3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

Dating back to 1760, this Grade 2 listed, stone built property was once a public house named "The Welcome". Later, it was converted into a residential home and it has retained a number of pleasant and historic features. It has character everywhere - the range in the kitchen, the original doors (the living room has a circle of holes in it from when it had a dart board on it!) and the worn wood on the stair case, the window seats, the shutters to the dining room, living room and kitchen and the open fire.

It is beautifully presented and now offered to the open market for sale. The property is partially attached to the next door house at the rear only and shares the side garden with number 70. The property retains the cellar that once houses the beer barrels, and the drop chute still has the doors on it.

The accommodation comprises of an entrance hallway with newly laid tiles, this then leads to a hallway with solid wooden flooring throughout and exposed woodwork, door frames and picture rails. the two reception rooms are located at the front - the living room has an open fire while the dining room features a wood burning stove. The kitchen diner is located at the rear and features a selection of wooden units with granite worktops and splash backs The room further features a range along with exposed stonework and a pantry which features plumbing for a dishwasher.
There is a good sized ground floor toilet with high level cistern, sink and storage cupboard. The utility room is located at the very back of the property and provides plumbing for the washing machine, further storage and an internal washing line.

The stairs and landing on this property are of particular note - not only are the stairs themselves characterful due to being worn, but it is lit with a cathedral style curved window.

On the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a fabulous house bathroom featuring a free standing bath, corner shower cubicle, toilet and sink.

Externally there is an enclosed rear yard and the garden to the side is shared with the neighbouring property.

Cockfield is a lovely village that has a number of local shops, facilities and amenities close at hand such as a supermarket, primary school, food outlets and pubs. It is also handy for the likes of the Cockfield Fell which is ideal for walking dogs, which is very close by. the village is also well served with buses.

From the front of the property there are views of Raby Forrest.

Council Tax Band B