4 bedroom terraced house

Upon approach to the front of the property, you will walk through the beautiful open vista garden, stepping up to the front door. The property is a brick built, Victorian Terrace which benefits from UPVC Double Glazed windows, upgraded insulation to the floors and roof, and fantastic period touches throughout such as the restored floorboards and stunning cornice work and picture rails.

The property briefly comprises of: 

HALL On entering the property you are welcomed into the hall which gives access to all downstairs rooms and a wooden staircase to the first floor.  

LOUNGE 16' 5" x 15' 9" (5m x 4.8m) To the front of the property the lounge restored floorboards and a large double glazed bay window with original shutters, overlooking the front garden. An open fire is set into a wood surround which gives the room its focal point, and the coving and picture rail offer original features. 

DINING ROOM 13' 3" x 13' 2" (4.04m x 4.01m) The dining room is to the rear of the property, it has a large double glazed window overlooking the rear courtyard. A Victorian cooking range and restored floorboards provide genuine period features that are difficult to replicate. 

KITCHEN 12' 3" x 10' 0" (3.73m x 3.05m) The kitchen has a limestone tiled floor, large cookmaster range stove with 7 ring gas burner. The base and wall units have solid wood fronts, painted in Farrow & Ball Worsted grey with antique handles. The work top is solid oak and the Belfast sink completes the look. The fridge is full height and housed in solid wood cupboards. 

UTILITY ROOM With solid wood base units and work top the utility room has plumbing for the washing machine and tumble dryer.  

DOWNSTAIRS TOILET Ground floor WC with a storage area housing the Worcester boiler which has 6 years remaining on the warranty and is serviced and safety checked annually. 

BASEMENT Over 240 sq ft the cellar has been tanked and is still within its guarantee. Leading down some stone steps into a hall, the basement comprises of two areas, one is currently being used for storage, the other is a home office with a double glazed window to the rear of the house allowing natural light into the room. 

FIRST FLOOR This stunning, split level landing has timber floorboards and large windows allowing lots of light into the property.  

BATHROOM 12' 8" x 10' 1" (3.86m x 3.07m) The large bathroom has tile effect vinyl flooring, a period suite with a large basin and a beautiful freestanding bath. A separate walk in shower area is tiled in a contemporary style with a rainfall head fed from the mains supply. The bathroom has a large double glazed window with obscured glass window and benefits from built in storage.  

BEDROOM ONE 13' 7" x 12' 6" (4.14m x 3.81m) The main bedroom is a large double with built in storage cupboards. A period open fire, though not used compliments the traditional features such as the high ceiling, coving picture rail and wooden flooring.  

BEDROOM TWO 13' 4" x 13' 1" (4.06m x 3.99m) The second bedroom is a large double to the rear of the property, again features a period open fireplace and a large double glazed window, and there is built in storage.  

BEDROOM THREE 13' 7" x 7' 3" (4.14m x 2.21m) The third bedroom is a large single sized room to the front of the property.  

BEDROOM FOUR 19' 6" x 12' 0" (5.94m x 3.66m) The fourth bedroom occupies the top floor of the house, it has Velux windows, exposed beams and exstensive eaves storage. It offers lots of light and floorspace.  

THIRSK The Market Town of Thirsk is nestled in Herriot Country and is a fantastic location for those who enjoy an active, outdoor lifestyle.

Locally, the Town provides a wide range of team sports including Rugby, Football, Cricket, Hockey, Netball and many more.

Thirsk has three Primary Schools and one Comprehensive School and Sixth Form within the Town. Within a short distance, there are four private schools, Cundal Manor, Queen Mary's, Queen Ethelburga's and Ampleforth.

The Town has Private and Council run gymnasiums and pool, a cinema and a wide range of Cafes and Restaurants. For shopping, a market is held two days a week. Local, largely independent traders have boutiques and shops in and around the market place and there is a selection of Supermarkets.

With its location so close to the A19 and A1(M), Thirsk is ideally situated for commuting and sits a short drive from, York, Harrogate, Ripon, Teesside and Leeds. Thirsks train station is on the East Coast Mainline and offers direct access from Edinburgh to London.

Thirsk was also mentioned in The Times - Best Places to Live in 2020 as the Howardian Hills came out the regional winner for the North and North East. 

AGENT COMMENTS "This property, whilst over 150 years old, has been lovingly restored and upgraded throughout. From the original floorboards that have been painstakingly stripped, sanded and brought back to life, to the fantastic decor of each room which make the house warm and welcoming with a great sense of style.

This is a stunning home which offers excellent space and is turn key ready. It was a pleasure to photograph and I'm sure its next owners will be delighted." - Anthony 

EXTERIOR To the front are the grand, open vista gardens offering lawn and seating space. To the rear is an enclosed courtyard with ample space for alfresco dining.