£525,000
5 bed property for saleFront Street, Normanby-By-Spital LN8
5 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
- Chain free
- Freehold
Starkey & Brown
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About this property
Character Property & Barn
No onward chain
5 Bedrooms
Approx 1/2 Acre Plot
Scope For Development
Bathroom
Shower Room & WC
Same Family Owned For 100+ Years
Character property with scope for extension/development. Starkey&Brown are delighted to offer for sale this 5 bedroom detached property dating from 1774, set within approximately half an acre, along with a large barn/workshop and outbuildings. Having been in the same family for over 100 years and steeped in history, this period residence has been sympathetically modernised by the current owners whilst retaining many original features and is on mains water and drainage. The house accommodation comprises: 2 Entrance Halls, Lounge, Dining Room, Snug, Breakfast Kitchen, Cloakroom, Shower/Utility Room and 2 sets of stairs rising to the first floor where there are 2 landings, 4 large Double Bedrooms, a Single Bedroom and Family Bathroom. To the side of the house lies the barn/workshop which used to be the local joinery and wheelwrighting shop and is mostly in its original 2 room form including unique tree trunk beams. This building has scope for development subject to the usual permissions. In between the barn/workshop and the main house is a wide block paved driveway leading through to the large rear garden which houses the four outbuildings and a variety of apple trees. The garden is mainly hedged with some attractive planted and gravelled borders close to the house. To view this property and own a slice of local village history, call to view today!
Vendor's comment: Wheelwrights Cottage and its workshop supported the local farming community within the village and outlying areas and were built around 1774 as shown on the date stone.
The cottage was originally sub divided into three separate domestic dwellings. As requirements changed, the cottage was transformed into two and then more recently a single unit. Care has been taken to retain as many of the cottage’s original features as possible; the double fan arch supporting the chimney breast, and some of the exposed timber beams and columns throughout the property for example. The original plaster on the walls has been replaced using sand and cement rough-cast render in keeping with the character of such an old building, plus the original stone work has been kept visible in the dining room, together with one of the original internal doors.
The workshop consists of two conjoined buildings - the joinery and wheelwrighting area. The building has remained largely unchanged and retains its rustic construction, with the exception of the roof, repaired in the 1920s and the windows, replaced in 2020 using oak that had been stored on the premises for many years. During its lifetime, the workshop has been used by wheelwrights to make cartwheels, sash window frames, coffins, and the restoration of an occasional wagon. Many of the original features still remain including the original fireplace/furnace, stone and wooden floors, together with the original work benches, plus templates for cart wheels, and many hand woodworking tools. Nails were handmade and you may well find several which were lost in the layers of sawdust on the floor over the years.
Part Glazed Entrance Door To Side Aspect
Opening into:
Entrance Hall
Having stairs rising to first floor landing. Door through to:
Lounge (22' 5'' max x 13' 7'' (6.83m x 4.14m))
Having 2 double glazed windows to rear aspect, double glazed window to side aspect, double glazed French doors to side aspect opening onto garden, 2 radiators and wooden flooring. Further door from lounge opens into:
Small Lobby Area
Having door opening into:
Downstairs Cloak Room
Having low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, wall mounted Worcester boiler pressurised hot water tank, tiled flooring and splash backs.
Dining Room (14' 5'' max x 13' 8'' (4.39m x 4.16m))
Having 2 double glazed windows to side aspect, wooden flooring, radiator, exposed beams and window seat.
Snug (12' 7'' x 13' 5'' (3.83m x 4.09m))
Having an open working fireplace, exposed beams and wooden flooring along with double glazed window to front aspect.
Rear Entrance Hall
Having part glazed entrance door overlooking rear aspect opening onto garden, wooden flooring, radiator and stairs rising to second landing.
Shower Room/Utility (9' 3'' max x 6' 6'' max (2.82m x 1.98m))
Having double glazed window to front aspect, radiator, tiled flooring and fully tiled walls. Suite comprises a corner shower tray with wall mounted thermostatic shower over, low level WC, pedestal sink, space and plumbing for washing machine and fitted shelving above.
Kitchen (13' 0'' x 10' 1'' (3.96m x 3.07m))
Having double glazed window to both rear and front aspects. Kitchen comprises a matching range of wall and base units with worktops over, tiled splash backs, composite one and a half bowl sink and drainer unit with mixer tap, space and plumbing for dishwasher, space for upright fridge freezer and freestanding Range Master cooker with wall mounted matching extractor fan over. 2 sets of stairs rise to a rear and main landing.
Bedroom 1 (20' 2'' max x 13' 7'' (6.14m x 4.14m))
Having 2 double glazed windows to rear aspect, double glazed window to both side aspects, radiator and carpet.
Rear Landing
Having double glazed window to both side aspects, radiator, carpet and door opening onto:
Family Bathroom (8' 11'' x 6' 3'' (2.72m x 1.90m))
Having double glazed window to side aspect, radiator, tiled flooring and splash backs. Suite comprises corner shower cubicle with pivot glass door and wall mounted thermostatic shower over, free standing roll top bath with shower taps, low level WC and pedestal sink.
Bedroom 2 (14' 7'' max x 13' 11'' (4.44m x 4.24m))
Having double glazed window to side aspect, radiator, carpet and loft access.
Bedroom 3 (14' 1'' max x 11' 3'' (4.29m x 3.43m))
Having double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator and carpet.
Bedroom 4 (13' 7'' x 10' 1'' (4.14m x 3.07m))
Having double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator and carpet.
Bedroom 5 (9' 10'' max x 7' 9'' max (2.99m x 2.36m))
Having double glazed window to rear aspect, radiator, carpet and doors opening onto small storage cupboard.
The Barn/Workshop
Having wooden entrance door to rear aspect opening onto:
Room 1 (23' 1'' x 16' 5'' (7.03m x 5.00m))
Having 3 oak framed windows to side aspect and opening through to:
Room 2 (23' 7'' x 15' 9'' (7.18m x 4.80m))
Having oak framed window to front aspect, 2 oak framed windows to side aspect and wooden double barn doors to side aspect.
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