Croft Lane, Newton Kyme, Tadcaster

A truly unique 17th Century Grade II Listed former Coach House with approximately 2.5 acres of beautiful gardens offering flexible accommodation with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, two reception rooms and a spacious kitchen/breakfast room. The property has been meticulously maintained by the current owners and has an abundance of period features and characterful charm throughout. FOR A LIMITED TIME PERIOD STAMP DUTY WOULD BE PAID BY VENDOR

On arriving at the property you are greeted by a palatial frontage with formal lavender gardens and a large covered outdoor eating area with original stone paving leading to the front door.
On the ground floor there is a fabulous bespoke Jeremy Wood kitchen/breakfast room with AGA and a door opening onto the raised stone terrace, a spacious living room with marble fireplace and three large windows offering far reaching views over surrounding countryside and a grand formal dining hall. Completing the ground floor accommodation there are three bright and airy bedrooms with the master bedroom benefitting from ensuite shower room and walk-in wardrobe and a luxurious family shower room with walk-in shower.
A sweeping staircase leads to the first floor where there is a further large double bedroom with beautiful views and well appointed ensuite shower room.
Outside the property there is a perfectly manicured part walled garden with lighting and mature borders, an archway then leads to two additional lawned areas, woodland area, pond and dyke with a picturesque wooden bridge linking two parts of the garden. With triple garage and off street parking for multiple cars this is a fantastic opportunity for a buyer looking for something truly special.

Council Tax Band : G

Newton Kyme is located between Boston Spa and Tadcaster, approximately 4 miles from the A1(M), 13 miles from both York and Harrogate and approximately 14 miles to Leeds. Newton Kyme is an unspoilt rural village steeped in history, with the original Roman fort in the village mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The village is surrounded by parkland and open countryside and this is a feature of the once, estate village.