• Period Property +
• Character Features +
• Three Storey Accommodation +
• Three Bedrooms and Second Floor Home Study +
• Low Maintenance Gardens +
• Views Over Leyburn and Countryside Beyond +
• Garage +
• EPC Pending +

An attractive, stone-built, period town house, situated within walking distance of the amenities within Leyburn.

Situation & Amenities - The popular market town of Leyburn sits on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, with an abundance of recreational activities and walks on the doorstep. There is a wide variety of both independent and national shops, as well as a Co-Operative supermarket, various pubs and eateries and the infamous Tennants Sale Room.

There is an active community with several sports clubs, as well as primary and secondary schools and a weekly Farmers' Market.

Leyburn is well located with good access to the A1 (M) approximately 25 minutes' drive away and a mainline railway station at Northallerton for commuting across the region.

Accommodation - The front door leads into an entrance porch and entrance hallway with a staircase to the first floor, doors leading to the sitting room and dining room. The sitting room is a generous space with a bay window and attractive period fireplace and the dining room, patio doors leading out to the rear garden and opens to the galley kitchen.

The galley kitchen has a range of fitted solid wood units and work surfaces, integrated appliances and has a door leading into the utility room. The utility has space for free standing white goods and benefits from a ground floor WC, a door to the rear courtyard and a storage cupboard.

To the first floor, there is a half-landing leading to a shower room which leads on to the third bedroom. The main landing provides access to two further double bedrooms, one of which benefits from fitted wardrobes and storage and far-reaching views to the front.

There is also a house bathroom with panelled P-Shaped bath, vanity basin with an array of storage and a WC. The landing also has a door providing access to the second floor and an understairs storage cupboard.

The second floor is built into the eaves and comprises Velux windows to the front and rear allowing ample natural light and is currently utilised as a home office.

Externally - The property is approached by a wrought iron gate, with a front garden mainly laid to lawn with stone-wall and fenced boundaries and a pathway leading up to the front door. There are flowerbeds housing mature shrubs and plants together with a maturing tree.

To the rear of the property, there are low maintenance gardens with patio seating areas to the rear, ample space for pots and plants. There is also a garden store providing access to the rear lane.