4 bedroom house
Patrick Brompton, Bedale, North Yorkshire, DL8 1JN
Guide Price
£650,000
Residential Tags: Farmhouse
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Summary Details
- First Marketed: Apr 2022
- Removed: Oct 2022
- Residential Tags: Farmhouse
- Property Tags: N/A
- Land Tags: N/A
GUIDE PRICE RANGE: £650,000 - £675,000
Hillside Cottage briefly comprises a desirable attached country property with useful outbuildings and attractive gardens running down to Brompton Beck. The property is of traditional construction and was extended in 1999.
Internally, the property has been updated and finished to a high standard, whilst also retaining the property’s original features and charm including open fireplaces, large timber windows and stone flagged floors. The property benefits from two extensions off the original dwelling which have added a dining room, kitchen and master bedroom with ensuite. The property also features a large bootroom, which is perfect for dog and horse owners or other outdoor people.
Outbuildings
Externally, the property features a traditional detached stone outbuilding with mains electric. This outbuilding is currently used as a ‘Den’ with a working chimney, however, holds the potential to be converted to create a work from home officespace. There is also a large part timber, part stone shed/stable with attached timber kennel and outdoor W.C. There is also an open fronted store.
Gardens
The grounds of the garden extend to 0.55 acres. The primary garden is surrounded by a stone wall with a patio area and built-in barbeque for alfresco dining. The remainder of the garden runs down to Brompton Beck. Externally, the property also benefits from enough parking for several cars. There is also an area at the top of the drive which offers significant potential to create a detached annex, subject to gaining the correct planning permission.
ACCOMMODATION
The reception hall is used to access all ground floor rooms together with the first floor. The hallway then provides access to the spacious bootroom, W.C. and cosy snug. The snug/library leads to the sunroom which overlooks the garden. This is currently used as a dining room. The hallway is also used to access the living room, with open fireplace and sliding double doors to the garden. The living room then leads onto the modern farmhouse style kitchen, which benefits from a limestone flagged floor, fitted wooden kitchen units and oil-fired AGA.
On the first floor, the upstairs landing, which is used to access the family bathroom and all four large double bedrooms, including the master bedroom with ensuite.
Marketed by: Robin Jessop, Leyburn
Hillside Cottage briefly comprises a desirable attached country property with useful outbuildings and attractive gardens running down to Brompton Beck. The property is of traditional construction and was extended in 1999.
Internally, the property has been updated and finished to a high standard, whilst also retaining the property’s original features and charm including open fireplaces, large timber windows and stone flagged floors. The property benefits from two extensions off the original dwelling which have added a dining room, kitchen and master bedroom with ensuite. The property also features a large bootroom, which is perfect for dog and horse owners or other outdoor people.
Outbuildings
Externally, the property features a traditional detached stone outbuilding with mains electric. This outbuilding is currently used as a ‘Den’ with a working chimney, however, holds the potential to be converted to create a work from home officespace. There is also a large part timber, part stone shed/stable with attached timber kennel and outdoor W.C. There is also an open fronted store.
Gardens
The grounds of the garden extend to 0.55 acres. The primary garden is surrounded by a stone wall with a patio area and built-in barbeque for alfresco dining. The remainder of the garden runs down to Brompton Beck. Externally, the property also benefits from enough parking for several cars. There is also an area at the top of the drive which offers significant potential to create a detached annex, subject to gaining the correct planning permission.
ACCOMMODATION
The reception hall is used to access all ground floor rooms together with the first floor. The hallway then provides access to the spacious bootroom, W.C. and cosy snug. The snug/library leads to the sunroom which overlooks the garden. This is currently used as a dining room. The hallway is also used to access the living room, with open fireplace and sliding double doors to the garden. The living room then leads onto the modern farmhouse style kitchen, which benefits from a limestone flagged floor, fitted wooden kitchen units and oil-fired AGA.
On the first floor, the upstairs landing, which is used to access the family bathroom and all four large double bedrooms, including the master bedroom with ensuite.
Marketed by: Robin Jessop, Leyburn
Land Registry Data
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