Occupying a larger than average plot at approximately 0.5 acres is this five bedroom, two bathroom, double fronted family home with stunning gardens enclosed by surrounding woodland, gated driveway with off street parking for multiple cars and large single garage. Set at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and in an ideal location within walking distance from Boston Spa High Street with its plethora of shops, restaurants and bars.
On the ground floor there is a fantastic amount of living space on offer with five reception rooms, a bright and airy kitchen/diner, separate utility room and downstairs w/c. In addition full planning permission (reference 23/03837/FU) has been granted for front, rear and side extensions, conversion of the existing garage and new detached garage.
On the first floor the master bedroom is an excellent size and benefits from a Juliette balcony with views over the garden and a luxurious ensuite shower room. Completing the first floor accommodation are four further double bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom with separate shower and bath.
The magnificent garden at the rear is mainly lawned with a large patio area and has a great deal of privacy being shielded by surrounding woodland. A small stable at the end of the garden offers excellent storage and a gate leads through to a wooded area included within the boundary of the property which leads down towards the river Wharfe.
As family homes of this size and in this idyllic location are extremely rare and with the property being offered to the market with the great benefit of no onward chain an early viewing is highly recommended in order to avoid disappointment.
The much sought-after village of Boston Spa supports a first class range of amenities catering for all daily needs including a wide range of shops, restaurants and bars, medical centre and popular schools for all age groups The market town of Wetherby is only a short distance away and due to the position of the property it is considered ideally placed for the commuter due to the close proximity of the A1 which in turn links with the region’s motorway network.