Semi-detached house for sale in Keble Park North, Bishopthorpe, York YO23

This wonderful semi-detached family home is situated on the popular Keble Park North area of Bishopthorpe, York.

Bishopthorpe is 2 miles from York City Centre and offers three award winning pubs as well as a social club, multiple hair salons, a Co-Op, riverside restaurants, tennis, football and cricket club and much more which explains why it such a desirable place to reside. The village has easy access to the A64 and an excellent primary school. Bishopthorpe falls into the catchment for Fulford, Tadcaster Grammar and Millthorpe High Schools.

The property is nestled in a quiet residential cul-de-sac and is within walking distance of all local amenities.

1A Keble Park North has been impressively extended and modernised throughout. The soul of this home is the fabulous open plan kitchen living space.
This stylish space is perfect for families and those who love to entertain.

The kitchen is modern with soft close wall units and cabinets, high quality integrated appliances, large breakfast island, dining area and second lounge area.

Full length Bi-folding doors allow access to the beautifully presented and fully enclosed rear garden and patio area.

The extension not only provides additional living space but a home office, downstairs W/C, separate utility room and garage.

The main living room is spacious and bright, tastefully decorated and an excellent space to relax and unwind.

Upstairs the property currently offers two excellent double bedrooms and a single.
The family bathroom is fully tiled featuring a white three piece suite with shower over bath and glass enclosure.
There is potential for further development of this property adding a second floor to the single storey extension (STPP)

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