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£425,000
Lake Terrace, Grewelthorpe, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4
- 4 beds
£425,000
- 4 beds
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PERIOD COTTAGE IN THE HEART OF THE PICTURESQUE YORKSHIRE VILLAGE OF GREWELTHORPE
A rare opportunity to acquire this period character home situated in the heart of the popular and picturesque village of Grewelthorpe. The house is located by the village pond and offers a modern interior with many of the original features still on display, including a renovated Blacksmith's Forge. The property features two good sized reception rooms, both with feature fireplaces housing log-burners, a good size breakfast kitchen and separate utility room. To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a third single bedroom. The house bathroom has quality fixtures and fittings and features a stand-alone bath and separate shower cubicle. To the front of the property is a generous lawned garden and a further gravelled garden to the rear, providing access to the renovated former Blacksmith's Forge. This outbuilding can be utilised for a range of different uses, such as home office, gym, or as a holiday let. Lake Terrace is situated in a prime position, bordering the picturesque duck pond in the popular lower dales village of Grewelthorpe which features a primary school, public house, village green with children's play area and parish church. The village hall hosts educational courses, recreational clubs and a caf?. Situated in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Beauty, the village of Grewelthorpe is home to Hackfall Woods, designated as a Grade I listed Garden in English Heritage's Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. More shopping and recreational facilities are available in the market towns of Masham and Ripon approx three and six miles distant. Additional primary schools can be found in Masham and Ripon and secondary schools in Bedale, Pateley Bridge and Ripon.
GROUND FLOOR
Reception Room 14' x 12'2" (4.27m x 3.7m)
Part glazed entrance door, Inglenook fireplace with multifuel stove, oak flooring and understairs storage. Stairs leading to the first floor, central heating radiator and double-glazed window to the front.
Utility Room
Work surface, oil boiler and space for a washing machine, double-glazed window to rear.
Living Room 12'4" x 12'1" (3.76m x 3.68m)
Exposed wooden beams, Inglenook fireplace housing multifuel burner, double-glazed windows with dual aspect views to the village pond, central heating radiator.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom One 12'11" x 12'5" (3.94m x 3.78m)
Double-glazed windows to the front and side, central heating radiator.
Bedroom Two 12'10" x 11'11" (3.9m x 3.63m)
Double-glazed window to front overlooking the village and central heating radiator.
Bedroom Three 9'9" x 0'7" (2.97m x 0.18m)
Double-glazed window to rear and central heating radiator,
Bathroom
White four piece suite consisting of a freestanding bath, low level WC, pedestal sink and shower cubicle. Double-glazed window to rear.
EXTERNAL
The property features a large front garden, laid mainly to lawn and a further gravelled space to the rear with decking, offering an outdoor seating area. Three outside stores provide ample storage and housing for the oil tank. A large outbuilding, once the old Blacksmith's Forge, has been tastefully renovated to provide a versatile space with electric heating, power supply and running water. Currently used as a home office, the space is split into two rooms, plus a shower room. The building features exposed stone walls, beams, original fireplace and a mezzanine storage area.
Kitchen 20'11" x 6'6" (6.38m x 1.98m)
Fully fitted kitchen with a range of base and wall units and space for a dishwasher and cooker. Space for a dining table and chairs, double-glazed windows to rear including a quirky porthole.
Agents Note
Neighbours have right of access across the rear garden to their properties.
A rare opportunity to acquire this period character home situated in the heart of the popular and picturesque village of Grewelthorpe. The house is located by the village pond and offers a modern interior with many of the original features still on display, including a renovated Blacksmith's Forge. The property features two good sized reception rooms, both with feature fireplaces housing log-burners, a good size breakfast kitchen and separate utility room. To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a third single bedroom. The house bathroom has quality fixtures and fittings and features a stand-alone bath and separate shower cubicle. To the front of the property is a generous lawned garden and a further gravelled garden to the rear, providing access to the renovated former Blacksmith's Forge. This outbuilding can be utilised for a range of different uses, such as home office, gym, or as a holiday let. Lake Terrace is situated in a prime position, bordering the picturesque duck pond in the popular lower dales village of Grewelthorpe which features a primary school, public house, village green with children's play area and parish church. The village hall hosts educational courses, recreational clubs and a caf?. Situated in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Beauty, the village of Grewelthorpe is home to Hackfall Woods, designated as a Grade I listed Garden in English Heritage's Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. More shopping and recreational facilities are available in the market towns of Masham and Ripon approx three and six miles distant. Additional primary schools can be found in Masham and Ripon and secondary schools in Bedale, Pateley Bridge and Ripon.
GROUND FLOOR
Reception Room 14' x 12'2" (4.27m x 3.7m)
Part glazed entrance door, Inglenook fireplace with multifuel stove, oak flooring and understairs storage. Stairs leading to the first floor, central heating radiator and double-glazed window to the front.
Utility Room
Work surface, oil boiler and space for a washing machine, double-glazed window to rear.
Living Room 12'4" x 12'1" (3.76m x 3.68m)
Exposed wooden beams, Inglenook fireplace housing multifuel burner, double-glazed windows with dual aspect views to the village pond, central heating radiator.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom One 12'11" x 12'5" (3.94m x 3.78m)
Double-glazed windows to the front and side, central heating radiator.
Bedroom Two 12'10" x 11'11" (3.9m x 3.63m)
Double-glazed window to front overlooking the village and central heating radiator.
Bedroom Three 9'9" x 0'7" (2.97m x 0.18m)
Double-glazed window to rear and central heating radiator,
Bathroom
White four piece suite consisting of a freestanding bath, low level WC, pedestal sink and shower cubicle. Double-glazed window to rear.
EXTERNAL
The property features a large front garden, laid mainly to lawn and a further gravelled space to the rear with decking, offering an outdoor seating area. Three outside stores provide ample storage and housing for the oil tank. A large outbuilding, once the old Blacksmith's Forge, has been tastefully renovated to provide a versatile space with electric heating, power supply and running water. Currently used as a home office, the space is split into two rooms, plus a shower room. The building features exposed stone walls, beams, original fireplace and a mezzanine storage area.
Kitchen 20'11" x 6'6" (6.38m x 1.98m)
Fully fitted kitchen with a range of base and wall units and space for a dishwasher and cooker. Space for a dining table and chairs, double-glazed windows to rear including a quirky porthole.
Agents Note
Neighbours have right of access across the rear garden to their properties.
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£425,000
4 bed house for sale
Lake Terrace, Grewelthorpe, Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4
PERIOD COTTAGE IN THE HEART OF THE PICTURESQUE YORKSHIRE VILLAGE OF GREWELTHORPE
A rare opportunity to acquire this period character home situated in the heart of the popular and picturesque village of Grewelthorpe. The house is located by the village pond and offers a modern interior with many of the original features still on display, including a renovated Blacksmith's Forge. The property features two good sized reception rooms, both with feature fireplaces housing log-burners, a good size breakfast kitchen and separate utility room. To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a third single bedroom. The house bathroom has quality fixtures and fittings and features a stand-alone bath and separate shower cubicle. To the front of the property is a generous lawned garden and a further gravelled garden to the rear, providing access to the renovated former Blacksmith's Forge. This outbuilding can be utilised for a range of different uses, such as home office, gym, or as a holiday let. Lake Terrace is situated in a prime position, bordering the picturesque duck pond in the popular lower dales village of Grewelthorpe which features a primary school, public house, village green with children's play area and parish church. The village hall hosts educational courses, recreational clubs and a caf?. Situated in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Beauty, the village of Grewelthorpe is home to Hackfall Woods, designated as a Grade I listed Garden in English Heritage's Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. More shopping and recreational facilities are available in the market towns of Masham and Ripon approx three and six miles distant. Additional primary schools can be found in Masham and Ripon and secondary schools in Bedale, Pateley Bridge and Ripon.
GROUND FLOOR
Reception Room 14' x 12'2" (4.27m x 3.7m)
Part glazed entrance door, Inglenook fireplace with multifuel stove, oak flooring and understairs storage. Stairs leading to the first floor, central heating radiator and double-glazed window to the front.
Utility Room
Work surface, oil boiler and space for a washing machine, double-glazed window to rear.
Living Room 12'4" x 12'1" (3.76m x 3.68m)
Exposed wooden beams, Inglenook fireplace housing multifuel burner, double-glazed windows with dual aspect views to the village pond, central heating radiator.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom One 12'11" x 12'5" (3.94m x 3.78m)
Double-glazed windows to the front and side, central heating radiator.
Bedroom Two 12'10" x 11'11" (3.9m x 3.63m)
Double-glazed window to front overlooking the village and central heating radiator.
Bedroom Three 9'9" x 0'7" (2.97m x 0.18m)
Double-glazed window to rear and central heating radiator,
Bathroom
White four piece suite consisting of a freestanding bath, low level WC, pedestal sink and shower cubicle. Double-glazed window to rear.
EXTERNAL
The property features a large front garden, laid mainly to lawn and a further gravelled space to the rear with decking, offering an outdoor seating area. Three outside stores provide ample storage and housing for the oil tank. A large outbuilding, once the old Blacksmith's Forge, has been tastefully renovated to provide a versatile space with electric heating, power supply and running water. Currently used as a home office, the space is split into two rooms, plus a shower room. The building features exposed stone walls, beams, original fireplace and a mezzanine storage area.
Kitchen 20'11" x 6'6" (6.38m x 1.98m)
Fully fitted kitchen with a range of base and wall units and space for a dishwasher and cooker. Space for a dining table and chairs, double-glazed windows to rear including a quirky porthole.
Agents Note
Neighbours have right of access across the rear garden to their properties.
A rare opportunity to acquire this period character home situated in the heart of the popular and picturesque village of Grewelthorpe. The house is located by the village pond and offers a modern interior with many of the original features still on display, including a renovated Blacksmith's Forge. The property features two good sized reception rooms, both with feature fireplaces housing log-burners, a good size breakfast kitchen and separate utility room. To the first floor are two double bedrooms and a third single bedroom. The house bathroom has quality fixtures and fittings and features a stand-alone bath and separate shower cubicle. To the front of the property is a generous lawned garden and a further gravelled garden to the rear, providing access to the renovated former Blacksmith's Forge. This outbuilding can be utilised for a range of different uses, such as home office, gym, or as a holiday let. Lake Terrace is situated in a prime position, bordering the picturesque duck pond in the popular lower dales village of Grewelthorpe which features a primary school, public house, village green with children's play area and parish church. The village hall hosts educational courses, recreational clubs and a caf?. Situated in the Nidderdale Area of Outstanding Beauty, the village of Grewelthorpe is home to Hackfall Woods, designated as a Grade I listed Garden in English Heritage's Register of Historic Parks and Gardens. More shopping and recreational facilities are available in the market towns of Masham and Ripon approx three and six miles distant. Additional primary schools can be found in Masham and Ripon and secondary schools in Bedale, Pateley Bridge and Ripon.
GROUND FLOOR
Reception Room 14' x 12'2" (4.27m x 3.7m)
Part glazed entrance door, Inglenook fireplace with multifuel stove, oak flooring and understairs storage. Stairs leading to the first floor, central heating radiator and double-glazed window to the front.
Utility Room
Work surface, oil boiler and space for a washing machine, double-glazed window to rear.
Living Room 12'4" x 12'1" (3.76m x 3.68m)
Exposed wooden beams, Inglenook fireplace housing multifuel burner, double-glazed windows with dual aspect views to the village pond, central heating radiator.
FIRST FLOOR
Bedroom One 12'11" x 12'5" (3.94m x 3.78m)
Double-glazed windows to the front and side, central heating radiator.
Bedroom Two 12'10" x 11'11" (3.9m x 3.63m)
Double-glazed window to front overlooking the village and central heating radiator.
Bedroom Three 9'9" x 0'7" (2.97m x 0.18m)
Double-glazed window to rear and central heating radiator,
Bathroom
White four piece suite consisting of a freestanding bath, low level WC, pedestal sink and shower cubicle. Double-glazed window to rear.
EXTERNAL
The property features a large front garden, laid mainly to lawn and a further gravelled space to the rear with decking, offering an outdoor seating area. Three outside stores provide ample storage and housing for the oil tank. A large outbuilding, once the old Blacksmith's Forge, has been tastefully renovated to provide a versatile space with electric heating, power supply and running water. Currently used as a home office, the space is split into two rooms, plus a shower room. The building features exposed stone walls, beams, original fireplace and a mezzanine storage area.
Kitchen 20'11" x 6'6" (6.38m x 1.98m)
Fully fitted kitchen with a range of base and wall units and space for a dishwasher and cooker. Space for a dining table and chairs, double-glazed windows to rear including a quirky porthole.
Agents Note
Neighbours have right of access across the rear garden to their properties.