Property description

An attached property constructed in the 17th Century, around 1660, with an addition to the northern end during the 20th Century. The original construction is timber framed with outer elevations of sandstone, under a tiled roof with half tile hung elevations. The main house is arranged over three floors with a cellar beneath the sitting room.Internally the property has charm, a surprisingly light and spacious layout and is enhanced by the wealth of exposed timber beams and broad Inglenook fireplace.On the ground floor there is the main sitting room measuring 17'4 X 16' a good sized kitchen/breakfast room, double-glazed conservatory and, to the rear of the house, a utility/cloakroom. The first floor has three bedrooms and a bathroom, with the possibility of creating en suite shower room. Above is the top floor bedroom with access to a generous sized loft, with scope to create an extra room (subject to consents).Outside there is an enclosed garden and a useful HOME OFFICE/STUDIO, connected to the house alarm. Council Tax Band DEPC Rating: F (35)

Property Features :

• BEAUTIFUL PERIOD HOME
• DATING ORIGINALLY FROM THE 17TH CENTURY
• ARRANGED OVER THREE FLOORS
• CENTRAL LOCATION IN WEST HOATHLY
• WITHIN CONSERVATION AREA