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Aiskew House, 53 Bedale Road, Aiskew Bedale, DL8 1DF Guide Price £675,000 Aiskew House, 53 Bedale Road, Aiskew Bedale, DL8 1DF Guide price £675,000 An IMPRESSIVE Grade II listed Georgian house with a wealth of ORIGINAL FEATURES, gardens and separate dovecote. Set over four floors the property is highly recommended for viewing to appreciate the calibre of property on offer. Solar panels have been fitted but are unobstrusive. DIRECTIONS WALK IN PANTRY FITTED KITCHEN 3.63m x 2.54m (11'11" x 8'4") From Thirsk travel to Aiskew via A1 or Northallerton. After passing Gills filling station on the Window to the side with shutters. Base units and shelving. Plumbing for washing machine. Single glazed window to rear, part tiled walls, a range of base and wall units, stainless steel sink left continue on to just before the mini roundabout where a turn of 180 degrees will bring you to Single radiator. Beamed ceiling. and drainer, plumbing for washing machine, space for a fridge, built in cupboard and electric the gravel driveway to the property. It is elevated and set back behind a stone wall and bank of wall heater. trees as indicated by the agent's board. CLOAKROOM 0.89m x 1.52m (2'11" x 5'0") Frosted window to the side. Low level flush WC and hand wash basin. Part tiled walls. BATHROOM 1.78m x 1.75m (5'10" x 5'9") LOCATION Window to the side, part tiled walls, white low level bath with mixer shower head, low level WC Thirsk - 14 miles. Northallerton - 8 miles. York - 36 miles. Middlesbrough - 29 miles. Darlington CELLARS 3.96m x 3.10m (13'0" x 10'2") pedestal and hand basin, heated towel rail and electric wall heater. - 21 miles (distances are approximate) Stone stairs lead down to the cellars which are split into several areas. The property is situated in the picturesque village of Aiskew, Bedale. Main room (13' x 10'2") housing boiler and walk in cupboard. LOUNGE 5.41m x 5.18m (17'9" x 17'0") Aiskew House is well placed in relation to the Market Towns of Thirsk, Northallerton, Richmond Door to coal and wood store with vaulted ceiling. Two sash windows to the front, open cast fire place, exposed beamed ceiling, two double and is within commuting distance of Teesside, Leeds and York. Workshop (11'4" x 16'8") with vaulted ceiling, power and light - accessed by large metal gate. radiators, picture rail and built in storage cupboards. AMENITIES FIRST FLOOR DINING / BEDROOM 3.25m x 5.08m (10'8" x 16'8") Shops - Bedale, Northallerton, Thirsk, Darlington, York, Ripon and Harrogate. Sash window to the front and double radiator. Transport - A1 road links adjacent to Bedale. Rail links to London from Thirsk, Northallerton, Darlington and York. LANDING BEDROOM TWO 4.67m x 5.16m (15'4" x 16'11") Schools- Primary - Bedale, Leeming Bar and Crakehall With an impressive ornate arched window with columns to each side on the half landing. Two sash windows to the front, original fire place, built in cupboard and single radiator. Secondary - Bedale and Askham Bryan College Original cornicing and wide staircase with oak banister. Ornate panelling to stairway. Staircase to Racing- Thirsk, Ripon, Catterick, Sedgefield, Redcar and York. Second Floor. Corridor to rear stairway, formally staff accommodation. BEDROOM THREE 4.29m x 4.55m (14'1" x 14'11") Activities- Walking, cycling, horse riding, fishing, golf, shooting in the North York Moors and Window to the rear, sash window to the side, original cast fire place, double radiator, built in Yorkshire Dales National Park. HOUSE BATHROOM 4.11m x 3.02m (13'6" x 9'11") cupboards and oak flooring. FRONT ENTRANCE HALL Step up to raised bathroom area with sunken Jacuzzi bath with brass effect shower hose and taps. Tiled floor with underfloor electric heating and part tiled walls. White handbasin set into vanity BEDROOM FOUR 3.45m x 3.28m (11'4" x 10'9") Original front door with brass fitments. Impressive wide flight of stairs to the First Floor. Coving. unit with surrounding cupboards. White low level WC behind saloon type doors. Opaque Window to the rear and single radiator. Double radiator with shelf. Old school style radiator to the rear. Built in under stairs cupboard. window to the side. Shaver point. Towel rail. OUTSIDE DRAWING ROOM 5.36m x 5.74m (17'7" x 18'10") SHOWER ROOM & WC 2.69m x 1.65m (8'10" x 5'5") Two original sash windows to the front with original shutters. Original surround with stone Measured into shower. White WC and small hand basin in vanity unit. Step up to fully tiled hearth housing a multi fuel burner. Original ornate cornicing. One double radiator. Two old shower cubicle with folding door and electric shower. Part tiled floor. Radiator. Heated towel school style radiators. TV point. DRIVEWAY TO FRONT rail. Tree lined gravel driveway leading to the front of this grand entrance with its stone pillars and DINING ROOM 5.03m x 5.11m (16'6" x 16'9") MASTER BEDROOM 5.05m x 5.16m (16'7" x 16'11") original front door, the drive sweeps round to the dovecote, with a wooded area screening the Two sash windows to the front with shutters. Open fire with 'Kauri' surround. Original cornicing. front of the property. Two sash windows to the front with original shutters and window seats. Original fireplace. Built One double radiator. Two old school style radiators. Large built in storage cupboard. Door to rear in walk in wardrobes. Cupboard with hanging space and handbasin. Two double radiators. BT kitchen. SIDE GARDEN point. A brick built mature archway with stone steps leading to the side and rear garden. This is laid to SITTING ROOM 4.80m x 4.27m (15'9" x 14'0") OFFICE / BEDROOM FOUR 3.58m x 2.69m (11'9" x 8'10") lawn with a well established hedge to the left side. There are a number of mature fruit trees Sash window to the side with shutters. Stone fireplace housing a multi fuel stove. Original giving a fantastic show of seasonal blossom, to be enjoyed from the original patio area with pond Currently used as an office. Sash window to the front with original shutters. Original wall cornicing. Half glazed door to the rear with window above. One old school style radiator. Single and water feature. panelling. Old school style radiator. radiator. Oak shelving. BT point and TV point. PATIO AREA BEDROOM TWO 4.93m x 5.00m (16'2" x 16'5") INNER HALLWAY Two sash windows to the front with original shutters and window seats. Open cast fireplace. Leading to kitchen, breakfast room, cloakroom, rear access stairs, door to cellars, door to side Original wall panelling with concealed built in storage. Original cornicing and dado rail. driveway and door to rear garden. Built in cupboard. DOVECOTE BEDROOM THREE 4.47m x 4.55m (14'8" x 14'11") This is brick building housing two stables and above a large number of nesting boxes. BREAKFAST ROOM 3.96m x 3.99m (13'0" x 13'1") Sash window to the rear with shutters. Window to the side. Original fireplace, cornicing and Window to the side. Beamed ceilings. Ornamental fireplace. Double radiator. Built in seating picture rail. Radiator. Built in corner cupboard. OPENING HOURS with storage under and housing water meters. Thirsk: SECOND FLOOR Monday -Friday 9.00 a.m - 5.30 p.m FITTED KITCHEN 2.44m x 5.79m narrowing to 3' (0.05m x 0.15m This area is a self contained area with all facilities. Ideal for a granny flat / teenagers flat. Saturday 9.00 a.m - 1.00 p.m narrowing to 0.91m) Sunday Closed Two sash windows to the side. Oak base units with tiled splashbacks. Integrated Belling oven INNER HALLWAY and Indesit fridge. Plumbing for dishwasher. Ceramic hob with ornate extractor hood over. Tiled VIEWINGS Built in cupboard and loft access. floor. Double stainless steel sink. BT point. Electric wall heater. All viewings are strictly by appointment through Joplings Estate Agents, please contact the Thirsk office at 19 Market Place, Thirsk, North Yorkshire. YO7 1HD. Telephone: 01845 522680. IMPORTANT NOTICE These particulars have been prepared as accurately and as reliably as possible, but should not be relied upon as ‘statements or fact’. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you, please contact the office and we would be pleased to check the information. Do so particularly, if contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. We have not tested any services, appliances, equipment or facilities and nothing in these particulars should be deemed to be a statement that they are in good working order, or that the property is in good structural condition or otherwise. Any areas, measurements or distances referred to are given as a guide only and are not precise. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise regarding the items mentioned above and as to the correctness of each of the statements contained in these particulars. No person in the employment of Joplings has the authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatsoever in relation to this property or these particulars not enter into any contract relating to the property on behalf of the vendor. We have not inspected the deeds to the property and therefore any reference or inference to boundaries, rights of way etc. are subject to confirmation. A DIVISION OF THIRSK FARMERS AUCTION MART CO. LTD Company Registered in England No. 91818 19 Market Place, Thirsk, YO7 1HD T: 01845 522680 F: 01845 526055 [email protected] www.joplings.com.
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