An attractive and well presented family home set in a rural village with a south facing garden

Description

Rosedale is a beautifully presented family home, built in 1937 and extended and renovated by the current owners, who have created a modern home to a high specification offering generously proportioned, light and airy accommodation. The owners have re-wired, re-plumbed and added a two storey extension to the side and rear as well as adding a detached garage.

The ground floor accommodation consists of three generous reception rooms; a stunning kitchen/breakfast room which is a wonderful entertaining space with direct access, via French doors to the rear garden. The kitchen is equipped with a range of modern units, integrated appliances and a range cooker. In addition there is a large pantry adjoining the kitchen as well as a separate useful utility room.

Access to the substantial sitting room is via the kitchen and doors lead out to the front garden, there is a log burner and oak flooring. Leading off the hallway is the cosy family room with a large window and log burner. The dining room is opposite the kitchen and has a beautiful feature fireplace.

On the first floor, there are five superb bedrooms, of particular note is the principal bedroom suite which benefits from a well-appointed en suite bathroom. Bedroom three also enjoying en suite shower facilities, three further bedrooms and a family bathroom with separate walk-in shower.

To the front of the property there is ample parking leading to the garage which benefits from an electric car charging point. The enclosed gardens lie mainly to the front with an expansive lawn, mature hedging and shrubs. A white picket fence divides the rear garden where there is a large summerhouse and patio areas, ideal for entertaining. Beyond, is a an established vegetable garden with poly tunnel, ideal for buyers wishing to be more self sufficient.

Location

Wistow is a rural village with a church, chapel, primary school (Ofsted Good 2019), a fish shop, public house and a village hall with a range of clubs including a toddler group, brownies and guides, tennis club and fitness classes. Selby High School (Ofsted Good 2018) is about five miles distant. There are a number of independent schools such as Queen Margaret’s School for Girls in Escrick (about eight miles) and The Reed School, Drax (about 10 miles).

Cawood is just over two miles distant, the village has a primary school (Ofsted Good 2019) and a public house, The Castle Inn Restaurant and Pub.

Selby town centre (3 miles) has a range of amenities, including supermarkets, local shops, pubs, restaurants, Selby Abbey, town hall and 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.

York is only 13 miles away to the north, which is a hive of activity and an abundance of shopping facilities, restaurants, two theatres and York Racecourse. York railway station is located on the East Coast mainline and offers regular services to Edinburgh and London, with some journeys taking under two hours to London Kings Cross.

The city boasts excellent restaurants including the award winning The Star Inn the City by Andrew Pern and the Michelin-starred restaurant, Roots, by Tommy Banks. In addition, there is Skosh by Neil Bentinck which also boasts a Michelin-star, positioned on popular Micklegate.

Please not all distances and journey times are approximate.

Square Footage: 2,738 sq ft



Additional Info

Selby District Council, Band E