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Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
4036
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band G
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Features and description
Burnham House is an attractive period home offering versatile and characterful accommodation, complimented by spacious and well-tended grounds. Situated in the rural village of Sessay, it enjoys the beautiful surrounding countryside of the Howardian Hills and North Yorkshire Moors, whilst also benefiting from easy transport links and local amenities.
Set back from the quiet lane behind a lawned garden, the property is approached via a gated driveway providing plentiful parking alongside the double garage. The front door opens into an inviting hallway with original staircase and wooden flooring, with plenty of natural light flowing through. The property has been beautifully maintained and improved in recent years, including a newly fitted bespoke kitchen, new carpets and tasteful decor throughout. Original features have been retained, the kitchen featuring a stunning original range, and many rooms showcasing fireplaces.
There are 3 reception rooms; a living room with a wood burner and a dining room to the front of the house, both fronted by large bay windows, and a sitting room to the rear with doors opening onto the garden. Occupying the first floor, 4 bedrooms are served by 2 bathrooms, a second staircase leading to an ideal master or guest suite.
The beautifully landscaped gardens extend from the rear of the house and adjoin the fenced paddocks. Amounting to approximately 4 acres in all, there are a variety of mature trees and well stocked beds, fruit and vegetable planters and a natural pond with plentiful wildlife. There is also a lunge pen, and a separate lane to the side of the house gives vehicular access to the stable block and paddocks.
Sessay is approximately 20 miles north of York, about midway between the well served market towns of Easingwold and Thirsk, and a short distance from the A19 to York and the A168
which provides direct access to the A1(M). It has a particularly vibrant community which revolves around the village hall and sports field, incorporating cricket and bowls clubs. At the
opposite end of the village, and alongside St Cuthbert’s Church is a well-regarded Church of England primary school.
RESTRICTIVE COVENANT:
Please note the property is subject to a restrictive covenant preventing extensions.
Set back from the quiet lane behind a lawned garden, the property is approached via a gated driveway providing plentiful parking alongside the double garage. The front door opens into an inviting hallway with original staircase and wooden flooring, with plenty of natural light flowing through. The property has been beautifully maintained and improved in recent years, including a newly fitted bespoke kitchen, new carpets and tasteful decor throughout. Original features have been retained, the kitchen featuring a stunning original range, and many rooms showcasing fireplaces.
There are 3 reception rooms; a living room with a wood burner and a dining room to the front of the house, both fronted by large bay windows, and a sitting room to the rear with doors opening onto the garden. Occupying the first floor, 4 bedrooms are served by 2 bathrooms, a second staircase leading to an ideal master or guest suite.
The beautifully landscaped gardens extend from the rear of the house and adjoin the fenced paddocks. Amounting to approximately 4 acres in all, there are a variety of mature trees and well stocked beds, fruit and vegetable planters and a natural pond with plentiful wildlife. There is also a lunge pen, and a separate lane to the side of the house gives vehicular access to the stable block and paddocks.
Sessay is approximately 20 miles north of York, about midway between the well served market towns of Easingwold and Thirsk, and a short distance from the A19 to York and the A168
which provides direct access to the A1(M). It has a particularly vibrant community which revolves around the village hall and sports field, incorporating cricket and bowls clubs. At the
opposite end of the village, and alongside St Cuthbert’s Church is a well-regarded Church of England primary school.
RESTRICTIVE COVENANT:
Please note the property is subject to a restrictive covenant preventing extensions.
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