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258 Hull Bridge Road Beverley 258 Hull Bridge Road Beverley £325,000 258 Hull Bridge Road Beverley East Riding of Yorkshire HU17 9RT Situated in a substantial plot, providing considerable gardens and parking this highly deceptive property consists of a four bedroom chalet style house with the added advantage that it could be easily converted to provide separate or annexed living accommodation (subject to any necessary permissions). Benefiting from the conveniences of gas central heating and double glazing, the accommodation comprises in brief; entrance hall with stairs to first-floor, generous living room with open fire, substantial fitted dining kitchen, cloakroom/utility, rear sitting room with utility/storeroom beyond, double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and ensuite shower. A first floor landing provides access to three further bedrooms and family bathroom with three piece suite and shower. Outside, the front garden is largely laid to gravel to create a considerable parking space, a side drive leads to a large detached garage/workshop and there are further outbuildings beyond. A truly substantial rear garden is arranged to provide a well thought out recreational space giving a predominantly lawned gardens. An internal inspection is essential in order to appreciate all that this highly versatile property has to offer. Entrance hall Dining Kitchen 22' 4'' x 11' 7'' (6.80m max x 3.53m) Double glazed entrance door and side screen, radiator, Fitted kitchen comprising and excellent range of coved ceiling, telephone point, stairs to first floor. matching base and wall units incorporating rolled edge worktops. Stainless steel sink and mixer tap, dual fuel gas and electric range cooker with tiled splashback and Living Room 18' 8'' x 12' 11'' (5.69m x 3.93m) stainless steel chimney hood with extractor. Plumbed Double glazed window to front, TV aerial point, coved for dishwasher, coved ceiling, two double glazed ceiling and ceiling rose, double radiator, centres upon windows, double glazed side entrance door, double attractive cast iron fireplace with open fire and timber radiator. surround. Cloakroom/Utility 8' 0'' x 5' 9'' (2.44m x 1.75m) Bedroom 1 12' 11'' x 11' 6'' (3.93m x 3.50m) Built in work surface, partially timber panelled walls, Fitted wardrobes on two walls with a double bed low suite WC, pedestal wash basin, plumbed for recess, bedside cabinets and store cupboards over, fitted washing machine, double glazed window. dresser unit, coved ceiling, two double glazed velux type windows, double radiator, TV aerial point. En suite Rear Sitting Room 11' 7'' x 8' 11'' (3.53m x 2.72m) Fully tiled walk-in shower cubicle with mains fed Double radiator, TV aerial point, coved ceiling, open shower, fitted wash basin with cupboards under, low arch to: suite WC, tiled floor, extractor fan, Double glazed window, electric shaver point, chrome ladder radiator. Utility/Storeroom 15' 9'' x 6' 8 (4.80m x 2.03m) Built in unit incorporating sink with mixer tap, double glazed window, tiled floor, rear entrance door, electric cooker point, tiled surrounds, double radiator. First Floor Landing Bedroom 2 13' 1'' x 12' 5'' (3.98m x 3.78m) Double radiator, double glazed window to rear, walk in wardrobe with electric light. Bedroom 3 13' 1'' x 9' 9" (3.98m x 2.97m) Outside Double radiator, double glazed window to front, walk- To the front is a generous garden area set within fenced in wardrobe with electric light, coved ceiling, built-in and hedged perimeters. This area has largely been laid store cupboard. to gravel to provide a generous parking area sufficient to accommodate several vehicles. There is access to the rear down both sides of the property, vehicle access being to the right and leading to a substantial garage. The garage has an up and over main door, electric light and power, side door and has been partitioned to provide two separate areas though this could easily be removed as desired. The partitioned areas measure approximately 16' 9" x 10' 4" and 27' 5" x 10' 4" internally. The substantial rear garden has been landscaped to the immediate rear of the house to create an all-weather entertaining/recreation space. This area is laid to a Bedroom 4 12' 10'' x 5' 6" (3.91m x 1.68m) combination of paving and gravelled areas with raised Radiator, double glazed window, built in airing feature bed and dominated by a timber built barbecue cupboard with hot water cylinder. and dining with electric power points. Beyond this area there are several defined beds set within railway sleepers as the remainder of the garden is laid to lawn and all set within fenced perimeters. There are two outbuildings the first consisting of two former stables and the tackroom these measure: Stable 1: 9' 8" x 9' 5" Stable 2: 9' 5" x 9' 5" Tack Room: 9' 4" x 9' 1" The second consists of a home gym with electric light and power laid on it measures approx. 20' 3" x 9' 5". Location & Directions Bathroom Hull Bridge Road is a popular residential address which With three piece suite comprising panelled bath in tiled lies a short distance beyond the Beverley bypass, the surround, Low suite WC, pedestal wash basin. Half property enjoying a position set back from the main tiled walls, radiator, fully tiled walk in shower cubicle road. Leave the Beverley town centre via Norwood, with electric shower. Extractor fan. continue onto Hull Bridge Road and then straight on at the roundabout and take the first right doubling back where the property is situated on the left - identified by our 'For Sale' board. Grays & Co Estate Agents 12 Market Place Beverley East Yorkshire HU17 8BB Tel: 01482 867 979 Email: [email protected] Web: www.graysandco.co.uk Disclaimer These property details are set out as a general outline only and do not constitute any part of an Offer or Contract. Any services, equipment, fittings or central heating systems have not been tested and no warranty is given or implied that these are in working order. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. Fixtures, fittings and other items are not included unless specifically described. All measurements, distances and areas are approximate and for guidance only. Room measurements are taken to the nearest 10cm and prospective buyers are advised to check these for any particular purpose, eg. Fitted carpets and furniture. AGENTS NOTE: These property details are set out as a general outline only and do not constitute any part of an Offer or Contract. Any services, equipment, fittings or central heating systems have not been tested and no Ifwarranty you’re is giventhinking or implied of thatmoving these are and in working haven’t order. yet Buyers sold are your advised property to obtain verification we will from happily their solicitor provide or surveyor. a free Fixtures, no obligation fittings and other valuation. items are notIf includedyour property unless specifi iscally not described. in an areaAll coveredmeasurements, by distancesone our and offices areas are weapproximate may well and for have guidance an only.associate Room measurements office that are willtaken beto be able the nearest to do 10cm the a same.nd prospective Please buyers ask are your advised negot to checkiator. these Wefor any recommend particular purpose, seeking e.g. fitted carpets and furniture. mortgageGrays & Co isadvice a trading at name an earlyof Grays stage & Co (Yorkshire)as it may Ltd. well Registered improve in England your No prospects 5306239. Registered of finding Office: and 12 Marketsecuring Place, your Beverley, ideal HU17 property. 8BB We recommend the services of Andrew Benson of Benson Grays Associates who can be reached on 01904 792744 or 07743 999676. www.graysandco.co.uk AGENTS NOTE: These property details are set out as a general outline only and do not constitute any part of an Offer or Contract. Any services, equipment, fittings or central heating systems have not been tested and no warranty is given or implied that these are in working order. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. Fixtures, fittings and other items are not included unless specifically described. All measurements, distances and areas are approximate and for guidance only. Room measurements are taken to be the nearest 10cm and prospective buyers are advised to check these for any particular purpose, e.g. fitted carpets and furniture. Grays & Co is a trading name of Grays & Co (Yorkshire) Ltd. Registered in England No 5306239. Registered Office: 12 Market Place, Beverley, HU17 8BB www.graysandco.co.uk .
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