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Nafferton Hall NAFFERTON HALL • NAFFERTON • YORK 29 High Petergate York, YO1 7HP [email protected] 01904 671672 blenkinandco.com NAFFERTON HALL Nafferton, York, East Riding of Yorkshire YO25 4JJ Driffield 2 miles • East coast 10 miles • Beverley 16 miles • Malton 21 miles • Scarborough 22 miles • Hull 26 miles • York 30 miles Outstanding Georgian house with gardens, grounds and paddock Entrance and staircase hall • 3 reception rooms • study • kitchen breakfast room utility room • rear entrance and boot room • cellars • boarded loft Principal bedroom with dressing room and bathroom • 5 further bedrooms 3 further bathrooms • library 2 garages • car port • outbuildings and stores • summer house Gardens and grounds • paddock In all some 2.6 acres For Sale Freehold This delightful property dates from circa 1780 The house offers an abundance of both character The magnificent 31ft south and west facing house both of which overlook an expanse of and features one of the finest Georgian staircases and period features, including the staircase, drawing room enjoys views over the garden; it has lawn lined with well-established shrubs and outside London, according to experts. Its fireplaces, floorboards, wooden panelling and parquet flooring, a pair of 12-pane windows with trees, a cottage garden planted with lupins and distinguished history includes being the 1811 shutters, cornicing and ceiling roses, Victorian a window seat and Clearview multi-fuel stove as delphiniums and a wildlife pond with ornamental birthplace of Henry Boynton of the Boyton hall tiles, and salvaged Georgian ‘blue cheese’ does the family room. bridge. The whole is fenced and bounded by Baronetcy, who had the family seat at nearby marble thresholds. There is an array of beautiful well-established hedging with a garden gate giving Burton Agnes Hall. Now a beautifully restored windows, including arched windows in the library, Numerous, beautifully decorated bedrooms access to the village via a snickleway. and fully updated family house in extensive sliding multi-paned sash windows and bays. abound. The principal bedroom has a cast iron grounds, its substantial accommodation, with fireplace, fitted dressing room and en suite Environs handsome Victorian addition, offers the option High specification fixtures and fittings are in bathroom with a freestanding bath from the Cast Nafferton lies just outside Driffield, the largest of a separate wing. Located on the edge of the evidence in the kitchen and all the bathrooms. Iron Bath Co. On the well-insulated second floor town in the Yorkshire Wolds. All around is village surrounded by its lovely gardens and land Many of the radiators are from the Cast Iron the bedroom suite has vaulted ceilings and roof glorious countryside beloved by walkers, cyclists with pastures beyond, Nafferton Hall gives the Radiator Company and there are contemporary trusses, and the bathroom a freestanding bath. and equestrians. Nafferton is a large and thriving impression of being a country house; however, powder coated column radiators, extra wide village with an active parish council and large Outside it benefits from being a short stroll from a host floorboards, and House of Hackney wallpaper mill pond fed by natural springs; it has many of local village amenities including a very useful in the dining room. Farrow & Ball paint has been Remote controlled gates open to a gravelled amenities including a well-stocked convenience railway station. applied throughout. drive that passes through a stretch of mature store/Post Office with banking facilities, primary trees including a venerable Horse Chestnut, all school, 13th century church, three public houses, • Georgian house of nearly 4000 sq ft set in over A fine study/home office lies to one side of the underplanted with spring bulbs. It sweeps round house and there is superfast broadband to the a recreation ground and tennis courts. It is well 2.5 acres to the front and the rear of the house where served by bus and train with the railway station • Ideal for multi-generational living with a two- property through fibre connectivity and 5G. The there is ample space for parking in front of the property has CCTV and sensor exterior lighting. on the Yorkshire Coast Line connecting to the storey east wing garage, car port and former cartshed now a East Riding’s favourite Minster town, Beverley and • Practical, family house with ample storage The kitchen breakfast room is an elegantly garage being used as a gym. The house has an via Hull, to London. A school bus is provided to options proportioned room with a bespoke, handmade extensive but relatively low maintenance garden co-ed Pocklington School. • Glorious interiors all stylishly decorated kitchen that includes a gas fired Aga, separate divided into different sections with mature hedges • Ideal for working from home with Superfast electric hob, separate electric ovens and Butler and mellow brick walls. It includes a wooded Broadband sink. Alongside is the formal dining room with copse, formal ‘rose’ garden with sundial and an • Private setting, surrounded by private gardens original floorboards and ornate fireplace, and L-shaped, fenced paddock beyond which lies open and grounds west-facing bay window with panelled surround. farmland; there is a raised south facing terrace of • Within strolling distance of shops, amenities York stone along with a gazebo and summer and railway station Nafferton Hall, Nafferton, York, East Riding of Yorkshire YO25 4JJ Tenure: Freehold Approximate Gross Internal Floor Area 3906 SQ FT / 362.87 SQ M - (Excluding Outbuildings and Cellar) Services and Systems: All mains For identification only. Not to scale. All Measurements and fixtures including doors and windows are approximate and should be independently verified. services. Gas central heating with split central heating system. Fixtures & fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are Garage included in the sale. All others, such as 19'3 x 11'4 (5.88m x 3.45m) fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically Boot Room Entrance Hall Bedroom 2 excluded but may be made available by Dining Room 14'10 x 9'11 18'10 x 13'8 (4.53m x 3.01m) (5.75m x 4.17m) Bedroom 1 Kitchen 15'10 x 15'0 separate negotiation. 18'1 x 14'8 (4.83m x 4.56m) (5.50m x 4.47m) Drawing Room Utility 31'1 x 14'1 Viewing: Strictly by appointment (9.47m x 4.28m) Directions: YO25 4JN brings you to Hall Library 18'0 x 7'3 Dressing Area Bedroom 6 (5.49m x 2.20m) Close. As the road bends to the right 8'10 x 7'0 Family Room Bedroom 5 (2.69m x 2.14m) 17'10 x 11'11 12'0 x 10'6 take the left turn to Parsonage Close. (5.44m x 3.64m) (3.66m x 3.19m) Immediately on the right are the gates and Ground Floor the entrance to the driveway of Nafferton GROSS INTERNAL FLOOR AREA First Floor APPROX. 1982 SQ FT / 184.1 SQ M Hall. GROSS INTERNAL FLOOR AREA Study 13'6 x 10'8 Bedroom 4 (4.11m x 3.24m) APPROX. 1485 SQ FT / 137.95 SQ M 13'6 x 11'5 Local authority: East Riding of Yorkshire (4.12m x 3.48m) 01482 393939 www.eastriding.gov.uk Bedroom 3 15'0 x 10'0 (4.56m x 3.06m) Summer House Garage Second Floor 16'4 x 9'7 (4.99m x 2.92m) GROSS INTERNAL FLOOR AREA Cellar APPROX. 439 SQ FT / 40.82 SQ M Energy Efficiency Rating Important notice 1. No description or information given about the property or its value, whether written or verbal or whether or not in these Particulars (“Information”) may be relied upon as a statement 62 or representation of fact. Neither Blenkin & Co nor its Joint Agents have any authority to make any representation and accordingly any Information given is entirely without responsibility on the part of Blenkin & Co or the seller/lessor. 2. Any photographs (and artists’ impressions) show only certain parts of the property at the time they were taken. Any areas, measurements or distances given are approximate only. 3. Any reference to alterations to, or use of any part of the property is not a statement that any necessary planning, building regulations or other consent has been obtained. These matters must be verified 26 by any intending buyer/lessee. 4. Any buyer/lessee must satisfy himself by inspection or otherwise as to the correctness of any Information given. NB: Google map images may neither be current nor a true representation. Photographs, particular and showreel: May 2021. Brochure by wordperfectprint.com City Country Coast.
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