Great North Road, Darrington, Pontefract, West Yorkshire, WF8

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Key Features

Classic Period Gem, Built c.1850
Substantial Driveway: Ample Parking for Multiple Vehicles
Large Detached Garages: Extensive Storage or Workshop Potential
Mature Landscaped Gardens: Private Outdoor Spaces with Lush Hedging and Elevated Patio Areas
Oozing Period Charm and Elegance
Beautifully Presented Throughout
Large Family Home in a Sought After Location
Potential For Development (STPP)
Excellent Transport Links
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Description

EweMove Pontefract is proud to present this exceptional period property, a rare jewel of Victorian architecture situated in the highly sought-after village of Darrington. Built in 1850, just as the removal of the brick tax allowed for more decorative and grand domestic architecture, this residence perfectly captures the transition between Regency classicism and the burgeoning Italianate influence of the mid-19th century. The ground floor has two large reception rooms plus a conservatory, as well as a large dining room which is semi-open plan with the kitchen. Plus you have an additional utility, WC and entrance porchway which leads to a grand hallway. The first floor has four double bedrooms, one with ensuite and the main house bathroom with separate WC. You have to mention the landing space which is full of character and adds so much to this already stunning property. Beneath the residence you have a basement, which has undergone recent refurbishment and is a usable space ideal as a cloakroom. Externally you have a large driveway offering ample off street parking leading to a double garage and additional single garage which are interlinked plus a large outdoor storage space. The gardens are extensive and immaculately maintained. A feature of which is the raised summer house with its own deck and far reaching views of the countryside.

A grand welcome. Set behind secure private gates and a traditional stone wall, this double-fronted villa offers an immediate sense of stature and historical significance. Arriving via an entrance porch, first impressions are fantastic as you enter a grand hallway. To your right, the lounge. Featuring high ceilings, ornate cornicing, and grand ceiling roses typical of the era. The formal lounge boasts a beautiful feature fireplace with a traditional surround. You will find the stove burning away in the winter months for a cosy feel while you relax and catch some television. Adjoining you have a conservatory, offering beautiful views of the landscaped exterior, an ideal space to relax after a long day at work in the warmer months of the calendar. The other side of the hallway takes you to a second reception room, equally as immaculately finished and complete with a log burning stove it is perfect for a growing family, especially when there are clashes in the television scheduling. To the end of the hallway and to your right you enter the masterful blend of old and new with the kitchen and dining areas. The spacious kitchen features a modern Belfast sink, sleek countertops, and high-quality cabinetry. The separate dining room is a showcase of heritage, featuring an exposed brick chimney breast with a classic Aga cooker nestled under a heavy timber lintel. Perfect for entertaining family and friends over dinner with the open plan nature of the space. Separate from the kitchen you have a separate utility space for added convenience with great storage and facilities. Also on the ground floor you have a fantastic cloakroom/dedicated office space. Ideal so you don't have to take up a bedroom to work from and somewhere you can shut yourself away from a busy household. Finally on the ground floor is a WC, perfect for when you have guests or for busy family life.

Up to the first floor and greeted with a quite stunning landing. To the front of the property is bedroom one, complemented with its own ensuite shower room. A large double as you would expect, you have ample space for additional built in or freestanding furniture, whatever is your preference. The ensuite shower room is also a generous size with a sleek tiled finish and a three piece suite inclusive of a WC, wash basin and quadrant shower. Bedroom two is to the other side of the landing and is also a great sized double space with space for additional furniture. Bedroom three is of similar proportions, a great sized double and located to the rear of the property. Completing the quartet Bedroom four neighbours bedroom one and is another double with space for furniture allowing all of the family to have a great sized relaxation space as their own. Finally on the first floor is the house bathroom and WC. A lovely modern finish with grey tiles and a four piece suite inclusive of a walk in shower, bathtub, wash basin and separate WC for privacy.

Externally, the property is nestled in 0.43 of an acre of beautifully landscaped and manicured gardens, which are private and secure for little ones and pets to explore without worry. A raised deck plays host to a lovely summer house, which is currently utilised as a bar. The deck allows for you to sit out and admire the views in the distance in the summer while entertaining family and friends over a barbeque in the warmer months of the calendar. The space is vast and has potential for development, which, of course would be subject to planning permission being granted.

The village of Darrington is sought after, and with good reason. An annual calendar of events is on offer in the community with the highlight being the feast and fayre for families to enjoy as a community. Another highlight if the village is the local school which is accessible on foot and rated as 'Good'. Living in a village often comes with being a little isolated, not in this case. You have direct access to the A1M and M62 national motorway networks which is great for the commuter. The town of Pontefract is only a short drive away and offers three train stations should that be your preferred mode of transport. You have regular routes to Leeds and Wakefield and all they have to offer in terms of entertainment and retail therapy. Xscape Yorkshire is also nearby and offers a state of the art gymnasium, cinema, bowlplex, a plethora of restaurants and an opportunity to catch some outlet discounts at Junction 32 Shopping Village should that be your thing. If you prefer the countryside that is on your doorstep with extensive walks and running routes on offer.

This property is somewhat spectacular and offers a perfect blend of tradition with a modern twist, it is quite simply a fantastic family forever home. Viewing is strictly by appointment. Experience the timeless allure of this 1850's masterpiece for yourself. EWE can book in 24/7, we are open around the clock and cant wait to show you around!

Material Information:

Utilities

Electric: Mains

Water: Mains

Heating: Gas

Broadband: Fibre

Sewerage: Mains

Rights and Restrictions

Private rights of way: None

Public rights of way: None

Listed property: No

Risks

Flooded in last 5 years: No

Flood defences: N/A

Source of flood: N/A

ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING:

Should a purchaser have an offer accepted, they will need to meet our legal requirements under Anti Money Laundering Regulations (AML). We use a specialist third party service to verify your information and the cost of these checks is £30 per person, which is paid in advance and none refundable. Payment is made when a sale is agreed and prior to a memorandum of sale being produced.