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Overview

This is a unique opportunity to acquire a lovely period home and a part of Beverley’s heritage. Properties such as this rarely become available in this location.

This Early Victorian townhouse, built in 1856, is Grade II listed and is situated close to the town centre of Beverley, just a stone’s throw from the station and a short walk from Beverley Minster. 

The accommodation is arranged over three floors with many original features and a south-facing walled garden. On the ground floor is an entrance hall, living room, sittingdining room, and large kitchen. To the first and second floors are three double bedrooms and a large family bathroom. To the rear of the house is a good-sized, south-facing walled garden. 

Location

Beverley is a medieval market town and is the county town of the East Riding of Yorkshire. It is one of the most desirable historic market towns in the north of England and has a wealth of historic buildings that give the town its unique character.

The town is rich in architectural heritage and is noted for Beverley Minster and St Mary’s Church, North Bar, the Dominican friary, and a historic centre of mainly Georgian buildings. It has a lively Saturday and Wednesday market, Beverley Westwood and other commons, the racecourse, and a golf club.

It is generally acknowledged as the main shopping destination of the East Yorkshire region outside Hull, offering a variety of good quality cafes, bars, and restaurants. Beverley lies approximately ten miles to the north of the city of Kingston upon Hull and approximately thirty miles southeast of York and is ideally located for access to the coast and the motorway network. There is a train station within the town and a local train service connects Beverley with Hull and the East Coast resorts of Bridlington and Scarborough.

Accommodation:

The accommodation is arranged on the ground and two upper floors and can be seen on the dimensioned floor plan forming part of these sale particulars.

Entrance Hall and Stairs: 
The entrance hall features a corbel arch, cornice, original period staircase with period sash window to the rear elevation and half landings, understairs storage cupboard and rear half glazed door leading to south facing garden.

Living Room:   4.45m x 3.60m

(14‘7&quote; x 11‘10&quote;)
A well-proportioned room featuring a beautiful period fireplace with hob grate and slate hearth, two alcoves, shuttered period sash window to the front elevation and stained-glass side window, cast iron radiator, cornice, ceiling rose, and picture rail.

SittingDining Room:    3.90m x 3.70m (12‘10&quote; x 12‘2&quote;)
A lovely room which features a cast iron and tiled period fireplace with open hearth, double-glazed box sash window to the rear elevation with a view of the garden.

Kitchen:    7.90m x 2.70m

(25‘11&quote; x 8‘10&quote;)
A spacious room with fitted storage units, wooden worktops, ceramic sink, plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer, and a large pantry with shelving.  At the opposite end is a dining area with a roof window and double-glazed windows to the rear and to the side aspect. and a door leading to south facing garden. 

First Floor     

Landing

Family Bathroom:    3.60m x 3.60m (11‘10&quote; x 11‘10&quote;)
This light and spacious bathroom features a period cast iron fireplace with hob grate. It includes a three-piece suite comprising of panelled bath, WC, and wash basin and has a separate shower. There is a large built-in storage cupboard and a second cupboard, which houses the combi-boiler.

Bedroom 1:    5.50m x 3.60m

(18‘1&quote; x 11‘10&quote;)
This lovely large double bedroom is at the front of the house and has two alcoves, a lovely period sash window, ceiling rose, and cornice.

Second floor

Landing
This has access to a large, boarded loft space via loft hatch and pull-down loft ladder.

Bedroom 2:    5.50m x 3.60m

(18‘1&quote; x 11‘10&quote;)
Large double bedroom at the front of the house, one alcove, and a period sash window. 

Bedroom 3:    3.60m x 3.60m

(11‘10&quote; x 11‘10&quote;)
Good sized double bedroom, two alcoves, double glazed window with a superb view of Beverley Minster.

Outside:
A pedestrian passageway leads to the attractive, walled garden. This is south facing and lawned with a mature weeping silver birch tree and a variety of ornamental shrubs and plants in the borders.

Services:
Mains gas, water, electricity, and drainage are connected to the property.

Tenure:
The property is freehold.

Central Heating:
The property has the benefit of a gas-fired central heating system to panelled radiators in all rooms and entrance hall.

Council Tax:
Council Tax is payable to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council. From verbal enquiries we are advised that the property is shown in the Council Tax Property Bandings List in Valuation Band C*.

Fixtures & Fittings:
Certain fixtures and fittings may be purchased with the property but may be subject to separate negotiation as to price.

Disclaimer:
*The agent has not had sight of confirmation documents and therefore the buyer is advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor.

Viewings:
Strictly by appointment with the sole agents.

Site Plan Disclaimer: 
The site plan is for guidance only to show how the property sits within the plot and is not to scale.