The Crescent, Monk Fryston

Beautifully presented and thoughtfully extended, this four-bedroom home in Monk Fryston combines spacious accommodation over three floors with a generous rear garden and an outlook over open fields.

The extended kitchen/diner is a standout feature. A vaulted ceiling with roof windows brings natural light into the room, while contrasting cabinetry, generous work surfaces and a central island create a sociable space for everyday family life and entertaining. French doors open onto the garden, making the outdoor space a natural extension of the room.

A separate living room also benefits from French doors to the garden, providing a comfortable space to relax. The entrance hall, utility room and downstairs WC complete the ground-floor accommodation.

The first floor offers three bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom. Occupying the second floor, the main bedroom enjoys its own walk-in wardrobe and a shower room fitted with a shower enclosure, WC and washbasin, creating a spacious retreat at the top of the house.

Outside, the generous rear garden offers a substantial lawn, paved seating areas and a covered entertaining space, with views towards the open fields beyond. A driveway and garage provide parking, while an EV charger adds convenience for electric vehicle owners.

Monk Fryston offers a strong sense of community, with an annual beer festival and seasonal events bringing residents together throughout the year. For families, the village is home to Monk Fryston Church of England Primary School.

The Crown and The Cross Keys are both within walking distance, offering food and drinks, with The Crown's spacious beer garden providing an appealing spot during the summer months. The local village shop caters for everyday essentials, alongside local produce, sandwiches and pastries.

There are plenty of opportunities to get involved locally, from junior football at Monk Fryston Football Club to cricket in neighbouring Hillam, as well as other sports and social clubs.

Regular buses serve the village, while South Milford and Sherburn-in-Elmet railway stations are a short drive away, providing options for rail travel towards Leeds, York and Selby.

With approximately 121 m² / 1,302 sq ft of accommodation, as recorded on the EPC, this home offers an appealing combination of living space, outdoor space and village life.

Planning permission was previously granted to extend above the kitchen/diner by two further floors.

Although that permission has now expired, the previous scheme offers an indication of the scope buyers may wish to explore, subject to obtaining fresh planning permission and any other necessary approvals.

EPC rating: C (71), with a potential rating of B (82).

Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the accommodation and setting.