Detached house for sale in The Green, Nun Monkton, York, North Yorkshire YO26

A charming period house within an idyllic village with mature gardens.

Description
A charming four bedroom converted chapel, situated in an idyllic position overlooking the village Green in the sought-after village of Nun Monkton. The property is ideally situated for access to both York and Harrogate whilst benefitting from the peace and tranquillity of a no-through village.

First converted in the 1950's the property has been carefully maintained and offers spacious living accommodation arranged over two floors. The property sits behind a walled front garden with iron railings, a generous driveway to the side leads to the double garage and beautiful lawned garden to the rear.

The property is entered through a spacious entrance hall, with beautiful feature fireplace providing a delightful focal point, providing access to all of the main reception rooms. A generous sitting room sits to the right, with direct views over the village green. There is a snug to the left, ideally suited as an office, playroom or similar. The dining room opens to the kitchen and conservatory, a sizeable space adorned with built in cabinetry, an Aga and space for a dining table. All practicalities have been considered, with a separate utility room, WC and boot room with access to the rear garden.

The first floor houses four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with en suite/ dressing room. The house bathroom serves the remainder of the bedrooms.

To the rear of the property the lawned garden has a manicured central lawn flanked by a privet hedge, mature shrubbery and trees. The double-length garage is a particularly useful space which could be used as a home gym or office (subject to the usual permissions).

Location
The prestigious country village of Nun Monkton is situated between York (10.5 miles) and Harrogate (15 miles), offering the best of both worlds as a quiet, no-through village whilst well-placed for excellent access to nearby towns and amenities. This charming village has a range of amenities to offer such as the fabulous country pub The Alice Hawthorn Inn (Yorkshire dining pub of the year 2023), as well as a village primary school (Ofsted good 2022) and there is the local village church St Mary’s. The village is accessed via a no-through road and is also home to the Yorkshire Heart Vineyard and Brewery.

The A59 is one of the main access road for Harrogate and York, from the A59 there is direct access onto the A1 (M) which is seven and a half miles away.

In the neighbouring village of Kirk Hammerton about three miles there is the Ainsty Farm Shop which offers a range of fresh produce and a bakery. The village also has a train station which provides good access links into York, Harrogate and Leeds. There is also a local cricket club where people can participate in the sport or enjoy watching.

The historic City of York easily accessible by road or train has a wide range of amenities to offer such as fine dining, shopping and historic sites such as York Minister. There are also a wide range of secondary, state and independent schools to choose from.

Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.

Square Footage: 2,432 sq ft