The Mount, Thornton-Le-Dale, Pickering Guide Price £295,000

• A distinctive family home situated within an attractive terrace of Edwardian properties
• Over 1,400 square feet of accommodation
• Entrance Hall – Sitting Room – Dining Room – Kitchen with Living Area - Utility Room – Wet Room
• Up to four Bedrooms – House bathroom – Second floor Attic room
• Cottage garden to the front and a sheltered courtyard garden to the rear
• Off-street parking.

7 The Mount is a spacious and well-presented Edwardian family house with an appealing blend of original character and a modern layout, with a rear extension which joins the kitchen and dining rooms together creating an easy flow of space. Replacement double glazed windows have been recently fitted to the front and several rooms have been re-decorated and re-furbished.

In all the accommodation amounts to 1,465 square feet which in brief comprises, entrance hall, front facing sitting room with a multi fuel stove, dining room which opens through into the kitchen with living room, utility and shower room to the rear. Upstairs there are up to four bedrooms, the main house bathroom and a second-floor attic room, ideal as an occasional bedroom or home office.

The Mount faces south and has a sunny sheltered front facing cottage style garden. At the rear is a courtyard style garden, hard paved and with a well-placed seating area which catches the afternoon sun. There is off street parking available at the front of the property. 

Thornton-le-dale is an exceptionally pretty village on the southern boundary of the North York Moors National Park and on the edge of beautiful, unspoilt countryside.  The village has a wide range of everyday amenities, Including primary school, doctor's surgery, pharmacy, Post Office, Co-op, baker, butcher, general store and several hostelries and cafes.  The opportunities for outdoor recreation, particularly in the nearby Dalby Forest, are endless.

Thornton-le-dale is situated approximately two miles east of the historic market town of Pickering and eight miles north of Malton, and enjoys easy access to A roads, including the A64, providing links to York, Scarborough and Whitby and the wider metropolitan area.  Malton benefits from a train station with regular services to the main line station of York.