Main Street, Kirkby Malzeard, Near Ripon, North Yorkshire, HG4

Tucked away just off the Main Street in the extremely popular village of Kirkby Malzeard is Low Keld, a property built in 2018 to an impeccable exacting standard with fantastic attention to detail and offering around 3,000 sqft of accommodation, resulting in this fabulous family home.

The property briefly comprises a spacious entrance hall with cloakroom, a triple aspect sitting room, large, sociable family kitchen with island and Sonos bluetooth sound system with ceiling speakers, lounge and dining areas with French doors to the gardens. There is a rear boot room/utility with a staircase to the large office/playroom above the double garage.

The first floor accommodation is well positioned around a spacious landing with a large principal bedroom with a spacious en-suite shower room, two further dual aspect double bedrooms and a family bathroom with a separate shower.

The second floor with a useful landing area features two mirror image double bedrooms either side of a shower room with an extremely unique floor.

The outside of the property is perfectly balanced with the secure west facing rear gardens with ample paved seating areas including across the whole of the rear of the property, fabulous rear lawns bordered by mature privacy hedging with various large planted beds and borders. A sheltered side garden has raised planters for vegetables and the attractive front garden is lawned with various planted beds for all year round colour. The gravel driveway provides ample parking for many vehicles and leads to the double garage with electric door offering even more parking.

Kirkby Malzeard is well equipped with a range of everyday facilities including a church, primary school, doctor’s surgery, garage/petrol station, a newsagents/general store, butchers and a public house. More extensive everyday facilities are available in the neighbouring towns of Masham, Bedale and the City of Ripon. For the commuter, the A1(M) is within about 11 miles to the east and there are mainline railway stations in Thirsk, Northallerton, York and Harrogate.