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Period elegance and modern amenities combine to create a magical home imbued with an abundance of charm and character. This handsome stone built residence dates back to 1823 and has in recent years been tastefully renovated by the present owners, the property rests elegantly in a beautiful village and conservation area and living space covers over 2100 sq ft. Once inside viewers will appreciate the homes many distinctive features, including beamed ceilings, exposed stonework, authentic fireplaces and pretty sash windows. Accommodation highlights include four double bedrooms, four receptions, study, a quite breath taking high gloss fitted kitchen, a downstairs cloaks/wc, a family bathroom and en-suite facilities. Stunningly finished and replete with every amenity required in a luxury home this jewel’s most enduring charm is found in its abundant sense of warmth and tranquility. The property has gas central heating and is double glazed.

The welcoming entrance which is at the centre of the house flows through to two generously proportioned formal rooms. At the rear the large main lounge features a gorgeous stone built fireplace with a cosy wood burning stove, whilst the adjacent family room and kitchen combine to create a refined backdrop for family gatherings and more informal entertaining. The kitchen itself features an impressive array of cabinetry in high black gloss with solid oak work surfaces, space for a range cooker and a fridge freezer - slate tiled flooring completes the look. The downstairs spaces are rounded off with a good sized study and a two piece cloaks/w.c

The private quarters encompass the first floor and provide four gracious bedrooms, en-suite facilities and a three piece family bathroom. The main bedroom is to the rear and features dual aspects and fitted wardrobes along with a quality three piece shower room. The three further bedrooms are all of a good size and are excellent children’s or guests bedrooms with bedrooms two and four both having fitted wardrobes. The stylish family bathroom offers contemporary Zebrano units with an integral three piece suite in white comprising of low level wc, sink unit and a bath with chrome mixer taps and a shower.

A conservation area is an area of "special architectural or historic interest", the makeup of which is considered worthy of protection and improvement. The combination of buildings, street patterns, open spaces, vistas, landmarks and other features give a conservation area its distinctive character. ‘The Old Granary’ is set at the heart of this area and fits perfectly in every respect. The present owners have considered every aspect of this prefix and have presented the home totally in keeping with this special title.

Externally the property rests on a wonderful private plot, approached via a stone flagged driveway. As welcoming as the indoor spaces, the rear gardens are a delight and include traditional lawned areas with mature borders and a delightful York stone flagged patio.