A charming period end of terrace property with origins believed to date back as far as the 1870's situated on Helperby's picturesque Main Street and featuring a sitting room, dining kitchen, cellar, rear porch and cloakroom/wc, 2 double bedrooms and a bathroom complemented by a delightful larger than average rear garden.

* SUBSTANTIAL TIMBER BUILT GARDEN STORE & BRICK BUILT OUTBUILDING *

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Inside - A reception hall with staircase leads off into a sitting room with sashed bay window and a dining kitchen featuring a tiled fireplace and a range of base and wall storage cupboards complemented by freestanding appliance space and a sliding door allowing access down into a cellar (11'8" x 8'4") with a 5'7" maximum head height. Also leading off the kitchen is a useful rear porch with cloakroom/wc and access out into a walled courtyard.

The first floor landing leads off into 2 double bedrooms (1 with built-in wardrobe) and a bathroom with saniflo wc, wash basin and a shower above the bath.

Other internal features of note include radiator central heating (LPG) and double glazing to all bar the feature sashed arch window on the half landing.

Outside - Jameson House has a pedestrian right of access through the archway and across the courtyard to the rear, which provides access to the walled yard of Jameson House and to a brick built outbuilding. A central pathway leading off the courtyard provides a right of access through the two neighbouring gardens to Jameson House's larger than average rear garden which includes a substantial timber built storage shed (20'0" x 9'6"). The garden has been lovingly landscaped by the current owners to feature hawthorn, holly and hornbeam hedgerow boundaries and a generous lawn complemented by a vegetable plot and a soft fruit growing area currently producing raspberries, blackberries, gooseberries, tayberries and blackcurrants. The garden also includes a host of herb and wildflower areas and an abundance of perennials, evergreen and deciduous shrubs (including buddleia, lilac, flowering currant, fuchsia). The pathway through the gardens provides a right of access onto back lane for all 4 properties.

Services - We have been advised by the vendor that all main services are connected to the property with the exception of gas.

Energy Efficiency - This property's current energy rating is E (41) and has the potential to be improved to an EPC of C (74).

Council Tax & Postcode - This property sits within North Yorkshire Council and is in the tax band of C. The postcode for the property is YO61 2PW.

Tenure - We have been informed by the vendor that the property is freehold.