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Appleton Cottage, 51 Church Street Appleton Cottage, 51 Church Street Chain Free North Cave, HU15 2LJ £250,000 THE LOCATION North Cave is a very popular Village conveniently situated approximately fifteen miles to the West of Hull, eleven miles from the historic market town of Beverley and one mile from the A63 / M62 motorway junction which provides easy access to Hull and the national motorway network. The main line railway station at Brough is approximately six miles distant. The Village has a good variety of local amenities which include; village shop, junior and play school, church and a range of recreational facilities. THE PROPERTY A traditional three bedroom detached village property situated in the heart of this lovely Wolds village. This family home boasts stunning and generous mature gardens and detached double garage accessed via a gated driveway. Having been improved and extended by the current vendors yet leaving scope for further enhancement this substantial cottage is deceptive from the outside but offers approx 1200 sq ft of spacious family living. THE ACCOMMODATION COMPRISES KITCHEN 12'1" x 7'4" (3.69m x 2.23m) BEDROOM THREE 7'6" x 6'9" (2.28m x 2.06m) Range of wall and floor units with Front facing room. Ceiling coving. GROUND FLOOR complementary worksurfaces and tiled splasbacks having space for a cooker with BATHROOM 8'4" x 7'4" max (2.53m x 2.23m ENTRANCE HALL concealed extractor above. One and a half bowl max) Front door leading into the hallway which has sink unit with mixer tap and plumbing for Grey suite comprising low level wc, pedestal stairs off leading to the first floor washing machine. Tile effect vinyl flooring. Step hand basin, panelled bath and large shower accommodation. Understairs cupboard. up to door leading into: cabinet with tiled walls and electric shower. Part Telephone point. Ceiling coving. tiling to walls. Ceiling coving. CONSERVATORY 10'11" x 8'7" (3.32m x CLOAKROOM 2.62m) OUTSIDE White suite comprising low level wc and wash A great addition to the property is the lovely A block paved driveway to the side of the hand basin. Vinyl flooring. conservatory which enjoys views over the property provides off street parking with space for turning and leads to: LIVING ROOM 16'10" x 11'6" (5.14m x 3.50m) gardens and has double doors opening onto the patio area. Telephone point. Bright dual aspect room with windows to the DOUBLE GARAGE 21'0" x 18'4" (6.41m x front and side and a fireplace with wood LANDING 5.59m) surround and marble inset and hearth housing a Hatch to the loft. Ceiling coving. Two up and over doors, one manual and the gas fire. Television point. Ceiling coving. Double other is electric or remote control, with a doors lead through to: BEDROOM ONE 16'11" x 11'6" (5.15m x 3.50m) personal door to the side. Inside there are stairs A spacious front facing room with three door leading to the upper floor which provides a DINING ROOM 12'0" x 8'9" (3.65m x 2.66m) fitted wardrobe. Ceiling coving. fantastic extra space and is fully boarded. There Lovely room with side window and double doors is also light and power. opening into the garden. A further door leads BEDROOM TWO 11'11" x 8'9" (3.64m x 2.66m) into the kitchen. Ceiling coving. Situated to the rear elevation with dual aspect windows to the rear and side. GARDENS OPENING HOURS professional mortgage advice and would The property has delightful gardens to the rear 9 am to 5:30 pm Monday to Friday recommend that an appointment be made to and side. A paved patio provides an ideal space 9 am to 12 pm Saturday see Steve Marsdin, Mortgage and Protection to relax and entertain overlooking the gravelled 9 am to 2 pm on Bank Holidays Adviser, by phoning him on 01430-871112, or area which has planted borders and feature by contacting any member of staff. circular raised flower bed. The well maintained PROPERTY VALUATION/SURVEY A broker fee of £199 will be charged on lawn has flower borders and stone wall with Should you be purchasing a property through application. mature shrubs. A pathway leads up the side of another agent, we offer a full range of survey Your home may be repossessed if you do not the garage to the personnel garage door. reports comprising Homebuyer's Reports, keep up repayments on your mortgage. Building Surveys and reports on structural Chris Clubley & Co Ltd T/A The Mortgage ADDITIONAL INFORMATION defects, all offered at competitive prices with Advice Centre is an appointed representative of money saving initiatives. For further impartial First Complete Ltd which is authorised and SERVICES advice ring 01759 304625 or email regulated by the Financial Services Authority. Mains water, drainage, electricity and gas are [email protected]. connected to the property. FREE VALUATIONS FOR SALE APPLIANCES If you are considering selling or letting your No appliances have been tested by the agent. property, we offer a free, no obligation valuation service and would be pleased to discuss your LOCAL AUTHORITY individual requirements with you. Please ring East Riding of Yorkshire 01482 662211 for further information or to TENURE arrange for one of our valuers to call. Freehold MORTGAGES VIEWING We are keen to stress the importance of seeking By appointment with the agent. Floor Plan This plan is for illustrative purposes only Chartered Surveyors, Estate Agents, Letting Agents & Auctioneers 1 Toft Court, Skillings Lane, Brough, East Yorkshire, HU15 1BA 01482 662211 01482 669648 [email protected] www.clubleys.com Text: Clubley to 84840 to download our mobile app Clubleys give notice that these particulars whilst believed to be accurate are set out as a general outline only for guidance and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise also their accuracy. No person in the employment of Clubleys has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty in relation to the property..
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