Market Place, Easingwold
£295,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 3
A unique opportunity to repair and renovate or redesign and rebuild a 1960's 3 bedroom detached bungalow in a plot of around one third of an acre, discretely positioned off Easingwold's bustling Market Place. For sale by way of an informal tender with all offers to be received in writing by no later than 12:00 noon on Monday 24th June.
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Property Overview
Believed to have been originally built in the late 1960's, the bungalow sits within a hidden plot of around one third of an acre to the rear of the post office, with vehicular access off the Market Place and a pedestrian access off Bonneycroft Lane.
Providing approximately 1,122 sq ft of one level living space with the potential to expand the accommodation further into the 375 sq ft of loft space It should be noted that the bungalow is in a poor state repair with significant structural cracking noted to both internal and external walls. No reports or surveys have been carried out by our client prior to this listing therefore, all bidders are strongly advised to satisfy themselves of the property's structural integrity prior to submitting a bid.
A truly unique opportunity in the heart of Easingwold to repair and renovate or redesign and rebuild, subject to planning approval.
Inside
A spacious reception hall leads off into an L-shaped dual aspect lounge/dining room with original sandstone feature fireplace and a kitchen with an Aga (not tested). The 3 bedrooms all feature built-in storage and are served by the original multi-coloured bathroom suite of bath, shower, sink and some fabulous original wall tiling plus an equally retro separate turquoise (or possibly sky blue) coloured wc with further fabulous original tiling.
A drop down loft ladder off the reception hall allows access up into around 375 sq ft of partially boarded attic space (approx. 39'0 x 9'10 @ 1.5m) with maximum apex height of 9'2 (2.79m)
Other internal features of note include a gas fired central heating system (not tested) and the original single glazed Crittall steel windows. Remarkably, this property also comes with a commendable Energy Performance Certificate rating in band D (57) which is the average rating for a property in UK!
Outside
Accessed off the Market Place via a private drive in between the Commercial Inn and the Post Office, with latter benefitting from a right of access (marked in blue).
Included within shaded area (in blue) is a car port and a gated driveway beyond, provides generous parking and access into 2 adjoining concrete section single garages plus a modest brick built outbuilding, formerly the home of Tempo, Easingwold's first and only CD and VHS video shop.
The extensive gardens and grounds are currently somewhat overgrown but in total the bungalow stands within a plot of approximately .35 of an acre which also includes a private footpath onto Bonneycroft Lane.
Services
We have been advised by the vendor that all main services are connected to the property.
Energy Efficiency
This property's current energy rating is D (57) and has the potential to be improved to an EPC of B (82).
Council Tax
This property sits within North Yorkshire Council and is in the tax band of E.
Tenure
We have been informed by the vendor that the property is freehold.
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Property Overview
Believed to have been originally built in the late 1960's, the bungalow sits within a hidden plot of around one third of an acre to the rear of the post office, with vehicular access off the Market Place and a pedestrian access off Bonneycroft Lane.
Providing approximately 1,122 sq ft of one level living space with the potential to expand the accommodation further into the 375 sq ft of loft space It should be noted that the bungalow is in a poor state repair with significant structural cracking noted to both internal and external walls. No reports or surveys have been carried out by our client prior to this listing therefore, all bidders are strongly advised to satisfy themselves of the property's structural integrity prior to submitting a bid.
A truly unique opportunity in the heart of Easingwold to repair and renovate or redesign and rebuild, subject to planning approval.
Inside
A spacious reception hall leads off into an L-shaped dual aspect lounge/dining room with original sandstone feature fireplace and a kitchen with an Aga (not tested). The 3 bedrooms all feature built-in storage and are served by the original multi-coloured bathroom suite of bath, shower, sink and some fabulous original wall tiling plus an equally retro separate turquoise (or possibly sky blue) coloured wc with further fabulous original tiling.
A drop down loft ladder off the reception hall allows access up into around 375 sq ft of partially boarded attic space (approx. 39'0 x 9'10 @ 1.5m) with maximum apex height of 9'2 (2.79m)
Other internal features of note include a gas fired central heating system (not tested) and the original single glazed Crittall steel windows. Remarkably, this property also comes with a commendable Energy Performance Certificate rating in band D (57) which is the average rating for a property in UK!
Outside
Accessed off the Market Place via a private drive in between the Commercial Inn and the Post Office, with latter benefitting from a right of access (marked in blue).
Included within shaded area (in blue) is a car port and a gated driveway beyond, provides generous parking and access into 2 adjoining concrete section single garages plus a modest brick built outbuilding, formerly the home of Tempo, Easingwold's first and only CD and VHS video shop.
The extensive gardens and grounds are currently somewhat overgrown but in total the bungalow stands within a plot of approximately .35 of an acre which also includes a private footpath onto Bonneycroft Lane.
Services
We have been advised by the vendor that all main services are connected to the property.
Energy Efficiency
This property's current energy rating is D (57) and has the potential to be improved to an EPC of B (82).
Council Tax
This property sits within North Yorkshire Council and is in the tax band of E.
Tenure
We have been informed by the vendor that the property is freehold.
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Stephensons - Easingwold
Market Place, Easingwold, York, North Yorkshire, YO61 3AB
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