Chain Free
Cragwell Cottage, Aislaby
£325,000
Guide Price
Property Features
- Detached Stone Cottage with a Large Garden
- 2 Reception Rooms & Separate Kitchen
- Lounge & Dining Room with Tiled Floors
- 2 Double Bedrooms & Shower Room
- Gas Central Heating & Double-Glazing Throughout
- Garden with Timber-Built Shed with Power Supply
- Off-Street Parking & Small Woodland
Property Summary
Hope & Braim are delighted to present Cragwell Cottage in Aislaby to the market.
This detached stone cottage comes with a large garden and outbuilding that is tucked away off a private road in the idyllic North York Moors Village of Aislaby. The property has been extended and is surprisingly spacious inside with two reception rooms downstairs and two double bedrooms upstairs. Although the original cottage will likely date from the 1800s the accommodation has modern oil central heating and double glazing throughout, making it an energy-efficient home for a period property. There is an entrance lobby that houses the boiler that leads through to the galley kitchen that has a range of fitted base units with a sink unit and integrated appliances. The two reception rooms comprise a lounge that has a glazed door out to the garden and a dining room that has an inglenook fireplace. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, one on either side of the galleried landing and the bathroom that has a three-piece shower suite. Outside there is a gravelled driveway to the front with secure gates leading out to the rear garden. The garden has a timber-built garden room/workshop with a power supply and a concrete pad with blockwork for another build has been started. At the top of the garden is a gate that leads to a parcel of woodland that comes with the property. The village has a pub “The Forge”, a Village Hall and an active Church, plus is only a few miles from the coastal town of Whitby.
This detached stone cottage comes with a large garden and outbuilding that is tucked away off a private road in the idyllic North York Moors Village of Aislaby. The property has been extended and is surprisingly spacious inside with two reception rooms downstairs and two double bedrooms upstairs. Although the original cottage will likely date from the 1800s the accommodation has modern oil central heating and double glazing throughout, making it an energy-efficient home for a period property. There is an entrance lobby that houses the boiler that leads through to the galley kitchen that has a range of fitted base units with a sink unit and integrated appliances. The two reception rooms comprise a lounge that has a glazed door out to the garden and a dining room that has an inglenook fireplace. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, one on either side of the galleried landing and the bathroom that has a three-piece shower suite. Outside there is a gravelled driveway to the front with secure gates leading out to the rear garden. The garden has a timber-built garden room/workshop with a power supply and a concrete pad with blockwork for another build has been started. At the top of the garden is a gate that leads to a parcel of woodland that comes with the property. The village has a pub “The Forge”, a Village Hall and an active Church, plus is only a few miles from the coastal town of Whitby.