Deighton Road, Wetherby

Situated in the sought-after town of Wetherby, is this two bedroom apartment available with no onward chain.
On entering the property, a spacious hallway benefits from a fitted storage cupboard to the left providing the perfect space to store your coats and shoes.
Further into the hallway a second storage area allows for a mini utility area, as currently demonstrated with the washing machine being placed here.
The focal point of the home is the spacious kitchen/diner/lounge, with high ceilings and patio door allowing light to flood the space. The kitchen is fitted with contemporary wall and base units and granite work surfaces and benefits from integral appliances including fridge freezer, dishwasher, stainless steel sink with mixer tap, electric hob and oven and microwave. A breakfast bar allows for a casual dining area.
The master bedroom is well sized, and benefits from fitted wardrobes allowing for ample storage. A window to the side aspect allows for plenty of natural light.
Bedroom two, currently used as a dressing room, is also well sized benefitting from fitted wardrobe and extra storage cupboard housing the boiler.
The house bathroom features a three piece white suite including bath with shower over, low level w/c and wash hand basin.
Externally, the grounds of the property are well kept featuring block paved pathways, grassed areas with mature bushes and trees. Stairs lead to the communal gardens and bike store. This property also benefits from one allocated parking space with ample visitor's parking available.
The property is located in a popular area of the town just off Deighton Road and within level walking distance of excellent town centre amenities and schools for all age groups. Wetherby is well placed for easy access to the A1 and M1 motorways for swift travel both north and south. The immediate area offers many countryside walks and a regular bus service to Leeds and Harrogate.
Wetherby is a picturesque town on the River Wharfe, with a market charter dating back to 1240 when Henry III granted the Knights Templar a charter for a weekly market. The market is still held today, every Thursday, centred on the Town Hall.