£360,000
4 bed detached house for saleTudor Close, Thorpe Willoughby, Selby, North Yorkshire YO8
4 beds
2 baths
3 receptions
About this property
No onward chain
Four Bedrooms
Large South-Facing Garden
Sizeable Front Garden With Resin Driveway
Double Garage With Electric Doors
Conservatory
Peaceful Cul-De-Sac Location
Large Lounge And Dining Room
Nearby Excellent Primary & Secondary Schools
Convenient Commuter Links
Offered to the market for the first time ever, this spacious four-bedroom detached family home occupies a generous, extended plot in a sought-after residential area of Thorpe Willoughby and is available with no onward chain.
Set within a quiet and established cul-de-sac, this is a home with real potential. The property has clearly been loved and well cared for over the years, while also offering the next owner an exciting opportunity to modernise, redesign and create a long-term family home in one of the Selby area's most popular village locations.
The layout is particularly well-suited to family life. A welcoming entrance hall leads through to a large lounge, which runs the full depth of the house and enjoys plenty of natural light. This is a superb everyday living space, with room for both relaxing and entertaining, and it connects well with the adjacent dining room.
The lounge opens directly into the conservatory, creating a lovely flow between the main living areas and the garden. The conservatory overlooks the rear garden and gives the house an additional sitting area that can be enjoyed throughout much of the year.
The kitchen offers a practical range of units and worktop space, with scope for updating or reconfiguring depending on the buyer's plans. There is also a useful ground-floor WC and built-in storage, both important features for a busy family home.
Upstairs, the property continues to impress with four bedrooms. Bedrooms one, two and three are all excellent-sized double rooms, giving families flexibility for children, guests, home working or multi-generational living. The fourth bedroom is a large single bedroom and would alternatively make an ideal nursery, study or dressing room. A family bathroom completes the first-floor accommodation.
The loft offers an additional sizeable space with fixed ladder, boarding and skylight. This space could be used for traditional storage or as an additional room to contain hobbies and crafts.
Outside, the home sits on a generous plot (approximately 6100 sq ft) with a large, recently installed resin driveway to the front, providing ample off-street parking for multiple vehicles. This leads to a substantial double garage with a single electric door, a major advantage for families needing secure parking, storage, workshop space or hobby use.
To the rear, the south-facing garden is a standout feature. It is a fantastic size, mainly lawned with patio space and shed. It offers plenty of space for children to play, summer entertaining, gardening or future landscaping. There is also a patio seating area close to the house, giving indoor/outdoor social occasions in the summer a natural flow.
Thorpe Willoughby remains a highly appealing village for families, offering a well-established community feel while being conveniently close to Selby. Local amenities, green spaces, Thorpe Willoughby Community Primary School and village sports facilities are all part of the appeal, while nearby Brayton provides further schooling options (Including the Outstanding-rated Brayton Academy) and day-to-day amenities. Selby town centre is also within easy reach, offering supermarkets, leisure facilities, independent shops, cafés, restaurants and rail links for those commuting further afield.
The local pub, The Fox, is a thriving village pub with an extensive food menu and welcomes families and dogs. Speaking of dogs, the locally renowned Brayton Barff is a very short walk away. A perfect environment for dog walkers, joggers and simple strolls through nature.
For commuters, Selby railway station is only 3 miles away and offers direct rail links to York, Leeds, Hull, Manchester and even London. For those commuting by car, the A1 and M62 motorways are in easy reach, as is the A19 direct to York. Leeds is approximately 30 minutes away when traffic flows normally.
Tudor Close is served by ultrafast fibre broadband and the property sits within Council Tax Band D.
EPC Rating tbc. Assessment Pending.
Material information
Tenure: Freehold
Council: North Yorkshire
Council Tax Band: D
Flood Risk - Rivers & Seas: Very Low
Flood Risk - Surface Water: Low
Conservation Area: No
Mobile Phone Coverage (Estimated):
EE: Good Coverage
Vodafone: Good Coverage
O2: Good Coverage
Three: Good Coverage
Broadband Speed (Estimated):
Standard: 3 mbps
Superfast: 70 mbps
Ultrafast: 1000 mbps
Lounge
7.8m x 3.85m - 25'7” x 12'8”
Kitchen
4.22m x 2.67m - 13'10” x 8'9”
Dining Room
3.68m x 3.59m - 12'1” x 11'9”
Conservatory
3.85m x 3.01m - 12'8” x 9'11”
Entrance Hall
3.76m x 2.57m - 12'4” x 8'5”
Guest WC
1.28m x 2.07m - 4'2” x 6'9”
Double Garage
6.88m x 4.53m - 22'7” x 14'10”
Bedroom 1
4.21m x 3.85m - 13'10” x 12'8”
Bedroom 2
3.85m x 3.59m - 12'8” x 11'9”
Bedroom 3
3.68m x 3.59m - 12'1” x 11'9”
Bedroom 4
2.67m x 2.04m - 8'9” x 6'8”
Bathroom
2.17m x 1.65m - 7'1” x 5'5”
Bathroom
2.17m x 1.65m - 7'1” x 5'5”
First Floor Landing
3m x 2.69m - 9'10” x 8'10”
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