Main Street, Thornton Le Moor, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL7 9DN

A well-proportioned four-bedroom detached bungalow, pleasantly set back within a lovely village and occupying a generous plot of approximately 0.15 acre.

Holmlea offers spacious and versatile accommodation, attractive established gardens, ample off-road parking and a particularly appealing open outlook across neighbouring fields to the rear.

With three double bedrooms, a generous single bedroom, well-equipped kitchen/diner and characterful sitting room, the property provides comfortable single-storey living in a peaceful and attractive setting.

Holmlea is a well-proportioned four-bedroom detached bungalow, quietly positioned within a lovely village setting and enjoying a particularly attractive outlook over the surrounding countryside to the rear.

Set back from the road, the property occupies a generous plot of approximately 0.15 acre, with established gardens, ample parking and a wealth of mature planting providing a good degree of privacy.

A wooden entrance door with attractive coloured glass panes opens into a spacious entrance hall, from which the principal accommodation is accessed.

The kitchen/dining room is well equipped with a range of oak-effect wall and floor units, laminate work surfaces and integrated appliances, together with space and plumbing for further appliances.

A door provides direct access to the rear garden, while windows overlooking three aspects ensure the dining area is particularly light and pleasant.

The sitting room is a comfortable and characterful reception space, featuring an attractive bay window to the front, additional side window, open fireplace and decorative cornicing.

There are four well-proportioned bedrooms, three of which are generous doubles, with the fourth offering a spacious single bedroom.

The flexibility of bungalow living also means that the bedrooms could readily be adapted for use as additional reception or home office space, if required.

The two rear bedrooms are particularly appealing, enjoying lovely views across the garden and neighbouring fields.

The accommodation is completed by a well-appointed house bathroom with panelled bath, separate corner shower cubicle, wash hand basin and WC, together with a useful inner hallway providing additional storage and space for a desk, ideal for those working from home.

A part-boarded loft is accessed via a pull-down ladder from the entrance hall and benefits from power and lighting. The gardens are undoubtedly one of Holmlea's key features.

The generous front garden is predominantly laid to lawn and well established with a variety of mature trees, shrubs and flowering plants, creating an attractive approach and providing privacy from the road.

A driveway runs alongside the garden and bungalow, providing off-road parking for several vehicles, while a selection of timber storage sheds and a log store provide useful external storage.

To the rear, the garden is predominantly laid to lawn and enjoys an enviable open aspect across the adjoining fields.

There is a paved patio providing an excellent spot for outdoor seating and entertaining, together with a greenhouse, raised planters, mature planting and further storage.

Enclosed by timber fencing and established hedging, the garden offers a lovely sense of space and seclusion, with the ever-changing countryside outlook and neighbouring fields providing a peaceful backdrop.

Situated within a desirable village setting, with attractive gardens and a wonderful open outlook to the rear, Holmlea offers a rare combination of generous single-storey accommodation, privacy and a genuine connection to the surrounding countryside.

Surrounded by open fields and beautiful countryside, this is a tranquil and picturesque village that offers the very best of peaceful rural living, while retaining a wonderfully strong sense of community.

Village life is brought together by an active village committee, which organises a much-loved calendar of events including village fairs, Shakespeare in the church grounds, Christmas carols and New Year walks.

The local Cricket Club is also at the heart of village life, with its successful open bar, family barbecues and popular pizza-oven evenings providing a relaxed and sociable meeting place for all ages.

Families are particularly well served, with a friendly Toddler group at South Otterington and an Ofsted-rated ‘Good’ primary school welcoming children from the age of two.

A beautiful rural setting, surrounded by fields, with a genuine village spirit and a wonderfully welcoming community. Services   Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected.

Oil-fired central heating boiler to radiators and also supplying hot water. Charges   North Yorkshire Council Tax Band D. Tenure   The property is Freehold.

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Agent's Notes   The sellers agreed to a minor adjustment to the position of the boundary fence to allow the neighbouring property access to the side of their property for maintenance purposes.

This has been updated on Land Registry.

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