Property description
A fastidiously maintained dormer style semi-detached home on a quiet cul-de-sac, extended on the ground floor and benefitting from detached double garage, secluded and generous rear gardens and good southerly views.
111 Hurrs Road enjoys a good location at the head of a cul-de-sac in a popular residential area on the outskirts of town. Having been significantly improved over recent years, the property benefits from upvc double glazed windows throughout, as well as a modern gas-fired central heating system (boiler installed in 2012) and a pleasing standard of decor. Unusually, the property also has a detached double garage which was erected in 2012. A particular advantage of this lovely home is the large garden which extends further than one would think at the rear, with lovely seating areas - a delightfully secluded setting in a southerly direction, all of which has been laid down for easy maintenance but is still of a good size. The parking facilities are also better than one would expect, with a long driveway leading to a gated area alongside the garage which is ideal for additional parking or for a caravan.
The house itself has also been particularly well maintained and has been extended on the ground floor to provide an additional reception room at the rear, as well as a charming sun room overlooking the rear garden. To the side there is a further extension to give a good utility area which is accessed from the kitchen. The first floor offers three bedroomed accommodation with a three piece bathroom.
Situated on the rural fringe of Skipton, the property benefits from some delightful views over the surrounding countryside and has neighbouring buildings of a similar age. The town centre is approximately two thirds of a mile away, where there is an excellent choice of retail outlets including department store and supermarkets, with numerous recreational amenities close by. Skipton is well served for schools with the highly regarded Ermysteds Boys Grammar and Skipton Girls' High Schools, and public transport links are excellent with a regular train service to Leeds and Bradford linking through to London Kings Cross.
| GROUND FLOOR |
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| Front upvc entrance door to:- |
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| Reception Hall | with staircase to first floor and useful storage cupboard beneath. Radiator.
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| Through Sitting Room/Dining Room/Study:- | This area is divided into three rooms comprising:-
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| Sitting Room | having gas living flame fire in stone surround on marble hearth. Ceiling coving. Curved front upvc window with polished timber ledge. Radiator. Two wall points. Small-paned sliding doors to:-
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| Dining Room | with radiator and wall light point. Open arch to:-
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| Study | having wall light point and radiator.
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| Conservatory | with laminate floor. Ceiling fan. Garden door to rear. Radiator.
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| Kitchen | having a good range of light oak-effect wall/base units incorporating glass-fronted display cupboard. Integrated appliances comprise:- Stoves electric oven; Stoves four-ring ceramic hob; extractor hood; dishwasher; freezer. Oak-edged cream coloured worktops incorporating one and a half bowl stainless steel sink unit.
Square arch opening to:-
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| Extended Utility Area | with plumbing for automatic washing machine and space for dryer. Rear entrance.
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| FIRST FLOOR |
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| Landing | having access via retractable ladder to insulated and boarded roof space. Shelved storage cupboard.
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| Bedroom One (Rear) | with lovely open views over neighbouring rooftops to farmland and moors beyond. Radiator.
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| Bedroom Two (Front) | having a good range of full-height fitted wardrobes with matching drawers and bedside cabinets. Pleasant open views. Laminate flooring. Radiator.
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| Bedroom Three (Rear) | - again with good countryside views over neighbouring rooftops.
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| Bathroom | with three piece white suite comprising corner bath with overhead NewTeam electric shower; handbasin in limed oak vanity unit; low suite wc; fully tiled walls. Radiator. Airing cupboard with Worcester gas fired combination boiler, installed in 2012.
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| OUTSIDE | The exterior of 111 Hurrs Road is a particular feature of the property, unusual in its shape, size and seclusion. At the front, there is a paviour drive giving parking for two/three vehicles, alongside which there is an attractive garden area with mature shrubs slate chippings. At the side of the property is a dedicated bin storage area and double gates, beyond which is the Detached Garage measuring 16' x 16' with twin up and over doors, electric supply and side courtesy door. To the side of the garage is a further paviour parking area set behind removable timber ornate fencing, ideal for additional car parking or caravan.
The rear gardens are significantly wider than the front, and are attractively modelled and laid down for ease of maintenance. There are several seating areas including steps up to a raised pergola, timber decked area and a paved patio. There is also a lawn and several well-stocked flower and shrubbery borders, with a timber shed. The position of the rear garden is excellent for the sun, facing in a southerly direction, and being well screened for giving a secluded garden area.
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| SKI140347/MAY/dm3.7.14 |
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Property Features :
- 3 BEDROOMS
- SITTING ROOM
- DINING ROOM
- STUDY
- CONSERVATORY
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