£475,000
4 bedroom detached house for sale
Epworth, Doncaster
detached house 
4 bedrooms Property description
Guide Price £475,000 - £500,000
Truly a treat to come to market, this beautiful 19th Century period property is situated in the heart of the historic market town of Epworth, perfectly placed for all local amenities, teeming with country charm.
Beautifully appointed over two floors, this stunning character property built in 1851 includes a separate two bedroom annexe which can be accessed through the garden or via an external entrance, making it ideal for separate accommodation for additional family members, or has potential to become commercial rental space, airbnb or generate rental income.
The main dwelling has an inviting entrance which leads through to a snug to the left and large lounge / dining room to the right with double doors leading on to the patio and rear garden. Head further down the hallway to a welcoming country kitchen leading out to the beautiful rear garden. With plenty of storage under the stairs, the sweeping staircase leads up to four bedrooms on the first floor, presenting ample space for a growing family along with a family bathroom and ensuite to the master.
To the rear, a lawn stretches out, delineated by hedgerows and bordered by fantastic shrubbery and blooms. There is a greenhouse, vegetable patch, mature trees, seating areas, and two patio areas.
The garage has been converted in to a home office with power & lighting, it's own fuseboard meaning this is an incredibly versatile space. The decorative stone driveway provides parking for several vehicles.
Location is everything, and being central to the historic town of Epworth, the birthplace of Methodist founders John and Charles Wesley, this family home is conveniently placed near all the local amenities in the Isle of Axholme. Local shops, schools, parks, restaurants, and bars all a stones throw away. The larger towns of Doncaster and Scunthorpe are close by, and the A1, M18 and M1 motorway networks are all easily accessible as well as Doncaster rail station, which is a key transport hub, only an hour and forty minutes from central London.
Contact haart to schedule a viewing today to take the next step to your dream home.
Tenure – Freehold
Council tax band – D
Please note all measurements are approximate and for guidance purposes only
Truly a treat to come to market, this beautiful 19th Century period property is situated in the heart of the historic market town of Epworth, perfectly placed for all local amenities, teeming with country charm.
Beautifully appointed over two floors, this stunning character property built in 1851 includes a separate two bedroom annexe which can be accessed through the garden or via an external entrance, making it ideal for separate accommodation for additional family members, or has potential to become commercial rental space, airbnb or generate rental income.
The main dwelling has an inviting entrance which leads through to a snug to the left and large lounge / dining room to the right with double doors leading on to the patio and rear garden. Head further down the hallway to a welcoming country kitchen leading out to the beautiful rear garden. With plenty of storage under the stairs, the sweeping staircase leads up to four bedrooms on the first floor, presenting ample space for a growing family along with a family bathroom and ensuite to the master.
To the rear, a lawn stretches out, delineated by hedgerows and bordered by fantastic shrubbery and blooms. There is a greenhouse, vegetable patch, mature trees, seating areas, and two patio areas.
The garage has been converted in to a home office with power & lighting, it's own fuseboard meaning this is an incredibly versatile space. The decorative stone driveway provides parking for several vehicles.
Location is everything, and being central to the historic town of Epworth, the birthplace of Methodist founders John and Charles Wesley, this family home is conveniently placed near all the local amenities in the Isle of Axholme. Local shops, schools, parks, restaurants, and bars all a stones throw away. The larger towns of Doncaster and Scunthorpe are close by, and the A1, M18 and M1 motorway networks are all easily accessible as well as Doncaster rail station, which is a key transport hub, only an hour and forty minutes from central London.
Contact haart to schedule a viewing today to take the next step to your dream home.
Tenure – Freehold
Council tax band – D
Please note all measurements are approximate and for guidance purposes only
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