Main Street, Allerston, Pickering Guide Price £315,000

• A mature semi-detached dormer bungalow situated within a large plot of 0.3 of an acre.
• 1,238 ft2 of accommodation in need of some gentle updating throughout
• Entrance hall, sitting room, breakfast kitchen, ground floor bedroom, house bathroom.
• Two first floor bedrooms – large loft storage area
• Generous grounds with gardens front and back,
• Range of useful timber buildings providing garaging, storage and workshop space.
• No onward chain

A semi-detached bungalow set within a large and versatile plot of 0.3 of an acre, occupying a pleasant position in the heart of this well-regarded village.

Glenroyd was built in 1969 as one of a pair of properties and sits upon a generous plot, with large grounds to the front, rear and side and a good range of useful timber buildings. The property would now benefit from a scheme of modernisation throughout but offers a great deal of potential for a new purchaser to put their own stamp on the property and create a comfortable and versatile home.

In all the accommodation amounts to 1,238 square feet which in brief comprises entrance hall, front facing living room, breakfast kitchen, ground floor double bedroom and a large main house bathroom. Upstairs are two further double bedrooms and a large loft storage room. Adjoining the kitchen is the rear porch and boiler room which houses the oil-fired boiler, replaced in 2023.

The property is set within an unusually large plot which measures a third of an acre in total. To the front the house is set well back from the village street, with a lengthy driveway to the side winding around to the rear garden where there is ample parking. The grounds are largely laid to lawn and faces west to the back and has a sunny and sheltered lawned garden in addition to a neat front garden. There is a large timber workshop, garage and storage buildings.

Allerston is a pretty village just off the A170 Pickering to Scarborough Road. Pickering lies 6 miles to the west (approx) and Malton some 12 miles to the southwest. The village has a Church and Public House and is on a regular bus route. There is easy access from the south of the village to the A64 and Malton, where a railway station provides services to York and the mainline network.