Delightful three double bedroom terraced cottage
A stunning and extensive garden to the rear
Two reception rooms
A celler which is ideal to transform into a gym or office
No onward chain
Double glazed and gas central heating
Cul-de-sac position
Utility room
Priced for a quick sale!
A lovely sized room with tiled flooring, radiator, stairs to the first floor, UPVC window to the front aspect and door to front. Trapdoors leading to steps into the cellar.
A bright and airy room with downligters, radiator and UPVC window to the front aspect.
Wall and base units with cooker point, space for appliances, UPVC window and doors to the garden and door to the utility room. Radiator.
Plumbed for washer and space for tumble dryer. Wall mounted gas central heating boiler.
Tanked out cellar with light, power and radiator.
with radiator and doors to the bedrooms and bathroom.
UPVC window and radiator. Built in storage cupboard.
UPVC window and radiator.
UPVC window and radiator.
White suite with bath with shower over, low flush WC, pedestal hand wash basin, fully tiled, UPVC window and heated towel radiator.
The cottage benefits from an extensive south facing lawned garden, which is fenced and enclosed with a covered tearrace area.
Mains connected to water, drainage, gas and electric.
In accordance with the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information on the Payer) Regulations 2017, we are required to carry out identity checks on all purchasers. A charge of £23.50 (plus VAT) per person will be payable to cover the cost of these checks. This fee is non-refundable and is payable upon acceptance of an offer.
Norton is a busy and thriving area of Malton. It has good junior and secondary schools and there are a variety of local amenities to hand. Malton train station is a short walk away and offers direct railway links to Scarborough, York, Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool. Norton is also within easy access to the A64 which connects Scarborough, York and Leeds.
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