Castle Yard Stables, Thirsk

Within a moment's walk into the cobbled market square, the discreet position of this home is remarkable. Exceptionally well-presented, spacious and easily maintained, this is the ideal solution for those wishing to downsize their garden but not their internal living space.

The Property - On entering the property, the reception hall provides access to both the living room and dining kitchen, with a staircase rising to the first-floor accommodation. Built in 2004 as one of just two houses by a private developer, the property was designed with a more traditional style in mind, reflected in details such as cornicing, oak flooring and the feature fireplace, while retaining the advantages associated with more modern construction, including double glazing and a good standard of insulation.

The living room is particularly well presented, with the fireplace forming the main focal point. A window to the front elevation and double doors opening onto the courtyard garden provide plenty of natural light, while the oak flooring complements the more traditional detailing of the room.

The dining kitchen is a generous and well-planned space, fitted with a bespoke range of units and a selection of integrated appliances. Windows to three elevations provide excellent natural light, supplemented by under-counter and low-level ambient lighting. To the rear of the kitchen is access to the cloakroom, fitted with a WC and wash hand basin, together with a door opening onto the rear courtyard.

On the first floor are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a contemporary shower room. The shower room is fitted with a double shower enclosure, pedestal wash hand basin and WC, together with a window providing natural light and ventilation.

Externally, the rear courtyard provides an attractive seating area with a flagged patio and useful storage cupboard.

To the front, the owners have created a further landscaped seating area with raised beds containing established shrubs and flowering plants, together with low-level lighting for evening use. Although positioned to the front of the property, the degree of privacy afforded by this area is considerably better than may first appear and is best appreciated on viewing.

Parking is provided by an oversized garage with roller-door access and a further pedestrian door opening directly into the rear courtyard.

Please Note

Council: North Yorkshire Council
Council Tax Band: C
EPC Rating: C
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The property benefits from a right of way over the private driveway providing access to the house. The title deeds make provision for the owner of the private driveway to share maintenance costs with the owners of this property and No. 8. The vendor advises that no requests for contributions towards maintenance have been made during their period of ownership.

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