Coxwold, North Yorkshire, YO61 4AB

Beautifully refurbished stone village house with bespoke finishes, character features and a south-facing garden, situated in the sought-after village of Coxwold Description Saddlers is a beautifully refurbished character property situated in the highly sought-after village of Coxwold.

This handsome mellow stone house has undergone an extensive programme of improvements, with all works undertaken to conservation standards.

The refurbishment has been comprehensive, encompassing a rebuilt front wall, new roof and chimney stacks, bespoke hardwood windows and rooflights, together with new electrics, plumbing and staircase.

The interiors have been equally carefully considered, with newly appointed bathrooms featuring underfloor heating, Milano Windsor radiators throughout and bespoke oak cabinetry in the principal bedroom and boot room.

Finished with Farrow & Ball paints and wallpaper and newly fitted carpets, the property is presented to an exceptional standard, ready for its next owners to enjoy.

Set back from the road behind a deep grass verge, the house retains a wealth of character, with exposed timbers, mellow stonework and a traditional handmade clay tiled roof.

The generous family room provides a welcoming introduction, with views to the front, an attractive rustic brick fireplace and a tasteful spindle staircase rising to the first floor.

This leads through to the sitting room, where an open fire creates a warm and inviting focal point.

Glazed panel doors open into the dining room, providing an appealing arrangement for both everyday living and entertaining.

The kitchen has been beautifully appointed with an extensive range of bespoke oak cabinetry, including tall larder cupboards, integrated appliances and granite work surfaces.

It flows seamlessly into the delightful dining room, where exposed stone walls and a roof lantern enhance the sense of space and natural light.

Bi-fold doors open directly onto the garden terrace, creating an effortless connection between the house and garden.

The ground floor is completed by a well-appointed utility room with guest cloakroom, a particularly useful boot room and an additional versatile room, currently arranged as a home gym.

On the first floor, there are two excellent bedrooms. The principal bedroom enjoys dual-aspect views and benefits from a generous range of bespoke fitted wardrobes.

Its en suite bathroom, together with the separate house bathroom, has been finished to a high standard, with Hansgrohe fittings and hand-finished tiles from Claybrook Studio.

The second bedroom is a well-proportioned double with views to the front. The insulated and boarded loft provides useful additional storage.

To the rear, the south-facing garden offers a sunny terrace, raised beds and mature planting, creating an inviting setting in which to relax and entertain.

Combining the charm of a traditional village house with an extensive, carefully executed refurbishment, Saddlers offers beautifully finished accommodation in a sought-after North Yorkshire village.

Location Coxwold is a picturesque village situated on the edge of the North York Moors National Park, enjoying a peaceful setting whilst offering a public house, a 15th century church, tea rooms, playing fields and a tennis club.

The historic Newburgh Priory, set within beautiful gardens, lies just outside the village.

The village of Husthwaite (2 miles) has a primary school, whilst further educational facilities are available in nearby Easingwold.

Ampleforth is also within reach and offers a village shop with post office counter, two public houses and two primary schools.

Ampleforth College is approximately five miles away, with its modern Sports Centre providing a wide range of sporting and fitness facilities, including a swimming pool, gymnasium and courts.

The market town of Easingwold, approximately six miles away, provides an excellent range of everyday amenities, including supermarkets, a doctor's surgery, dentist, butcher, cafés, restaurants, public houses, bank and a variety of independent shops, together with a weekly farmers' market.

The town also has a primary school (Ofsted Good 2024) and secondary school rated Outstanding in 2022. Thirsk, eight miles distant, is an historic market town with links to the author James Herriot.

There is a good selection of pubs, restaurants, a cinema, leisure facilities, supermarkets, a secondary school and a racecourse.

The town provides excellent transport links, with regular rail services from Thirsk station to York, Leeds and London.

There is also convenient access to the A19 and A1(M), providing connections further afield. Direct high-speed rail services to London are available from Thirsk.

York, approximately 20 miles to the south, is renowned for its wealth of cultural, recreational and shopping facilities, together with excellent rail connections, including regular services to London.

The city offers an extensive range of independent and high street shops, restaurants, theatres, galleries and historic attractions. All distances and travel times are approximate.

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