*Braemar York Road, Wilberfoss, York

Are you looking for a change of lifestyle and like the idea of a renovation project, then look no further as Braemar provides just that. The property sits on a substantial plot of 0.85 of an acre so there is more than enough space to extend the property and keep livestock if so desired. The property is perfectly located for easy access to York and the market town of Pocklington. There are so very few properties with so much potential that have come to the market in recent years, so an early viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment. Braemar is offered to the market with No Onward Chain.

As you approach the property you will see that there is a large greenhouse that is attached to the bungalow. Although this is in need of repair it gives a purchaser a very good idea of how the property could be extended. As you enter the property itself you find yourself in a tiled hallway with a family shower room off to the left hand side. The next room is the kitchen which has two worktops, one with a stainless steel sink with drainer. There are two windows that allow light to enter.

Moving through you come into the first living area. There is a substantial log burner at the centre of this room, a lovely addition for the colder winter months. There is a second living room to the other side of the property, this time there is an open fire at the centre. Both have large bay windows. A central entrance hall separates these two rooms and benefits from a stunning tiled floor.

There are three double bedrooms, two of which have feature fires. One of the bedrooms could be utilised as a formal dining room is so desired.

Externally there is a substantial triple length garage that could be used as a workshop. There is parking on the drive for multiple cars. There is a paddock to the side of the bungalow, perfect if you have young children that like to play outside or if you want to keep a few animals. There is a septic tank in place although we believe that this may not conform to current regulations. Plans to realign the A1079 away from the front of the property & provide a dedicated access road have been discussed with ERYC Highways Dept over recent years but nothing has been formalised.

The roof tiles are believed to be asbestos