Ashville Terrace, Cross Hills, BD20

Looking for a large family home packed with character? This impressive four bedroom end terrace is full of original features, with high ceilings, wood panelling, decorative detailing and a modern layout that works beautifully with its heritage.

Centrally located in the village, this striking property stands out for its wealth of period charm. From the first glance it is clear this is a home with real history, combining timeless details with thoughtful modern touches. Substantial in size, it includes four bedrooms, a large cellar, modern kitchen and bathroom, generous parking and a detached double garage.

The entrance vestibule sets the tone with mosaic tiled flooring and coloured glass windows, leading into a hallway lined with original wood panelling and matching flooring. To the left lies a bay-fronted living room filled with light. Ornate arched alcoves frame the fireplace, deep skirting boards and high ceilings add to the sense of grandeur, and the room’s proportions reflect its period origins.

At the rear, the living and dining kitchen forms the heart of the house. Timber floors run throughout, a log-burning stove sits at the centre of the sitting area, and a large window in the dining space draws in natural light. The kitchen blends well with its surroundings, fitted with modern wall and base units, integrated appliances and ample workspace. An external door opens to the garden and stone steps lead down to the cellar. The cellar is a vast space with huge potential, previously used as a games room and family area.

The first floor holds a large principal bedroom beside the house bathroom, with space for an en-suite if desired. A further double bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a generous single complete this level. The top floor provides another spacious bedroom with a Velux window, eaves storage and a modern shower room.

Outside, a small fore-garden enclosed by stone walling and railings leads to a private rear garden with mature borders, seating space and a stone outbuilding. A tarmac driveway provides parking and access to the detached double garage.