No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom terraced house
Terraced house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Features and description
- Characterful period cottage circa 1700
- Three bedrooms
- Two reception rooms
- Kitchen and utility room
- Rear cottage style garden
- Large double garage with first floor area
- Planning permission granted for garage conversion
- Self contained two storey conversion planning 21/00228/ful
- Off street parking for two cars
"The Old Post Office" is a characterful and very charming three bedroom double fronted period cottage, offering spacious accommodation with an abundance of period features throughout, with two reception rooms, fitted kitchen, utility porch, house bathroom, a delightful rear garden with direct access to what is currently a large double garage which has full planning permission for conversion in to a two storey self contained holiday property.
Comprising: Entrance hallway with unique wide stairs which access the first floor. The lovely large lounge has stripped wood flooring, original beams, exposed stone walls, Inglenook style fireplace and log burner. The kitchen runs along the back of the property and is fitted with wall and base units, with plenty of work top space. The dining room is to the front with exposed beams and plenty of space for a dining table. To the rear is a utility porch with plumbing for a washing machine, tiled floor and stable door. The bathroom has a large walk in shower, panelled bath, WC and wash hand basin with panelled walls.
To the first floor are three bedrooms, two double and one single. the main bedroom is a great size with one full wall of fitted wardrobes, wood flooring and dual aspect windows.
Externally there is parking to the front of the property for two cars. To the rear is an enclosed garden laid to lawn with paved sitting area, cobbled path, walled boundaries and planted borders. There is direct access to the side of the double garage as well as car access from the side. The double garage has full planning permission for conversion to a two storey dwelling ideal to be used as a self contained holiday let.This building also has roof fixed solar panels which provides electricity for the property. Planning application 21/00228/ful Harrogate borough council.
Grewelthorpe village has a great community hall with a village run cafe, church and primary school and is in catchment to Ripon Grammar school Just over a mile away is Kirkby Malzeard village which has a great selection of daily essentials. Positioned close to Ripon city only 8 miles away and Masham 4.5 miles. The A1/A168 is close by for those wishing to travel further afield.
Comprising: Entrance hallway with unique wide stairs which access the first floor. The lovely large lounge has stripped wood flooring, original beams, exposed stone walls, Inglenook style fireplace and log burner. The kitchen runs along the back of the property and is fitted with wall and base units, with plenty of work top space. The dining room is to the front with exposed beams and plenty of space for a dining table. To the rear is a utility porch with plumbing for a washing machine, tiled floor and stable door. The bathroom has a large walk in shower, panelled bath, WC and wash hand basin with panelled walls.
To the first floor are three bedrooms, two double and one single. the main bedroom is a great size with one full wall of fitted wardrobes, wood flooring and dual aspect windows.
Externally there is parking to the front of the property for two cars. To the rear is an enclosed garden laid to lawn with paved sitting area, cobbled path, walled boundaries and planted borders. There is direct access to the side of the double garage as well as car access from the side. The double garage has full planning permission for conversion to a two storey dwelling ideal to be used as a self contained holiday let.This building also has roof fixed solar panels which provides electricity for the property. Planning application 21/00228/ful Harrogate borough council.
Grewelthorpe village has a great community hall with a village run cafe, church and primary school and is in catchment to Ripon Grammar school Just over a mile away is Kirkby Malzeard village which has a great selection of daily essentials. Positioned close to Ripon city only 8 miles away and Masham 4.5 miles. The A1/A168 is close by for those wishing to travel further afield.
About this agent
Ripon is a great tourist destination because of its main feature, Ripon Cathedral, it also boasts a Racecourse, Thursday market and is a short distance away from Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Park both of which are World Heritage Sites. Amenities include a Cinema, Swimming pool, three museums and a variety of unique shops, grocery stores, cafes, public houses and eateries. Ripon also has a Grammar school which is a renowned, selective co-educational state school with boarding accommodation and there are several primary and secondary schools. The city has a wide range of properties which cover the whole spectrum from period to new builds, both large and small. This offers a variety of properties for people wishing to buy or rent. All Hunters staff are fully trained in sales and lettings and the recently opened office in Ripon is no exception. The staff have a wealth of knowledge of both areas of estate agency and are able to work with all budgets and a full range of customers and requirements, from first time flats, to riverside townhouses, exclusive village houses and period homes. Whether you are ready to make a move, sell up, or perhaps let your property, David and his team of knowledgeable and professional staff are here to help.