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Bluebell Cottage, Brandsby Street, Crayke, Yo61 4Tb Offers Over £325000 BLUEBELL COTTAGE, BRANDSBY STREET, CRAYKE, YO61 4TB OFFERS OVER £325,000 BLUEBELL COTTAGE, BRANDSBY STREET, CRAYKE, YO61 4TB Mileages: York - 14 miles, Easingwold - 3 miles (Distances Approximate) A charming and characterful 3 Bedroomed Georgian Cottage, set within delightful landscaped gardens with off-road parking, in the highly favoured conservation village of Crayke With a wealth of exposed ceiling beams, period fireplaces, braced doors, Yorkshire sliding sash windows and oil-fired central heating Reception Hall, Sitting Room, Dining Room, Kitchen, Utility Room, Cloakroom/WC First floor landing, 3 Bedrooms, Bathroom/WC Front Cottage Garden, Generous Terraced Rear Gardens, Brick Workshop, Vegetable Garden, Timber Store and Off-Road Parking Blue Bell Cottage is an attractive double fronted central heating boiler, panelled and glazed doors to cottage, believed to date from the mid-18th patio and gardens. century, revealing characterful accommodation which has been sympathetically refurbished and CLOAKROOM, comprising; a wash hand basin and extended all set within landscaped gardens with low suite WC. the added benefit of off-road parking at the rear. On the first-floor landing are THREE BEDROOMS. An internal viewing is highly recommended to fully BEDROOM 1, has an exposed timber collar and appreciate. rafter with pretty Georgian basket grate fireplace and pleasant outlook over period houses fronting A panelled Entrance Door with overhead lantern Brandsby Street. and horse knocker opens to a; BEDROOM 2, with exposed ceiling timbers and RECEPTION HALL, with tiled floor and stairs Georgian fireplace, walk-in wardrobe. leading to the first-floor. BEDROOM 3, enjoys delightful views overlooking A braced and panelled door opens to the DINING the landscaped rear gardens towards woodland ROOM, having multi paned Yorkshire sliding sash with exposed ceiling beams and built-in cupboards. windows overlooking front cottage gardens, with a feature stanwell, cast range made by Hardy & The BATHROOM, is fitted with a white suite Hogate Ltd, with open grate and oven and black comprising shaped and panelled bath with ¾ height quarry tiled hearth with timber mantle, flanked by tiling over and shower attachment, with pedestal craftsman made cabinets, exposed beams and wash hand basin and low suite WC, airing wooden clothes dryer. cupboard with shelves. Archway to the KITCHEN, fitted with a range of OUTSIDE French oak cupboard and drawer, wall and floor Blue Bell Cottage enjoys a delightful slightly fittings, with granite effect worksurfaces, a free elevated position, overlooking Brandsby Street. standing 4-ring cooker, stainless steel sink unit Approached through a blue painted picket gate and side drainer and integral dishwasher and onto a wide path leading to the entrance door. The fridge, useful understairs cupboard. part walled front gardens are pretty, sub-divided into two small lawns with stocked borders and SITTING ROOM, with Yorkshire sliding sash Hawthorne and Yew hedging forming the windows to the front, a clamp brick fireplace with boundaries. oak mantle and multi fuel cast stove set on a quarry tiled hearth, with fitted oak cabinet to To the rear the gardens have been attractively alcove. French doors open to a flagged patio and terraced, comprising a lower flagged sun terrace, gardens beyond. with central stone flagged steps, (flanked by rockeries) lead up to a raised lawn garden with UTILITY ROOM, with rear outlook, 1½ bowl ornamental fish pond and useful brick-built stainless steel sink unit, space and plumbing for a workshop. washing machine and dryer. Floor mounted WORKSHOP 11’3 X 8’0 Light and power, external light. Steps rise to a further terraced garden predominantly laid to lawn with seating areas, and border abundantly stocked with shrubs and flowering plants. A wooden hand gate and steps rise to a productive kitchen garden. Timber Garden Store. Off-road gravelled parking for two vehicles and with return access onto Brandsby Street. LOCATION The village of Crayke is one of the most desirable residential areas in North Yorkshire, with excellent local facilities including the widely renowned pub, The Durham Ox, a cricket field and a highly regarded primary school. Easingwold is a short distance away, where there is an extensive range of shops and facilities, and the historic City of York is approximately 14 miles. TENURE - Freehold. POSTCODE - YO61 4TB SERVICES - Mains Water, Electricity, Drainage with Oil Fired Central Heating. DIRECTIONS - From our central Easingwold office, proceed through Uppleby towards Crayke, and at the junction in Crayke, turn left and proceed up the hill past the Durham Ox public house, over the brow, and continue down the hill, whereupon Bluebell Cottage is positioned on the left hand side, identified by the agents 'For Sale' board. VIEWING- Strictly by prior appointment through the selling agents, Williamsons Tel: 01347 822800 ENERGY PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE – D Fax: 01347 824008 A FULL ENERGY PERFORMANCE Email: [email protected] CERTIFICATE IS AVAILABLE ON REQUEST .
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