Crossgates, Scarborough

Key Features:

• Detached period property
• 2600 ft2 of accommodation
• Set in an acre of grounds
• Accessible location
• Up to four reception rooms
• Up to four double bedrooms
• Two bathrooms
• Garage and outbuildings
• No Onward Chain

Full Description:

A handsome Edwardian period property set within mature grounds of just over an acre and occupying a private and very accessible position on the fringes of Crossgates. Yew Court has stayed within the same family’s ownership for over 70 years and has been a well maintained and stylishly presented during their tenure, with attractive decoration, original oak floors to the ground floor and a number of decorative character details. The property was extended around 40 years ago and currently provides 2,600 Sq feet of accommodation. Now ready for some general updating the sale of Yew Court presents an increasingly rare opportunity to create a unique family home within an attractive setting. The accommodation briefly comprises; large entrance hall with return stairs to the First Floor. Elegant dual aspect drawing room with attractive period features and an open fire, cosy front facing sitting room and dining room to the rear. Kitchen with AGA and an adjoining breakfast room with a triple aspect. Rear hall with utility room, pantry and separate cloakroom. On the First Floor are four large double bedrooms, one with an en-suite bathroom and a very generous main bathroom. A large attic space presents further scope for additional accommodation, subject to any necessary consents and permissions. The property is accessed off the Crossgates to Seamer Road and is set up a long private drive. The grounds are mature, well established and include a formal lawn, orchard, and former vegetable garden. Within the grounds is a single brick garage, a further large detached garage and workshop and a substantial timber building which may offer some further potential, subject to any necessary planning consents. LOCATION Yew Court is located just outside of Crossgates and is located close to both the well served village of Seamer and the sea side town of Scarborough. Yew Court is particularly well placed for Seamer train station which lies less than a mile away and provides a regular connection to York, from which all mainline services can found. London is only 2 hours distant by train from York. Scarborough town is close at hand where there is a wide range of amenities including supermarkets, many high street stores. Culturally, Scarborough is the home of the Stephen Joseph Theatre, where Sir Alan Ayckbourn was for many years the resident director and Scarborough Open Air Theatre continues to host a full summer programme of concerts. County cricket is played in the town in summer