Stunning Period House | Beautifully refurbished and presented | Stylish Kitchen | Conservatory | Impressive reception hall

This impressive Tudor style house built in 1842 for the vicar of Hemingbrough retains many delightful period architectural features; including arched doorways, decorative masonry and steeply pitched gable roofs. Whilst preserving the original character of the house, there has been a meticulous program of refurbishment and enhancement over the last few years, and the property now provides flexible modern living for the most discerning family.

The ground floor offers a fabulous arched entrance which leads through to a grand reception hall with feature tiled flooring and ornate carved staircase. Doors lead off to; a bright airy family room and a spacious snug, both located to the front, and leading through, the kitchen and a generous sitting/dining room with multi-fuel stove inset to period style fireplace, and a wide bay to a large paved terrace.

A feature archway in the dining room gives access to a superb kitchen boasting a wide range of stylish modern units complemented by granite worktops, island breakfast bar and integrated appliances, which is open plan to the conservatory. There is also a utility room with WC off and a staircase leading down to a cellar extending to the entire area of the ground floor.

Upstairs, you have five spacious double bedrooms, four with ensuite facilities, a good size study with store room off, a luxurious family bathroom, plus a large loft offering potential to convert to further living space if required.

Set well back from the road and approached via a driveway leading through electric gates, the property offers extensive gravelled parking to the front and side and a large double garage. The generous enclosed grounds enjoy a fair degree of privacy and feature an Indian stone paved terrace to the rear overlooking attractive family gardens, with views over open countryside beyond.

The sought-after village of Hemingbrough has a local pre-school and primary school, village shops and a thirteenth century church, strong road link to Hull, Leeds, Manchester and York, plus a high-speed rail connection from Selby train station to London.