A deceptively spacious detached house enjoying an open aspect & providing versatile accommodation with up to four bedrooms, good-sized gardens & ample parking, in this sought-after village.

This deceptively spacious detached house dates from the early 1970s and occupies a generous plot on the corner of Mill Lane and Millway. It has been thoroughly renovated over the last 8 years and offers a versatile range of accommodation totalling almost 1,600sq.ft, with generously proportioned rooms throughout, and up to four bedrooms.

The property benefits from oil-fired central heating, uPvc double-glazing and photovoltaic solar panels, which are linked to the hot water cylinder, as well as generating RHI payments on top of savings on electricity usage. The ground floor accommodation comprises porch, entrance hall, a large sitting room with log burner, kitchen, utility/shower room, two further rooms which can be used as bedrooms or further reception rooms, whilst on the first floor, two bedrooms lead off a central landing.

The house is set well back from the street, behind a good-sized lawned garden. A lengthy driveway provides ample room to park and there is a further point of access onto an area of gravelled hardstanding at the rear. Attached to the side is a useful workshop/carport.

Ampleforth is one of North Yorkshire’s best-loved villages. Nestled into a hillside, it sits within particularly attractive countryside between the North York Moors National Park and the Howardian Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.  The village benefits from a surprising number of amenities including village shop and post office, two good pubs, a coffee shop, Doctor’s surgery and primary school. The Georgian market town of Helmsley is only 4 miles away and benefits from a wide range of facilities. The other three Ryedale market towns are all within an easy drive and the City of York is some 19 miles south. Millway is located in the southern half of the village and Number 2 fronts onto Mill Lane, adjacent to open countryside.