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FELIXKIRK CHURCH HALL FELIXKIRK, THIRSK, YO7 2DP Distances (all approximate): Thirsk 3 miles. York 25 miles. Easingwold 14 miles. Helmsley 12 miles. A1 (M) A RATHER CHARMING GRADE II LISTED PROPERTY WITH PLANNING PERMISSION TO CONVERT INTO A 3 BEDROOM RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY PERFECT FOR A MAIN HOUSE OR THE ESCAPE TO THE COUNTRY Accommodation and Amenities Existing Porch, large hall, inner lobby, wc’s and stores. Proposed Ground Floor: Porch, sitting room, breakfast kitchen, dining area, study/guest bedroom with en suite bathroom First ﬂoor: Master bedroom with en suite, further bedroom and house bathroom. Garden and parking Environs Felixkirk is quaint village that is situated approximately 4 miles from the market town if Thirsk and at the foot of the Hambleton Hills. The village has a very good community feel and a renowned pub called The Carpenters Arms. Thirsk offers a wide range of amenities, shops, restaurants and facilities. Main line train connections North and South are at Thirsk and Northallerton. ( London and Edinburgh approx. 2hrs 20 minutes Felixkirk Church Hall Proposed Additional Information Services We are advised that the property has mains water and electricity. Local Authority Hambleton District Council. Civic Centre, Stone Cross, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 2UU 01609 779977 Tenure We are advised that the property is freehold and that vacant possession will be granted upon legal completion. Directions Travelling from Thirsk on the A170 towards Helmsley. After ¾ of a mile take the left hand turning signed Felixkirk and follow the road for 2 miles. On entering the village the property is situated on the right hand side sporting our for sale board. VIEWING ARRANGEMENTS Strictly through the selling agents: Croft Residential, Pavilion 2000, Amy Johnson Way, York YO30 4XT Tel: 01904 238 222 Email: [email protected] www.croftresidential.co.uk Misrepresentation Act: Croft Residential for themselves and for the Vendors and Lessors of this property whose, agents they are give notice, i) The particulars are set as a general outline only for the guidance of intended purchasers or lessees and do not constitute nor constitute any part of, an offer or a contract, ii) All descriptions each item, iii) No person in the employment of Croft has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to the property. Croft Residential is a trading name of DHP Croft LLP. February 2016..

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