Property description
AN INDIVIDUAL DETACHED THREE BEDROOM COTTAGE OF VICTORIAN ORIGINS BEING CHARACTERISED BY ITS WHITE PAINTED STYLE, BEING SET IN GROUNDS OF MORE THAN ONE THIRD OF AN ACRE WITH THE BENEFIT OF PLANNING PERMISSION TO SUBSTANTIALLY EXTEND
Summary:
Some improvement works are required with planning permission being recently granted to enlarge the property as shown by the Architects Drawing which form part of this brochure. A rare chance to live within the heart of the exclusive village of Wet Ella.
Location:
The property lies on the northern side of West Ella Road at the corner of Chapel Lane from which vehicular access is taken. The property stands within the West Ella conservation area and is a Grade II Listed building.
The exclusive village of West Ella is characterised by its white pebbled cottages and lies approximately 7 miles from the centre of Hull having good road connections which allows the A63/M62 motorway to be reached within just a few minutes by car. Whilst the property lies close to open countryside, local shopping and sporting facilities lie within just a few minutes driving time and good schooling is close by.
Historical Note:
Local Historical records reflect the influence of the Sykes family who originally came from the West Riding of Yorkshire and settled in Hull in the early 18th century. Daniel Sykes, from whose two wives the West Ella and Sledmere Sykes families descended, bought property in Hull and the family became one of the leading merchants at the time.
The Manor of Westella was purchased together with 570 acres of farmland by Joseph Sykes 1723-1805, in 1783. Joseph was an Iron and Steel Merchant with a virtual monopoly of trade to Sweden. His son, Richard, 1783-1870 was responsible for improvements to the village in the 50's after making a grand tour of Europe and studying the gothic and rustic designs of John Nash in Gloucester. The village was rebuilt in the eclectic style of architecture in the Victorian period making this village today one of the most attractive and well favoured of any village within the region.
Planning Permission:
The property is to be sold as it stands, but with the benefit of Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent to extend the accommodation as shown by the Architects Drawings which form part of these particulars of sale. In addition to the proposed creation of an enlarged kitchen/breakfast room and a new master bedroom suite, a new double garage and adjoining potting shed/store is also proposed and approved.
Full Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent has been granted for the works and copies of these consents are attached to this brochure.
Accommodation:
The current accommodation is arranged as shown by the dimensioned floorplan forming part of these particulars of sale and can be briefly described as follows.
Ground Floor:
Entrance Hall: - 13' 4'' x 5' 2'' (4.06m x 1.57m)
With stairway leading to the upper floor. The stairway extends to an inner hallway as shown by the floorplan.
Living Room: - 13' 0'' x 12' 5'' (3.96m x 3.78m)
With views to the front and western side of the property.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room: - 13' 0'' x 13' 0'' (3.96m x 3.96m)
Having a range of wall and floor mounted units together with a gas cooker.
Utility Room: - 9' 5'' x 9' 2'' (2.87m x 2.79m)
This room adjoins the kitchen and has a series of units including a single drainer sink unit.
Bathroom: - 9' 4'' x 5' 2'' (2.84m x 1.57m)
Containing a suite comprising a panelled bath, pedestal wash hand basin and low level w.c.
First Floor:
Landing:
A central landing gives access to two double bedrooms and a single bedroom there being a small cupboard off the landing which houses the gas fired central heating boiler.
Bedroom 1: - 13' 0'' x 12' 5'' (3.96m x 3.78m)
With views to the south over the grounds.
Bedroom 2: - 13' 0'' x 11' 0'' (3.96m x 3.35m)
With views to the western side of the property.
Bedroom 3: - 9' 0'' x 7' 2'' (2.74m x 2.18m)
With views to the east across the gardens.
External:
The grounds which extend to more than one third of an acre predominantly lie to the south, east and north of the property with vehicular and pedestrian access being gained from Chapel Lane. A wide driveway capable of accommodating several motorcars, leads to a double garage. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn with shrubs, bushes and trees to the boundaries with the eastern boundary to the land also forming the east of the conservation area.
Services:
All mains services are connected to the property.
Central Heating:
The property has a comprehensive gas fired central heating system installed.
Tenure:
We understand the tenure of the property to be freehold.* It should be noted the property can be made available at short notice as it is vacant with no onward chain.
Council Tax:
Council Tax is payable to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. From verbal enquiries we are advised that the property is shown in the Council Tax Property Bandings List in Valuation Band F.*
Fixtures & Fittings:
All carpets, curtains and other items of furniture within the property at the time of inspection are included within the sale.
Disclaimer:
*The agent has not had sight of confirmation documents and therefore the buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor.
Viewing:
Strictly by appointment with the sole agent.
Mortgages:
We will be pleased to offer independent advice regarding a mortgage for this property, details of which are available from our Hessle office on 01482 647155. Independent advice will be given by Licensed Credit Brokers. Written quotations on request. Your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it.
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Property Features :
- Individual Detached Three Bedroom Cottage of Victorian Origin
- Characterised by its Eclectic White Painted Style
- Set in Grounds of More Than 1/3rd Acre
- Planning Permission for Extension Works
- Exclusive Locartion