Levenside, Stokesley, Middlesbrough, North Yorkshire, TS9

This two-bedroom detached Cottage, in need of some updating to suit individual preferences, is ideally located within steps of Stokesley High Street. It is in an idyllic location, right on the River Leven. This spacious accommodation comprises an entrance porch, two reception rooms, kitchen diner, two bedrooms, a shower room and a WC. Externally there is a patio, roof top garden and a garage.

The property is accessed via a door into an entrance porch which leads into a reception room which has dual aspect windows, stairs rising to the first floor, exposed beams and an opening leading into the living room which also has exposed beams, an open fire and dual aspect windows with views of the River Leven. Another opening leads to the kitchen diner comprising a range of fitted base and wall units with contrasting worktops, splashbacks, sink and drainer. Integrated appliances include dishwasher, fridge, double gas oven, a four-ring electric hob. There is a door onto a useful storage space which could be used as a utility and a further door to the downstairs WC. A porch provides access to the side of the garage/workshop and the garden.
Upstairs the hallway provides access to the two bedrooms both of which are doubles, as well as access to the loft, ideal for a loft conversion the space is boarded with two Velux windows, lights and electric. The master bedroom has fitted wardrobes and dual aspect windows with views of the River Leven. The second bedroom also has fitted wardrobes with a window to the side of the property. The family shower room comprises walk in shower, pedestal wash hand basin, bidet and WC. Externally there is a patio area with stairs rising to a roof top garden. The property also has a garage/workshop providing off street parking.

Riverside Cottage is located on the River Leven in the Market town of Stokesley.
Stokesley is an elegant market town, peppered with impressive Georgian and Victorian buildings and known as a gateway to the North York Moors.
The River Leven, crossed by the ancient Pack Horse Bridge, provides a perfect spot for walking and picnics – not to mention the spectacular views of Roseberry Topping and the North York Moors from the east end of the town, where an ancient mill wheel can also be admired.
One of the town’s main attractions is its weekly market, which has been held since 1223 and is still going strong today. Visitors can browse a wide range of stalls selling everything from fresh produce and handmade crafts to vintage clothing and antiques. Stokesley is also home to a number of historic buildings, including the impressive St Peter and St Paul’s Church, which dates back to the 12th century.
There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and amebities ensuring you ahve evrything on your doorstep that is needed.