Main Street, Whitgift, DN14

***GUIDE PRICE £275,000 - £295,000*** Superb extended family home with spacious rooms and stunning river views. Having a large double reception room, kitchen / dining / living option, and a delightful South facing family garden. Hardwood floors, cosy log burners and a lovely bathroom with a roll top bath are just some of the amazing features here. You are close to historic landmarks and the River Ouse which provides stunning walking opportunities. With ample parking and good transport links, it is an idyllic spot for a rural yet connected lifestyle.

***GUIDE PRICE £275,000 - £295,000*** This superb extended family home offers surprising spaciousness, as it has been extended on both floors by the current owner in 2021. The property boasts good proportions throughout, with a large double reception room downstairs that can be used as two rooms or as one fabulous family reception room, thanks to its open layout. A multi burner with a timber mantle and stone hearth adds warmth and character to the space. The kitchen and a further reception room occupy the other side of the ground floor, providing an ideal kitchen/dining/living option that is currently in high demand. The kitchen features shaker style cabinets, a granite worksurface with a Belfast style inset sink, and a breakfast bar that separates it from the living/dining areas. Hardwood floors can be found throughout most areas, including the landing, bedrooms, and some areas of the ground floor. The front rooms also offer wonderful river views.

Outside, you will find an Indian stone path that leads down the driveway and wraps around the side of the property, continuing onto the rear patio. The large driveway occupies the majority of the front garden, which also includes a lawned area and a potential enclosed parking area behind double gates to the side of the property. At the rear, there is an amazing South facing family garden, mostly lawned with a mature apple tree.

Situated in a notable area, this property sits along the River Ouse. Noteworthy features in the vicinity include the Mary Magdeline Church dating from 1304, Whitgift Hall (a Georgian manor house listed as Grade II*), and the Whitgift lighthouse erected in the late 19th century. The lighthouse serves as a waymark for ships traveling to and from Goole docks and is listed as Grade II. Furthermore, the property benefits from steadfast flood defences on the river, allowing for enjoyable riverside walks without worry. The village itself offers its own school and has good transport links to nearby Goole, Eastoft, and surrounding areas. It truly is an idyllic spot for those seeking a rural and peaceful setting without feeling completely isolated. There is in fact a shop in Reedness just in the next village which is walkable or a 2 min drive away.