A handsome period village house occupying a generous corner plot, with garaging.

Description

Hawthorn House is a delightful red brick property, originally built around 1880, the house boasts a wealth of original features set in wonderful gardens.

To the front of the property are two elegant reception rooms, the sitting room has a dual aspect with an open fireplace with the formal dining room adjacent also has an open fireplace with a marble surround and decorative tiling. There is a generous hallway leading to the family room with a multi fuel burner and views over the garden.

The kitchen breakfast room is a large space with an Aga and sizeable kitchen island with induction hob and extractor hood, there is a separate integrated Bosch oven. A door leads out on to the terrace patio and garden. Off the kitchen is a useful utility room that leads through to the generous office space, ideal for working from home. Additional rooms on the ground floor are a WC and an external boiler room that could be integrated into the main house.

Continuing to the first floor, you will find four bedrooms, most notably the good sized principal bedroom with built in wardrobes, cupboard space and a generous en suite shower. The house bathroom is a wet room with freestanding bath and separate shower.

Tucked behind a mature hedge on the corner of Church street and Kelfield Road, the property can be approached via a small gateway to the front door and a tarmaced driveway to the side of the house which leads to the garage. There is a wonderful garden, mainly laid to lawn with mature trees, hedging and a terrace.

Location

The village of Riccall has a thriving community and residents benefit from a mini-supermarket, an artisan cafe, doctors surgery, a primary school (Ofsted Good 2018), playground, sports facilities, the Regen Community Centre and two public houses.

Perfectly situated for commuters, being within easy reach of York town centre and the train station (9.5 miles). There is a regular bus service through the village, many walking routes and a direct cycle path ( Route 65) leads to York and Selby.

Nearby there is public access to Skipwith Common, a national nature reserve and special conservation area, consisting of wild heathland, woods and lakes.

Selby town centre is under five miles away and has a range of amenities, including supermarkets, local shops, pubs, restaurants, Selby Abbey, town hall and a leisure centre as well as a football and rugby club. There is a mainline rail station with regular direct services to London Kings Cross, Leeds, York and Hull.

Please note all distances and travel times are approximate

Square Footage: 2,685 sq ft



Additional Info

Selby District Council : Council Tax Band F