Belmont Terrace, Thurgoland, S35 7AD

A truly charming stone-built cottage, rich in character and beautifully enhanced through sympathetic modernisation, seamlessly blending original period features with high-quality contemporary finishes to create an exceptional home.

Occupying a desirable village setting, set back from the road behind a tree-lined frontage, the property enjoys a high degree of privacy whilst being perfectly positioned on the edge of open countryside. Well-regarded local schools, village amenities and convenient access to the M1 motorway network are all within easy reach, making this an ideal home for both families and commuters alike.

The accommodation incorporates a spacious lounge, open plan living kitchen, shower room and utility to the ground floor, there are three double bedrooms and a generous bathroom to the first floor whilst the second floor attic room offers versatile accommodation.

Ground Floor

A composite stable-style entrance door opens into an impressive open-plan living kitchen, forming the heart of the home. This spacious L-shaped room provides a superb sociable and entertaining space, with windows to two aspects, exposed ceiling beams and a staircase rising to the first floor.

The kitchen is fitted with an extensive range of bespoke cabinetry, complemented by granite work surfaces incorporating a Belfast double sink with feature brass mixer tap and instant hot water tap. A central island provides additional preparation space and a breakfast bar, complete with an inset hob and downdraught extractor. Integrated appliances include an oven and grill, microwave combination oven, full-height fridge freezer, dishwasher and a useful pantry cupboard. A striking exposed brick chimney breast houses a wood-burning stove set upon a stone flagged hearth, adding warmth and character.

The adjoining utility room offers plumbing and space for both a washing machine and dryer, alongside additional storage, a courtyard-facing window and a feature internal arch window to the kitchen.

A stylish ground floor shower room is fitted with a contemporary three-piece suite, including a walk-in shower with glass screen, vanity unit and low flush W.C, complemented by attractive tiling, feature panelling and a traditionally styled radiator.

The lounge is a beautifully proportioned reception room, bathed in natural light from two full-height windows overlooking the garden, with twin doors opening directly onto a stone-flagged terrace. A feature Inglenook fireplace with exposed stonework and a wood-burning stove forms a stunning focal point, enhanced further by exposed beams and decorative wall panelling.

First Floor

The landing, finished with feature wood panelling, provides access to the second floor.

The principal bedroom is a generous double room enjoying views over the garden and fitted wardrobes spanning one wall.

There are two further double bedrooms, one overlooking the garden with fitted furniture, and a third enjoying a dual aspect with two windows, also housing the boiler and offering space for wardrobes.

The family bathroom has been thoughtfully styled in keeping with the property’s character, featuring a double-ended bath, separate shower, low flush W.C and a distinctive dresser-style vanity with inset brass basin and matching fittings. Complementary tiling, a window and a brass towel radiator complete the space.

Second Floor

A spacious and versatile attic room with Velux windows to two aspects, ideal for use as a home office, studio, guest accommodation or additional living space.

Externally

Wrought iron gates open onto a secure double-width driveway. Steps lead to a delightful garden laid mainly to lawn, with a stone flagged patio, well-stocked shaped borders and an established tree-lined boundary providing privacy and a picturesque setting.

A south-west facing courtyard offers a private, low-maintenance seating area, complete with a summer house currently utilised as a home office/gym.

Additional Information

A Freehold property with mains gas, water, electricity, and drainage. Council Tax Band - E. EPC Rating - C. Fixtures and fittings by separate negotiation.

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