This substantial period family home, constructed from distinctive red clay brick, blends traditional design elements with significant renovation potential. The architecture features stone mullion windows and a slate roof, characteristic of its era. With a total internal area of 7,280 square feet spread mainly across two levels, the property offers flexible living spaces that can be tailored to modern needs.
The current configuration includes a grand entrance hall with a galleried landing, leading to various versatile rooms. A spacious dining room presents an ideal setting for formal gatherings, accentuated by a full-height bay window allowing ample natural light. Adjacent, the sitting room features a classic fireplace and large sash windows that contribute to a warm ambiance. The addition of a magnificent orangery enhances the entertaining spaces; its vaulted skylight and panoramic glazing offer beautiful views of the garden and abundant daylight, while bi-fold doors seamlessly connect it to outdoor terraces.
On the ground floor, you’ll also find a country-style kitchen with Shaker cabinetry and an Aga, along with generous breakfast space that opens into practical areas like a side boot room and fitted utility room. A staircase leads down to a spacious cellar that holds potential for conversion into utility or recreational space.
The first floor comprises four double bedrooms—three of which enjoy en suite facilities—alongside a smaller bedroom suitable as an office or nursery. The principal bedroom stands out with its custom cabinetry and luxuriously appointed en suite featuring both clawfoot tub and walk-in shower.
Outside, the property is approached through elegant stone pillars and electric gates onto a gravel driveway leading to private parking and an impressive triple garage with EV charging capabilities. Beyond this lies a coach house that could serve multiple purposes; currently configured for utility use, it offers potential for conversion into an independent annexe or multi-use space—a prospect well-suited for families seeking additional living quarters.
Surrounding the home is meticulously maintained garden space comprised largely of lawn areas interspersed with raised vegetable beds. Multiple paved terraces provide ample opportunity for outdoor entertaining or quiet relaxation amidst well-stocked shrub borders and mature trees.
Located in the desirable village of Burton Leonard, residents benefit from essential amenities including shops, schools, and recreational facilities—all contributing to a strong community spirit. Nearby cultural landmarks such as Newby Hall and Fountains Abbey enhance the area's appeal. The vibrant spa town of Harrogate is easily accessible for broader shopping options along with exceptional transport links via road networks and Knaresborough rail station facilitating travel throughout Yorkshire and beyond.
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