£550,000
3 bed detached house for salePratts Lane, Withernwick, Hull, East Yorkshire HU11
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
- Chain free
- Freehold
Reeds Rains - Hull
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About this property
Substantial period family home extending to over 2,000 sq ft in the heart of a thriving East Riding village.
Exceptional range of traditional brick-built outbuildings totalling nearly 2,300 sq ft, offering remarkable versatility.
Generous central courtyard providing a practical and visually striking hub connecting the house and outbuildings.
Expansive, south-facing established gardens and adjoining paddocks, perfect for recreational or lifestyle use.
Rare combination of abundant internal space and extensive outdoor areas, ideal for modern family living.
Tremendous potential to update, enhance and reconfigure the accommodation to suit contemporary needs.
Original outbuildings beneath pitched, tiled roofs, suitable for workshops, studios, leisure spaces, home offices or ancillary accommodation (subject to consents).
Well-positioned for connectivity: Close to Hornsea, Beverley, and within commuting distance of Hull.
Accommodation features oil-fired central heating, predominantly double-glazed windows, and flexible reception spaces including a sitting/dining room and a versatile family room/snug.
First-floor accommodation comprises three generous double bedrooms, a dressing room, a cloakroom, and access to eaves storage.
Set within the heart of a thriving, well-connected East Riding village, this splendid country retreat presents a rare and captivating opportunity to acquire a substantial period family home extending to over 2,000 sq ft, complemented by an exceptional range of traditional brick-built outbuildings totalling around 2,300 sq ft. As if that were not enough, the property is further enhanced by a generous central courtyard, expansive established gardens and adjoining paddock land, creating a setting that truly embodies country living at its finest!
It is increasingly rare to find a village property that offers such an abundance of internal and external space while remaining perfectly positioned for modern life. Here, the best of both worlds is effortlessly achieved: A peaceful rural lifestyle paired with excellent access to neighbouring towns, coastal destinations and key commuter routes.
The potential on offer is nothing short of remarkable. The house has been lovingly maintained by the same ownership for over half a century and is now offered to the market with no onward chain. While general updating is required throughout, this simply serves to highlight the extraordinary scope available for reimagining and enhancing the accommodation to suit contemporary family living. From the moment you step inside, it becomes clear that this is a home where imagination can roam freely, whether your vision is for elegant entertaining spaces, cosy family rooms or a seamless blend of traditional character with modern design.
The outbuildings deserve special mention. Original to the house and constructed in brick beneath pitched, tiled roofs, they are arranged across several individual spaces and offer an exciting variety of potential uses, subject to the necessary consents. Whether envisaged as workshops, studios, leisure facilities, garaging, home offices or even ancillary accommodation, these buildings provide a rare and valuable asset that significantly elevates the appeal of the property.
Tucked into the gently rolling landscape of East Yorkshire, Withernwick offers a lifestyle that feels a world away from the everyday, yet remains impressively well connected. The village sits just a short drive from the coast at Hornsea, where sandy beaches, independent cafés, shops and leisure facilities provide everything needed for day-to-day living, while the city of Hull lies comfortably within reach for wider employment, retail and cultural needs.
A well-regarded public house, the historic parish church and a network of footpaths winding through open countryside all contribute to a setting that encourages a slower pace of life and a strong sense of community. For a broader social and cultural offering, the historic market town of Beverley is close at hand, renowned for its excellent dining, boutique shopping, thriving arts scene and famous racecourse.
Internally, the main accommodation benefits from oil-fired central heating and predominantly double-glazed windows. The layout in brief comprises a front entrance porch leading into a welcoming central hallway, from which a combined sitting and dining room showcases beautiful original ceiling beams and generous proportions. At the opposite end of the house sits a versatile family room or snug, also featuring exposed beams and a charming open fire, ideal for relaxed evenings. The kitchen is positioned to the rear and is bursting with potential, offering ample scope for redesign or extension. An inner hallway provides access to a study, useful storage, a bathroom and a separate WC, while a rear porch opens directly into the courtyard beyond.
To the first floor, a large central landing provides access to three double bedrooms, all of excellent proportions and brimming with character. One bedroom benefits from an adjoining dressing room, offering further flexibility and potential for conversion into an en-suite or additional bedroom space. A conveniently positioned cloakroom completes the first-floor accommodation.
Outside, the property continues to impress at every turn. A dedicated driveway approach sweeps around to a substantial courtyard area that connects the house and outbuildings, providing parking for an impressive number of vehicles and creating a highly practical and visually striking arrival space. The outbuildings are arranged across six separate ground-floor rooms, with an attached greenhouse and an outstanding first-floor games room extending to approximately 38 feet in length, offering exceptional versatility.
The gardens enjoy a sunny, south-facing aspect and are predominantly laid to lawn, framed by established trees and shrubs that provide both privacy and maturity. In addition, there is an enclosed paddock to the side of the property along with a further smaller paddock, both offering a wealth of possibilities for recreational, lifestyle or hobby-based use.
Council Tax Band F is payable to East Riding of Yorkshire Council. The EPC rating is awaited. We are delighted to bring this truly special property to the market and strongly recommend a detailed inspection to fully appreciate the scale, character and exceptional potential on offer.
This is not simply a house; it is a canvas for something truly special.
Important Note to Potential Purchasers & Tenants:
We endeavour to make our particulars accurate and reliable, however, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or any contract and none is to be relied upon as statements of representation or fact. The services, systems and appliances listed in this specification have not been tested by us and no guarantee as to their operating ability or efficiency is given. All photographs and measurements have been taken as a guide only and are not precise. Floor plans where included are not to scale and accuracy is not guaranteed. If you require clarification or further information on any points, please contact us, especially if you are traveling some distance to view. Potential purchasers: Fixtures and fittings other than those mentioned are to be agreed with the seller. Potential tenants: All properties are available for a minimum length of time, with the exception of short term accommodation. Please contact the branch for details. A security deposit of at least one month’s rent is required. Rent is to be paid one month in advance. It is the tenant’s responsibility to insure any personal possessions. Payment of all utilities including water rates or metered supply and Council Tax is the responsibility of the tenant in most cases.
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Main Accommodation
Ground Floor
Entrance Porch (1.27m x 0.7m (4' 2" x 2' 4"))
Positioned at the front of the property. Bathed in natural light from windows on two aspects, this welcoming space showcases exposed brickwork to the walls. A solid timber entrance door leads through into the entrance hall.
Entrance Hall (7.82m x 1.75m (25' 8" x 5' 9"))
The entrance hall offers a spacious and welcoming central hub from which all principal ground-floor rooms are accessed. A staircase rises gracefully to the first-floor accommodation, while doors radiate off to the surrounding living spaces. A radiator provides warmth, and the proportions of the hall immediately convey a sense of scale and potential.
Sitting/Dining Room (8.56m x 4.57m (28' 1" x 15' 0"))
Stepping into this beautifully proportioned combined sitting and dining room, the potential is clear from first glance. Flooded with natural light, the room enjoys dual front-facing aspects, including an impressive walk-in circular bay window that creates a striking focal point, alongside a further window to the side. An external door provides convenient access outside, enhancing indoor-outdoor living. Exposed timber beams to the ceiling add character and warmth, while an ornamental fireplace anchors the space, making it ideal for both everyday family living and entertaining on a larger scale.
Family Room (4.62m x 4.17m (15' 2" x 13' 8"))
An inviting family room with a double-glazed circular bay window to the front is complemented by two additional windows to the side, ensuring the room is bright and airy throughout the day. The feature tiled fireplace houses an open grate fire, creating a cosy atmosphere for evenings in, while exposed timber beams add charm and character. A radiator ensures comfort, and a door provides direct access through to the kitchen, making this an ideal informal living space.
Kitchen (4.01m x 2.6m (13' 2" x 8' 6"))
Enjoying aspects to both the side and rear, the kitchen is a generous space bursting with potential and ready for transformation. Currently fitted with a range of wall-mounted units comprising cupboards and drawers, the kitchen also features ceramic splashback tiling, an enamel sink unit and a radiator. The size and layout offer exciting scope for reconfiguration or extension, allowing future owners to create a truly bespoke kitchen-dining environment tailored to modern family life.
Inner Hallway
A corridor-style inner hallway provides access to additional ground-floor rooms. This practical space benefits from a large built-in storage cupboard and a radiator, ensuring both functionality and comfort.
Study (2.87m x 2.6m (9' 5" x 8' 6"))
A versatile study enjoying dual aspects, with windows facing both the side and rear of the property. Ideal for home working, a hobby room or additional snug, this flexible space is fitted with a radiator and offers a quiet retreat away from the main living areas.
Bathroom (2.16m x 1.6m (7' 1" x 5' 3"))
The ground-floor bathroom features a rear-facing double-glazed window and is appointed with a white two-piece suite comprising a panelled bath with fitted shower over and a wash hand basin. Ceramic tiling to splashback areas and a radiator complete the room, offering a functional and well-lit family bathroom.
Seperate WC (1.57m x 0.97m (5' 2" x 3' 2"))
Conveniently located, the separate WC features a rear-facing double-glazed window and is fitted with a low-level WC and radiator, providing practical additional facilities for family and guests.
Rear Porch (1.27m x 1.02m (4' 2" x 3' 4"))
The rear porch offers further access to the outside, with a double-glazed entrance door and side window allowing natural light to filter in.
First Floor
Landing (12.24m x 1.1m (40' 2" x 3' 7"))
A spacious corridor-style landing provides access to all first-floor rooms and includes useful access into the eaves for storage. The landing reinforces the sense of space found throughout the home and offers excellent circulation.
Principal Bedroom (4.65m x 4.5m (15' 3" x 14' 9"))
The principal bedroom is a generously sized and characterful room, enjoying a front-facing double-glazed window alongside two further windows to the side, creating a light-filled and restful retreat. A feature ornamental fireplace adds charm and period appeal, while a radiator ensures year-round comfort.
Bedroom Two (4.67m x 4.22m (15' 4" x 13' 10"))
A substantial second bedroom enjoying delightful aspects from two side-facing windows and an additional front-facing window. This room also benefits from a radiator and a door leading directly into the adjoining dressing room, making it an ideal principal or guest suite.
Dressing Room (2.08m x 1.78m (6' 10" x 5' 10"))
The dressing room is a highly versatile space with a front-facing double-glazed window and immense potential to be adapted for a variety of uses, including additional bedroom space, a nursery or a walk-in wardrobe. A distinctive circular internal window creates a unique architectural feature and adds further interest to the room.
Bedroom Three (4.67m x 3.94m (15' 4" x 12' 11"))
Bedroom three enjoys a front-facing double-glazed window and features ceiling coving adding character and charm. A radiator provides comfort.
Cloakroom (2.41m x 1.32m (7' 11" x 4' 4"))
Conveniently positioned on the first floor, the cloakroom is fitted with a white two-piece suite comprising a wash hand basin and low-level WC. A side-facing double-glazed window allows in natural light, and a radiator completes this facility.
Outside
Driveway Approach
Tucked away at the end of Pratts Lane, the property is approached via a long driveway that sweeps around adjacent to the side paddock and opens into an impressive forecourt.
Courtyard
This substantial parking area offers exceptional space for multiple vehicles and serves as a central hub, seamlessly connecting the main house with the extensive range of outbuildings. Pedestrian access is provided around both sides of the house, leading to the rear garden, driveway and paddock beyond.
Selection Of Outbuildings
A remarkable and historic range of brick-built outbuildings extending to over 2,300 sq ft, all steeped in character and featuring pitched, tiled roofs. These versatile spaces offer immense potential for a variety of uses, including garaging, workshops, studios or leisure facilities.
Double Garage/Former Barn (7.09m x 4.65m (23' 3" x 15' 3"))
Accessed via two sets of double opening doors.
Store (4.72m x 4.27m (15' 6" x 14' 0"))
Double opening doors from the courtyard. Concealed central staircase leading to the games room, and an internal door through to the workshop.
Workshop (11.23m x 4.27m (36' 10" x 14' 0"))
An impressive space with wide vehicle access doors from the driveway and a pedestrian door opening into the courtyard.
Garden Store (4.24m x 3.58m (13' 11" x 11' 9"))
Internally connected to the workshop, with an external courtyard door and rear-facing window.
Workshop (5.49m x 4.34m (18' 0" x 14' 3"))
Another sizable room with courtyard access and windows to both front and rear.
Store (4.34m x 3.4m (14' 3" x 11' 2"))
Courtyard access with a rear-facing window.
Green House (4.55m x 2.8m (14' 11" x 9' 2"))
Attached to the outbuildings and ideal for keen gardeners.
First Floor
Games Room (11.6m x 4.5m (38' 1" x 14' 9"))
Created by the owners, this superb first-floor space offers outstanding flexibility for leisure, home office or creative use.
Formal Garden
Enjoying a sunny aspect, the formal gardens are beautifully established and of excellent proportions. Predominantly laid to lawn, they are interspersed with mature shrubs and trees, creating a private and tranquil environment that is ideal for families, entertaining and outdoor relaxation.
Paddock
Located to the side of the property, the enclosed paddock is divided into two generously sized sections and offers a wide range of potential uses to suit different buyer requirements. Please note that part of the paddock is to be retained by the sellers and does not form part of the sale. Further details are available upon request.
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