This immaculately presented property is spacious and bright, offering a wealth of retained architectural features and period grandeur including fine stone built elevations with bay and sash windows, plus ornately corniced and moulded ceilings. The spacious reception hall with wooden flooring leads to the south east facing sitting room with excellent views across The Stray. This principal reception room has remarkably high ceilings with ornate cornicing, together with a large bay window overlooking the manicured private front garden.

The adjacent 17ft. breakfast kitchen enjoys an equally fabulous view through double sash windows across the garden and The Stray. Bespoke wooden kitchen units with granite work surfaces continue through to the utility room and an octagonal central island unit, compliment a Britannia inset range cooker. The principal bedroom has decorative cornicing and extensive fitted wardrobes, together with a well-appointed dressing room, with high quality en-suite bathroom beyond. Bedroom Two has a tall sash window, picture rail and fitted wardrobes and Bedroom Three has a range of potential other uses, such as an office or snug. To the far end of the reception hall is a generously sized and contemporary shower room.

Outside

To the front of the apartment are professionally landscaped gardens, with ornamental stone planter and wrought iron railings, with driveway to one side. To the rear is separate access to the large cellar, which has a wide range of potential uses and subject to the necessary planning consents could be fully integrated into the apartment to provide additional reception space.

To the far end of the driveway is the detached single garage. To one side is a stone archway with door leading to a stone flagged courtyard ‘Secret Garden’, with high levels of privacy.

Situation

The property is located just moments from the centre of the historic and popular spa town of Harrogate. The town boasts a wealth of fine Georgian and Victorian architecture, and has excellent shopping, leisure and cultural facilities, plus a number of supermarkets, and a choice of superb schools – both state and independent including the outstanding-rated Harrogate Grammar School and the independent Harrogate Ladies' College and Ashville College. The area is well connected by road, with the A1(M) just 10 miles from the property, offering easy access to the north and south, while Harrogate mainline station offers direct services to London Kings Cross in three hours..

Directions

From The Prince of Wales roundabout, proceed along York Place and just after the turning to Queen Parade, the property will be found on the left hand side set back from the road.