Lealholm, Whitby Guide Price £595,000

• A substantial detached 1960’s property occupying a lovely, mature plot with a sunny, open aspect
• The nicely proportioned accommodation which has scope for some updating,
• Entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, kitchen, breakfast room, garden/games room
• Ground floor bedroom and bathroom. Three large first floor bedrooms, bathroom and first floor utility/kitchen
• Extensive gardens & grounds of approximately 0.34 acres, enjoying a lovely south facing aspect
• Ample parking, integral double garage, greenhouse & range of useful stores
• No Onward Chain

Stone Villa is an attractively positioned detached property, which was built in the 1960’s and occupies a superb plot of approximately 0.34 acres with an attractive open aspect which enjoys sun all day. The property, which has been individually designed as a one-off has a versatile range of exceptionally well-proportioned rooms which are flooded with light and with attractive views onto its gardens and grounds, which wrap around the property to all sides. In total the property provides over 2,400 square feet of accommodation, which although in need of some updating, offers huge scope to create a comfortable and very sizeable home.

In brief the accommodation comprises, large entrance hall with fitted storage, a beautifully proportioned main sitting room with open fire and sliding patio doors to the terrace, dining room with kitchen and breakfast room to the rear. Front facing games/garden room and the integral double garage with WC.

There is a large ground floor double bedroom and house bathroom. Upstairs are three very large double bedrooms, the main bathroom and a first-floor utility/kitchen. There is a large void to the first floor which could be used to create further living accommodation if required.

One of the main attractions of the property is the situation, being located in the heart of the village with the famous Lealholm Stepping Stones lying at the end of the garden. Lealholm is an especially well-served rural village with village shop, garage with post office and a sports club with cricket and football teams and an annual village show. Also in the village is a primary school, well regarded tearoom and pub. Whitby lies only 10 miles to the east and is a popular and picturesque seaside town with both a strong maritime and literary history. Today Whitby is a fascinating mix of eclectic shops and high-quality restaurants, at the centre of the Heritage Coast and surrounded by the glorious scenery of the North York Moors National Park.