Standout Features
- Impressive 4/5-bedroom detached 1930s house
- Spacious and flexible accommodation throughout
- Ground-floor study with adjoining shower room
- Principal bedroom with adjoining dressing room
- Family bathroom and en-suite shower room upstairs
- Large driveway providing ample parking
- Detached double garage with power, light, workshop, and plumbing
- Potential to convert garage or extend the property
- Generous attractive garden with lawn and multiple seating areas
- Located in sought-after south Harrogate
Property Description
An impressive four/five-bedroom detached house set on a generous plot with a large double garage, occupying a prime location on the south side of Harrogate.
This charming 1930s home offers spacious and versatile accommodation. The ground floor features a welcoming reception hall with wood-panelled walls, leading to two principal reception rooms, both with elegant bay windows. The well-equipped kitchen is complemented by a convenient utility room. Additionally, there is a ground-floor study with an adjoining shower room, providing the option to use this space as a fifth bedroom or a comfortable downstairs room for an elderly relative with an en-suite if desired.
Upstairs, you’ll find four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an adjoining dressing room that could be adapted to create an en-suite bathroom if required. The first floor also benefits from a family bathroom and an en-suite shower room.
The property sits within a large plot, boasting a large driveway offering ample parking and leading to a large double garage with lighting, power, and an attached workshop. The garage includes space and plumbing for a washing machine and presents excellent potential for conversion into ancillary accommodation or a home office, subject to planning consent. There is also potential to extend the property, allowing further accommodation or enhancements, subject to necessary permissions.
To the rear, the house enjoys a generous and attractive garden featuring a lawn, multiple paved seating areas, and a timber garden shed.
Situated in a highly sought-after area of south Harrogate, the property benefits from easy access to local amenities, shops, Hornbeam Park railway station, Leeds/Ripon bus routes, and is just a short distance from Harrogate town centre. It is also within the catchment for several outstanding local schools, making it ideal for families seeking excellent educational opportunities.
This charming 1930s home offers spacious and versatile accommodation. The ground floor features a welcoming reception hall with wood-panelled walls, leading to two principal reception rooms, both with elegant bay windows. The well-equipped kitchen is complemented by a convenient utility room. Additionally, there is a ground-floor study with an adjoining shower room, providing the option to use this space as a fifth bedroom or a comfortable downstairs room for an elderly relative with an en-suite if desired.
Upstairs, you’ll find four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with an adjoining dressing room that could be adapted to create an en-suite bathroom if required. The first floor also benefits from a family bathroom and an en-suite shower room.
The property sits within a large plot, boasting a large driveway offering ample parking and leading to a large double garage with lighting, power, and an attached workshop. The garage includes space and plumbing for a washing machine and presents excellent potential for conversion into ancillary accommodation or a home office, subject to planning consent. There is also potential to extend the property, allowing further accommodation or enhancements, subject to necessary permissions.
To the rear, the house enjoys a generous and attractive garden featuring a lawn, multiple paved seating areas, and a timber garden shed.
Situated in a highly sought-after area of south Harrogate, the property benefits from easy access to local amenities, shops, Hornbeam Park railway station, Leeds/Ripon bus routes, and is just a short distance from Harrogate town centre. It is also within the catchment for several outstanding local schools, making it ideal for families seeking excellent educational opportunities.
EPC
Energy rating D
This property produces 7.4 tonnes of CO2
Material Information - Harrogate
Tenure Type: Freehold
Council Tax Banding: F
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| Council Tax Band: | F |
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EPC
Energy rating DThis property produces 7.4 tonnes of CO2
Material Information - Harrogate
Tenure Type: FreeholdCouncil Tax Banding: F
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Harrogate
3 Regent House
, 13-15 Albert Street
, Harrogate, North Yorks
, HG1 1JX
