid fuel store to keep the fires burning.
The property benefits from gas central heating currently using HIVE technology to make sure you are fully in control of your heating bills.
There is potential for solar power installation on both front facing roofs as they are south facing and could generate ample power.
Of note, the village of Braithwell has a church, parts of which are older than Westminster Hall, the village boasts a community pub and traditional pubs within a short distance. For local commutes Conisbrough station is 3.2 miles away, with connections to Sheffield and Doncaster. Doncaster station is less than 6 miles away providing a twice hourly high-speed service to London which takes 1hr 40mins. this together with other regular services grants access to most regions of the UK. There is great access to the M1/M18. For those that worry this is a rural retreat the property is well served by high-speed broadband – with full 900mb fibre broadband due to be available shortly - and by Uber, Uber eats and just eats available now. The local GP surgery is rated good by the CQC and is the heart of the village.
The perfect blend of rural and suburban with the facilities of a large city in easy reach. We highly recommend you view this well renovated, easy to live in home as soon as possible. An opportunity not to be missed.
