• A charming period property +
• Two reception rooms, each having multi-fuel burning stoves +
• Generous kitchen +
• Separate utility, downstairs w.c. +
• Three double bedrooms +
• Recently modernised house bathroom +
• Comfortable off-street parking to front +
• "Cottage-style" gardens to front and rear +
• Tremendous scope for further extension (subject to necessary planning consent) +
• Available with no onward chain +

Offered to the market for the first time in over 25 years this charming three bedroom period cottage is available with the benefit of no onward chain, although lovingly cared for by the previous owner the property would now benefit from cosmetic updates and modernisation throughout. Agents Commentary
 
The White House is reputed to be one of the oldest properties in this popular village and believed to have been the village Forge, offering a unique balance of historical charm and exciting modernisation opportunities (subject to necessary planning consent). On the ground floor there a two generous reception rooms, each with a multi-fuel burning stove and windows that overlook the well tended "cottage-style" front garden. A traditional kitchen featuring oak block worktops, bespoke fitted units and a striking Rayburn (currently out of service). Adjacent is a galley-style kitchen with ample wall and base units, integrated oven with hob and a useful utility area with plumbing for white goods and a separate downstairs W.C. On the first floor a spacious landing area suitable for office space along with three double bedrooms and a modernised house bathroom. To the outside a charming "cottage-style" front garden with well-stocked floral borders and a neat parcel of lawn. A generous block-paved driveway offering comfortable off-street parking for multiple vehicles serves access to integral garage. To the rear a larger than expected garden mainly laid to lawn with deep, well-stocked borders, established hedging and trees providing exceptional privacy. There are hard-standing areas ideal for outdoor entertaining and 'al-fresco' dining.  Furthermore there is a detached workshop measuring approx. 4.7m x 4.3m with light and power laid on, prime for further development and conversion (subject to necessary planning consent). The property enjoys a quiet position within this highly sought-after village only minuets walk to the village shop and public house. The combination of its period charm and the potential for modernisation and expansion makes it an ideal opportunity for buyers looking to tailor a home to their personal taste and requirements. Whixley is an attractive rural village of predominantly rustic brick period properties, situated almost equidistant between Harrogate, York and Wetherby enjoying easy access to the A1/M1 link for commuting. Early viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.