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Wisteria House, High Street, Barmby‐On‐The‐Marsh, Goole Wisteria House, High Street, Barmby‐on‐the‐Marsh, Goole Wisteria House, High Street, Barmby‐on‐the‐Marsh, Goole, DN14 7HS £369,950 A charming period house in a delightful village location. • A superb detached family house • Extensively renovated • Sitting room, family room and dining room • Superb breakfast kitchen • Utility room and cloakroom • Fantastic master bedroom suite • Three further bedrooms • House bathroom • Detached double garage and ample parking • Large walled garden • Gas central heating • EPC rating = D A delightful period detached house situated in a popular village location with excellent commuting links. Having been completely renovated and extended by the current owners, the property offers flexible living accommodation over three floors in excellent order and retaining many original features. The front door opens to a lovely hallway with original tiled floor and giving access to the principal living area. The hub of the house is centred around the fabulous breakfast kitchen with bespoke range of units having granite work surfaces and matching island unit. From the kitchen there is an opening into the family room which benefits from a superb inglenook fireplace housing an electric stove. This room is equally suitable to be used as the dining room if required. Off the hall way in the original part of the house there is a further reception room which is currently used as a dining room. Within the extension to the rear is the sitting room which has doors opening out to the garden. To the first floor are three good sized double bedrooms and a large family bathroom with bath and separate shower cubicle. A set of stairs leads up to the former attic space which has been cleverly converted, maximising the space on offer to provide a master bedroom suite with bedroom having fitted wardrobes, an en suite shower room and a seating/study area. It would be possible to turn this space into two bedrooms if required. Externally the property is of brick and tile construction and clad in the eponymous wisteria. Double gates open to the driveway which provides ample parking and access to the detached double garage. A gate leads to the rear walled garden which is laid predominantly to lawn with a large patio area ideal for al fresco dining. Location Barmby on the Marsh is a small village within East Yorkshire with local facilities including a refurbished gastro pub (The Kings Head), a well regarded primary school and the parish church of St Helen. The village lies approximately 4 miles west of the market town of Howden which offers a direct train service to London and a wider range of amenities including shops, restaurants, schooling and leisure facilities. Easy access to the motorway network makes it an ideal location for commuting with the M62, M18 and A1/M1 links all within striking distance. Barmby on the Marsh is approximately 23 miles from York, 29 miles from Hull and 40 miles to Leeds. Directions: From junction 37 of the M62 take the A19 towards York, turn onto the A63 Selby Road and continue until you reach the left turing to Knedlington, Asselby and Barmby on the Marsh. Follow the road until you reach Barmby on the Marsh and the property will be found on the right hand side of the High Street as denoted by our For Sale board. Additional information Tenure Freehold East Riding of Yorkshire Local Council. Authority/Council Tax Band D Strictly by appointment with Viewing RM English. Disclaimer These particulars have been carefully prepared and are believed to be correct, but their accuracy is not guaranteed. Intending purchasers must satisfy themselves as to the correctness of the statements in them. Any dispute arising out of the particulars shall be referred to the Agent’s sole arbitrators and their decision shall be binding to all parties. Any appliances left at the property have not been tested by an independent expert, unless otherwise stated. Where a property has been left vacant the purchaser may be liable for reconnection charges in relation to services and appliances. Tel 01759 303202 2 Railway Street, Pocklington,York, YO42 2QZ [email protected] rmenglish.co.uk .
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