Price changed to £800,000
January 31, 2025
Listed for £850,000
September 21, 2024
Sold for £175,000
1998
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Countryside kitchen
A farmhouse style kitchen is also positioned at the rear of the property. Fitted with solid wooden base and wall units and complete with integrated appliances including dishwasher, fridge, microwave and double ovens, there’s also space for a modest dining table.
Just next door you’ll find a separate utility room with space for the fridge/freezer and laundry appliances as well as offering a rear access door and an internal door leading through to the double garage.
Host in style
Completing the ground floor and its cohesive, flowing layout is the dining room which attaches back to the entrance hallway.
You’ll notice the feature ceiling beams that are present throughout the downstairs and of course traditional wooden skirtings and doors that add to the country cottage aesthetic.
With ample space for a large banqueting table, this would make the perfect space to host dinner parties and special occasions with the whole family gathered round.
Maximised space
The dual-aspect master bedroom sits above the garage and enjoys the quirky charm of the beams running across the apex of the roof, complete with a dormer window.
Space has been maximised here with fitted wardrobes and drawers running the length of two of the walls – one of which incorporates a built-in window seat for perching with a book.
A neutral and modern en-suite is tucked away in the corner which is tiled from floor to ceiling and comprises a large corner shower enclosure, W/C and vanity unit wash basin.
Complete comforts
Bedroom two is a generous double featuring built-in wardrobes and a stylish en-suite with a walk-in shower, W/C, wash basin and heated towel rail.
Due to the ample size and configuration, this would make a perfect guest room, offering privacy and space away from the master.
Family bathroom
A recently renovated contemporary family bathroom sits next door which serves the final three bedrooms.
Chic, wood-effect floor tiles are contrasted by earthy stone walls and bold charcoal grey vanity units housing the sink and W/C.
A large bathtub is complemented by a corner shower enclosure so you can enjoy the best of both when it's time to soak away the day.
For a growing family
Like the bedrooms you’ve seen so far, bedroom three is another double and the space is an immaculate blank canvas with plenty of storage space and soft neutral carpets.
Sitting side by side at the rear of the property are bedrooms four and five which complete the first floor. Both are currently set up as home offices due to the family dynamics, but they would easily work as children’s bedrooms from a nursery to a teenage space and everything in between.
Lovingly landscaped
The outdoor landscape is equally pretty and well established with a focus on attractive wildflowers and textures filling the boundaries.
The private lawn enclosed at the rear of the property is a good size for a family home, punctuated with patio seating areas and easy to maintain flower beds. With access to the house through various points, you’ll enjoy hosting al fresco.
Your own characterful cottage
When driving up towards the home, you’ll have noticed a detached cottage within the plot which forms a beautiful one bedroom annex.
Dating back to 1674, this unique conversion is part of the village’s proud heritage – recently in the leaflet for the Copmanthorpe Heritage Trail as one of the oldest properties in the surrounding area.
The renovated interiors are bursting with character and ensure a real cottage feel exuding from the cast iron fireplaces, natural stone flooring and turned wooden staircase in the kitchen.
A ground-floor bedroom for accessibility is coupled with a luxury en-suite shower room and the first floor offers an open-plan living space wrapped around the central chimney breast. Due to restrictions, the annex cannot be rented or used as a business so therefore it would make the ideal space for extended family to use, or as a peaceful personal office away from the main family home.
Area to explore
Conveniently located just four miles outside of the popular city of York, Copmanthorpe is unsurprisingly an extremely sought-after place to reside.
Within just 15 minutes, you can find yourself among the beautiful, cobbled streets in and around the famous Shambles with a range of classy shops, bars and eateries to enjoy. York particularly comes to life in the run-up to Christmas when the independent markets arrive – and you’re perfectly positioned to take advantage and will have plenty on your doorstep when friends and family come to stay.
On top of all this, Copmanthorpe has a thriving village vibe of its own. There are approx. 2,000 homes here and an abundance of amenities within walking distance for those days when you don’t fancy venturing into the city. This includes the Royal Oak pub and Sizzling Plate Indian restaurant, Little Acorns café serving fabulous coffee and tasty treats, a post office, hair salon, library, doctors, dentist, pharmacy, convenience stores, and a range of clubs and sports activities to suit the family.
You’re truly in one of the finest spots in Yorkshire here and also have the benefit of a direct train service from York into London in less than two hours. Owing to its placement alongside the A64 linking Leeds and Scarborough, you can also be in Leeds within half an hour.
For the kids, the village primary school is perfect and once they hit teenage years, you’re also in the catchment area for the highly regarded Tadcaster Grammar School, which can be travelled to and from via a daily bus service.
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