Church Lane, Allerston, Pickering Guide Price £395,000

• spacious detached bungalow, peacefully located on the fringes of the village
• 1,119 ft2 of accommodation.
• Entrance hall, living/dining room, large breakfast kitchen with separate pantry, utility room, cloakroom, rear porch/garden room.
• Two ground floor double bedrooms – shower room - large first floor hobby room/occasional bedroom
• Generous grounds with gardens to all sides
• Large garage with workshop area.
• Ample private parking.

The Croft is the first property to be found on Church Lane and is peacefully positioned with attractive, open views over farmland to the rear and benefitting from a fine view to the front as the property stands in a slightly elevated position up for the street. Well cared for throughout, The Croft has had a number of significant improvements during the current owner’s tenure, with a sizable extension to the rear and a stylishly refurbished kitchen fitted with granite topped units. The property is double glazed and is well presented throughout. Solar panel supplement the electric.

In all the accommodation amounts to 1,168 square feet which in brief comprises: entrance hall, a triple aspect living and dining room, breakfast kitchen with French doors opening out onto the garden, separate pantry, utility room and cloakroom. A large rear porch/garden room serves as a useful link through to the garage. There are two ground floor double bedrooms, ground floor shower room and upstairs is a hobby room/occasional bedroom.  

The property is set within attractively landscaped grounds which have had a considered scheme of planting creating a vast amount of colour and interest. The gardens include a sheltered patio area to the rear, small orchard and a pretty lawned area with ornamental pond. There is ample parking on the smart block paved driveway to the front and within the large garage which has the benefit of a workshop area. 


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 Pub and is on a regular bus route. There is direct access from the village straight up into Dalby forest, ideal for dog walkers and keen cyclists. To the south of the village there is good access onto the A64 and Malton, where a railway station provides services to York and the mainline network.