Tockwith, Westfield Road, YO26

Rose Cottage is offered to the market with the benefit of no onward chain. This charming period village property dates back to the late 1600s and is reputed to be the original Spotted Ox public house. The accommodation, which has been modernised including new front and back doors, a new bathroom suite and redecorated throughout, briefly comprises:

On the ground floor, a welcoming entrance hall features original Yorkshire stone flagging with two well-proportioned reception rooms, both with freshly laid carpets and newly installed sliding sash windows to the front and rear elevations. The lounge reveals exposed original ceiling beam and an open fire with tiled inset. To the rear, a good-sized kitchen boasts fitted wall and base units, oak block worktops, an electric Rangemaster, charming original hexagonal floor tiles and a doorway leading out to the rear garden. Plans have been approved to extend out from the kitchen. 

Additionally, there is a spacious utility room with ample workspace, units, space and plumbing for a washing machine and a newly installed gas-fired central heating boiler.

The first floor, which has been redecorated and has newly laid carpets.  The landing area has a drop down ladder provides access to a generous boarded loft space with planning permission for loft conversion into a five bedroom, two bathroom house (proposed scheme available upon request). Bedrooms one and two both enjoy front elevation outlooks, feature original cast iron fireplaces. Bedroom three is a double room with views over the rear garden, and single room/box room. All bedroom rooms are serviced by a newly installed, modern white bathroom suite of stylish design and generous proportions.

Outside, the property enjoys on-street parking, and an attractive low-maintenance forecourt set behind wrought iron railings and a gate to the front door. The surprisingly large rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a brick patio accessible directly from the kitchen.