Sandhutton, Thirsk, North Yorkshire, YO7

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This end-of-terrace period property features attractive accommodation, with a combination of period details, such as exposed timber beams and brickwork with a neutral décor.

The ground floor has five comfortable, flexible reception rooms including the dining hall, which provides a pleasant welcome to the property. The sitting room has an impressive brick-built fireplace with a wood burning stove, while there is also a useful study, a family room in which to relax and adjoining the kitchen, a breakfast room with a dual aspect. The kitchen itself has fitted storage units, built-in dishwasher and fridge freezer and a Rayburn range cooker, while the adjoining utility room offers further space for appliances and home storage.

Upstairs there are three double bedrooms of similar proportions, all with dual aspects, as well as a large family bathroom. The bathroom has a freestanding roll-top bathtub and a separate shower unit.

Services: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil Rayburn providing central heating and hot water.

Location
The property is set in the popular village of Sandhutton straddled by the Yorkshire Wolds and Howardian Hills, the village offers easy access to some wonderful countryside. Positioned only four miles from the small market town of Thirsk and just off the A64 some eight miles north east of York, the property is within easy reach of the city, Malton and, via the York by-pass, the A1, Leeds and Leeds Bradford Airport. The village has a thriving community with a highly regarded primary school, children's playgroup, St Mary's Parish Church, village hall and village green, while there are several amenities in the surrounding villages, including a primary school at Carlton Miniott, while the charming town of Thirsk offers a selection of shops and supermarkets, a variety of restaurants, pubs and cafés and a bustling market square. Thirsk's mainline station, situated a mile away from the town centre, provides services towards York and onwards to London Kings Cross.

Further schooling in the area includes the outstanding-rated primary, South Otterington Church of England Primary School, while Thirsk has several schools, including a secondary school and the independent Queen Mary's School.

Outside
At the front, the cottage opens onto the street, with access for vehicles to the side via double automated wrought-iron gates. There is a large gravel parking area at the rear, providing access to the detached garage or workshop space, with mezzanine level above, offering an opportunity to create office space or accommodation for a dependant relative, subject to planning. The large west-facing rear garden includes extensive paved terracing for al fresco dining and a large area of lawn, bordered by established hedgerow and backing onto open fields.