The Village, Thurstonland, HD4

TUCKED AWAY IN A QUIET HAMLET OF BEAUTIFUL STONE COTTAGES, IS THIS FABULOUS, THREE BEDROOM HOME. SITUATED AT LOW FOLD, THURSTONLAND, BOASTING STUNNING VIEWS  ACROSS FIELDS TO THE REAR, DOUBLE DRIVEWAY TO THE FRONT AND A GARAGE PLOT. THE PROPERTY HAS PLEASANT RURAL WALKS ON THE DOORSTEP AND IS CONVENIENTLY POSITIONED FOR ACCESS TO COMMUTER LINKS.

The property accommodation briefly comprises of dual-aspect, open-plan dining kitchen and spacious lounge to the ground floor. To the first floor,ere are three well-proportioned bedrooms and the house bathroom. Externally to the front is a low maintenance courtyard area with stone flagged patio and driveway with parking for two vehicles. Within the hamlet the subject property has a garage plot which is currently home to a workshop/shed.

Tenure Freehold. Council Tax Band C. EPC Rating D.

OPEN-PLAN DINING KITCHEN (2.69m x 5.49m)

Enter into the property through a multi-panel, double-glazed, timber front door with obscure glazed inserts and adjoining double-glazed window into the dining kitchen. There are dual-aspect windows, exposed timber beams and batons to the ceiling, vinyl tiled flooring, various light points, a wall light point, a radiator, and a door proceeding through to the living room. The kitchen features fitted wall and base units with shaker-style cupboard fronts and complementary rolled-edge work surfaces over, which incorporate a one-and-a-half-bowl, stainless-steel sink and drainer unit with chrome mixer tap. Built-in appliances include a four-ring gas hob and an electric, fan-assisted oven, as well as space and provisions for a fridge freezer, an automatic washing machine and a further under-counter appliance. There is brick-effect tiling to splash areas, a recessed area with display shelving, and a double-glazed window with exposed stone sill to the rear elevation offering stunning views.

LIVING ROOM (4.19m x 5.49m)

The lounge enjoys a wealth of natural light cascading through dual-aspect, double-glazed banks of mullioned windows with exposed sills to the front and rear elevations. There are exposed timber beams and batons to the ceiling, fabulous hardwood flooring, two radiators, various light points to the beams, and a carpeted, kite-winding staircase with wooden handrail and slatted spindle balustrade proceeding to the first floor and benefitting from a useful storage cupboard beneath. The focal point of the room is the beautiful, exposed stone fireplace and chimney breast with ornate cast-iron stove set upon a raised stone hearth,

FIRST FLOOR LANDING

The landing features partly exposed timber beams on display, a wall light point, two loft hatches giving access to separately accessed attic areas, and a bank of double-glazed, mullioned windows with stone sill to the rear elevation, offering fabulous, open-aspect views. Multi-panel doors give access to three well-proportioned bedrooms and the house bathroom.

BEDROOM ONE (3.1m x 4.19m)

Bedroom one is a generously proportioned, light and airy double bedroom with ample space for freestanding furniture. There are exposed timber batons, a partly exposed timber truss, a ceiling ceiling light point, a radiator, and a bank of double-glazed, mullioned windows with stone sill to the front elevation overlooking the hamlet of properties and of open fields and Emley Moor Mast beyond. The room benefits from fitted wardrobes with hanging rails and shelving in situ, and a dressing area/study to the side.

BEDROOM TWO (2.69m x 3.1m)

Bedroom two can accommodate a double bed with space for freestanding furniture and features partly exposed timber beams, exposed stonework, a central ceiling light point, a radiator, and a bank of double-glazed, mullioned windows to the front elevation. This room also benefits from a bank of fitted wardrobes with hanging rails and shelving in situ.

BEDROOM THREE (2.44m x 3.2m)

Bedroom three is currently utilised as a study but can accommodate a single bed with space for freestanding furniture or could be used as a nursery. There is a partly exposed timber truss and beams to the ceiling, a ceiling light point, a radiator, a glazed window to the side elevation providing borrowed light to and from the landing, and a double-glazed window to the rear elevation offering pleasant views across nearby fields. The room also benefits from a fitted wardrobe with hanging rails and shelving in situ.

HOUSE BATHROOM (2.54m x 2.54m)

The house bathroom features a white, three-piece suite comprising a panel bath with electric Triton Enrich shower over, a broad wash hand basin with chrome monobloc mixer tap and toiletry cupboard beneath, and a low-level WC with push-button flush. There is tiled flooring, panelling to the splash areas, partly exposed timber batons to the ceiling, a ceiling light point, a radiator, and a cupboard housing the hot water cylinder and providing space for toiletries and towels.

Front Garden

Externally to the front, the property is tucked away in a pleasant hamlet setting. Immediately to the front of the property is a tarmacadam double driveway providing off-street parking and a beautiful stone patio which is a fantastic space to sit out and enjoy the sun and delightful views throughout the day. There are hedged borders, part-stone wall boundaries, and an external light. Please note, the Yorkshire stone flagged area could be utilised as further off-street parking if so required. Slightly away from the property is a hardstanding which currently houses a substantial timber shed. The neighbouring properties utilise these plots as garaging.

Parking - Off street