St. Matthews Court, Naburn, York, North Yorkshire, YO19

A delightful modern four bedroom village house.

Description

Nestled in a charming cul-de-sac, St. Matthew's Court features an exquisite selection of detached homes, thoughtfully constructed in 2002. This desirable enclave is situated on the periphery of the village.

Previously owned for over twenty years, this attractive brick built property has a pan-tile roof, integral garage and generous parking. Well maintained throughout, with tasteful wood flooring, neutral décor and a feature fireplace in the formal sitting room which has a large bay window overlooking the Court. The kitchen is fitted with a traditional range of pine units has an integral oven and leads into the useful utility room, both overlook the pleasant rear garden. The dining room has double doors opening onto a circular paved patio, there is also a guest w.c and a spacious hallway.

The first floor provides four good sized bedrooms, the generous principle bedroom has an en-suite bathroom and dual aspect windows making it a pleasant, light filled space, there is also a fitted wardrobe. Three further bright bedrooms and a family bathroom complete this floor.

Outside.
The private rear enclosed garden is laid out with a lawn area, pretty flower beds, a seating area with high boundary wall and trees beyond. This garden can be accessed from the house or through a gateway at the side, there is a handy outside electric point installed. The front driveway is block paved with a small lawn and the property has an open outlook.

Location

The riverside village of Naburn sits on the eastern banks of the River Ouse, around four miles from York City Centre. With direct bus services, great road connections (A19, A64) and sitting on the National Cycle Network, the village is also part of the Trans Pennine walking trail and is therefore popular with those seeking to be close to the city and to have the outdoors close by. The village benefits from a church, a village hall, play area and Naburn Primary School. In addition, there is a local pub, The Blacksmith's Arms, York Marina & Waterside Cafe which is situated right on the riverbank overlooking the River Ouse. The Yorkshire Ouse Sailing Club and a Riding Centre are also within the village.

York is on the East Coast mainline, some services making the journey to London Kings Cross in under two hours. There is a bus service to the city centre as well as a national cycle network to York and Selby.

York boasts a range of local cafes, shops, supermarkets and excellent restaurants including the award winning The Star Inn the City by Andrew Pern and the Michelin-starred restaurant, Roots, by Tommy Banks. In addition, there is Skosh by Neil Bentinck which also boasts a Michelin-star, positioned on popular Micklegate.

York further boasts a number of exceptional private schools including The Mount, Bootham and St Peter'sl. Queen Margaret's School for Girls is about four miles from the village. The village is within the catchment area for the highly regarded Fulford School (Academy).

Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.

Square Footage: 1,261 sq ft