Kelfield Road, York, North Yorkshire YO19

Charming 1800s cottage in Riccall village with unique features: stove fireplace, log burner, conservatory, galley kitchen, utility room. Three bedrooms, good size bathroom. Large garden with patio, shed, detached garage with workshop. Ample off-street parking. Village amenities, close to York and Selby.

Nestled in the picturesque village of Riccall, this charming 1800s cottage offers a unique blend of authenticity and modern comfort. The property, originally a two up, two down layout, boasts character features including a well inside the downstairs toilet, adding to its historical charm.

The ground floor welcomes you with an inviting entrance hall, with access to the downstairs W/C presenting the well. The hall leads to a spacious dining area warmed by a stove fireplace. Flowing seamlessly into the large lounge with a cosy log burner, the living spaces offer a perfect retreat. A galley kitchen with ample storage and a separate utility room ensure practicality. Step into the bright conservatory that overlooks the beautifully landscaped garden, offering a serene spot to relax.

Upstairs, the property features three bedrooms, two of which boast built-in wardrobes. The family bathroom is well-appointed with a shower and a bath, catering to different preferences. Outside, the property benefits from off-street parking and a large plot with a mainly lawned garden, a paved patio area, and a shed. There are beautiful plants, shrubs and well established trees making it a true Oasis.

A detached garage with a workshop provides additional storage or hobby space, while the ample side space allows for potential extensions, subject to necessary permissions.

The village of Riccall has a thriving community and residents benefit from a mini-supermarket, an artisan cafe, sandwich shop, Italian restaurant, doctors surgery, a primary school, playground, sports facilities, the Regen Community Centre, Riccall Village Institute and two public houses. Perfectly situated for commuters, being within easy reach of York town centre and the train station (9.5 miles). There is a regular bus service through the village, many walking routes and a direct cycle path ( Route 65) leads to York and Selby. Nearby there is public access to Skipwith Common, a National Nature Reserve and special conservation area, consisting of wild heathland, woods and lakes many interesting walks Selby town centre is under five miles away and has a range of amenities, including supermarkets, local shops, pubs, restaurants, Selby Abbey, town hall and a leisure centre as well as a football and rugby club. There is a mainline rail station with regular direct services to London Kings Cross, Leeds, York and Hull.