Main Street, Ebberston, Scarborough Offers in Excess of £500,000

• A substantial contemporary family home, with stylish accommodation
• Landscaped rear garden. Double garage– off-street parking
• Approx 2,200 sq. feet of versatile accommodation, arranged over three floors:
• Entrance Hall – Cloak – Study – Sitting Room – Conservatory – Kitchen with adjoining dining room – Utility
• Master bedroom with en-suite shower room – Three further double bedrooms - Bathroom
• Large open plan bedroom with living area
• No Onward Chain

Laburnum House is a handsome family home, built from York stone just over twenty year ago as a one off property, within this well regarded and accessible village. A classic double fronted design with accommodation arranged over three floors. The property was built and finished to a high standard throughout, with polished reclaimed oak floors, beamed ceilings and high specification kitchen and bathroom fittings, with several recent upgrades underlining what is a superb build.

The spacious and well-laid out accommodation amounts to almost 2,200 square feet in total and comprises:  entrance hall, cloakroom, a large front facing sitting room with conservatory to the rear and a separate study. A beautifully appointed kitchen which opens through to the dining room and with a utility room to the rear. On the first floor:  master bedroom with a recently re-fitted en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms, all of which are good doubles and main house bathroom with roll top tub and separate shower. The whole of the second floor is given over to a studio style living space, with ample room for both a living and sleeping area, making it ideal for teenage or extra guest accommodation. 

Central heating is gas fired and windows are double glazed in timber sashes. The property has an easily managed garden to the rear, laid out in an attractive parterre style and there is a substantial, detached double garage block, with ample parking on the block paved drive.

Ebberston is a pretty village lying to the south of the A170 Scarborough to Thirsk trunk road and with easy access to the A64 and Malton where there is a railway station and connections to the mainline network. The village is some seven miles east of Pickering and eleven miles west of Scarborough. The village has a public house, parish church and a sports ground.