A superbly renovated Grade II listed farmhouse with significant outdoor space and a swimming pool.
Description
Dating from the late 1700's with later additions in the early 1900's, Brook House is a wonderfully situated Grade II listed farmhouse which over the years has undergone a significant period of modernisation and upgrades.
On entry from the front of the property, the large hallway with open arches, high ceilings and beautifully tiled flooring leads through the centre of the home.
On entering the property from the hallway to the right, is the wonderfully proportioned snug offering the perfect space and versatility for a number of uses, whether it be a reading room, TV room or even home office with the benefit of large bay windows looking into the garden and a working fireplace. Beyond the snug is a family WC.
To the left of the hallway, is the large, open sitting room beautifully decorated and offering space for the whole family to enjoy. The stand out feature of this room is the beautiful marble fireplace. The sitting room leads through double doors to the dining room which features multiple windows to illuminate the room throughout the course of the day, alongside a further working fireplace.
The ground floor accommodation is finished by a substantial kitchen with large island and ample storage solutions and all the integrated appliances as could be expected from a kitchen of this scale. A separate utility room with access from the kitchen, from the outside and also with French doors is an ideally equipped room for when entertaining guests by the pool or outdoors.
The first floor houses four of the homes five bedrooms, alongside the family bathroom. The real stand-out feature of this floor is the homes magnificent principal suite, complete with dressing room, with built in wardrobes and beautifully presented en suite with a free standing bath. Perrin and Rowe fittings complete the real luxury feel of this no expense spared renovation.
Bedroom two has the luxury of its own en suite shower room and built in storage, with bedrooms three and four each having south facing windows overlooking the greenery of the gardens. A large family bathroom with free standing bath finishes the first floor accommodation.
The second floor accommodation consists of a spacious fifth bedroom also with an en suite bathroom.
To the rear of the home, a large, south-facing landscaped patio area leads on to the homes swimming pool, creating the perfect summer space for enjoying time with friends or family, whether in the pool or a family barbeque in front of the immaculate gardens. The space, around an acre, offers plenty of privacy with a beautiful mix of both evergreen and deciduous trees.
To the side sits the coach house, housing the homes plant room and serving as a single garage with plenty of storage space above on the first floor as well as the garage the property offers significant room for off street parking.
Location
Elvington is a popular village convenient for York (about seven miles) with a pub, hairdressers, village shop, doctors surgery and sports club along with an active village hall offering a variety of clubs and groups. Within the village is Elvington C of E Primary School (Ofsted Good 2018) and the highly regarded Fulford Secondary school (Academy).
Pocklington School is a well-regarded private school taking pupils from 4–18 years and Woldgate School and Sixth Form (Academy). Queen Margaret's School for Girls is within seven miles. Pocklington market town offers a wider range of amenities, cafes, restaurants, a health centre, dentist, leisure centre, cinema, post office, banks and supermarkets. There are also tennis, football, rugby and a cricket club.
There are three Golf clubs within nine miles of the village; Heworth Golf club (9 miles), Forest Park Golf Club (8.5 miles) and Fulford Golf Club (6.6 miles) and Swallow Hall (5.5 miles)
The neighbouring village of Sutton upon Derwent also boasts a pub, a post office, village hall, primary school (Ofsted Good 2022) and a tennis club. Woodhouse Grange Cricket Club is situated less than two miles from Elvington.
Monks Cross and The Vanguard shopping centre are about eight and a half miles away and offer extensive shopping including a flagship Marks and Spencer and various supermarkets. York Leisure Centre at Monks Cross offers gym facilities, swimming pool and a sports hall with a Clip N Climb arena.
York City Centre is under two miles with its railway station and racecourse, not to mention theatres, restaurants and shops.
The city boasts excellent restaurants including the award winning The Star Inn the City by Andrew Pern and the Michelin-starred restaurant, Roots, by Tommy Banks. In addition, there is Skosh by Neil Bentinck which also boasts a Michelin-star, positioned on popular Micklegate which also has a number of independent shops, pubs, cafes and hairdressers.
Located beside the River Ouse is York City Rowing Club, York Pilates Space and The Perky Peaco*ck, a cosy café in a medieval tower. Further along is Rowntree Park with a café, playground, tennis and basketball courts.
York’s mainline railway station offers regular services to major cities including Manchester, Edinburgh and London with some journeys taking less than two hours to make the journey to Kings Cross.
Please note all distances and travel times are approximate.
Square Footage: 4,358 sq ft
Acreage: 1 Acres
Additional Info
York City Council - Council Tax Band G
