4 bedroom detached house for sale

Wayside is an attractive period property where there is no need to compromise character for modern efficiency. Wayside is a rarity, having been thoroughly improved over the past few years to create an ideal family home with modern up to date accommodation, beautifully presented throughout; together with large grounds with garden, a recently fitted children’s’ adventure playground and newly constructed detached home office/entertaining area. Almost an acre of land in total, making it a wonderful lifestyle property with a wide range of appeal.The accommodation is beautifully presented throughout and in total amounts to over 2,500 ft in total and comprises, entrance hall, front facing sitting room with multi fuel stove, cosy snug with multi fuel stove, rear hall and utility with separate cloakroom, large breakfast kitchen with handmade and joiner fitted units and a comprehensive range of high specification integrated appliances. To the rear, with a triple aspect is a light and airy west facing garden room with views over the garden and towards the land. To the ground floor there is a suite of rooms which provides ground floor bedroom, wet room and reception room with access up into an attic room. The annexe area adjoins the main accommodation, but benefits from an independent access, making it ideal for those buyers looking for a separate annexe, but equally well suited to complement the existing accommodation as a home office, study or hobby space. Upstairs are three large double bedrooms, one with en-suite shower room and a generous house bathroom with freestanding bath and separate shower. For all that the property has 19th century origins, the ethos is firmly set in the 21st Century. The property benefits from air source central heating, full underfloor heating, solar panels and high specification kitchen and bathrooms fittings. Wayside scores exceptionally well for a period property in terms of energy efficiency and environmental impact, scoring a mid to high C in both areas. Sawdon is a quiet rural village located about a mile off the A170 north of Brompton By Sawdon. A traditional village which is typified by a Main Street lined by character properties, it is wonderfully situated for outdoor activities, with miles of walks literally from doorstep, along with bridleways and an easy access into Dalby Forest. The village has an active village hall and a newly re-opened pub; The Anvil Inn. Primary education is close by at the well regarded Brompton Primary School and all other amenities are close at hand in either Scarborough 7 miles distant or Malton which is just 10 miles away, where there is a railway station and connections to York and onto mainline services.