Situated in the heart of Leyburn, just a stone's throw from the town's church, is Wilmarith, a deceptively spacious detached family home with plenty of room for a family to enjoy, both inside and out.
The property is entered via a useful lobby which leads through to a large open-plan kitchen, dining room and living room - three separate, but interconnected spaces that lie at the heart of the home and are perfect for entertaining or just spending time together relaxing in.
The kitchen area features quality fitted units with a central island breakfast bar and a Rangemaster gas cooker.
Wilmarith, a deceptively spacious detached home in central Leyburn, features a large open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area, offering ideal space for family living and entertaining near the town's church (Image: Robin Jessop Ltd)
Alongside this is a cosy seating area with French doors leading out to the rear garden plus ample space for a large dining table, and an office area with a second set of French doors out to the front.
An inner hall provides access to a ground floor bedroom with a walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite shower room - the perfect set-up for guests or a dependent relative for whom stairs might pose a problem.
The living room (Image: Robin Jessop Ltd)
Completing the ground floor is the living room with a multi-fuel stove set in a feature fireplace; a side porch; a cloakroom and what is currently used as a gym but could easily be converted into a fifth bedroom if required or could be used as a playroom or home office.
Upstairs are a family bathroom and three well-proportioned double bedrooms, one of which has a dressing area and compact en-suite shower room.
The house is complemented by a large garden at the front, laid mainly to lawn with established borders and shrubs as well as a paved seating area.
The house is complemented with a large garden (Image: Robin Jessop Ltd)
To the sides and rear is further patio walkway with established shrubs.
There is also off-road parking for several vehicles.
The property benefits from previously having had planning permission granted for a Victorian-style lean-to canopy.
This has now lapsed but it is understood that this could be extended or re-applied for.
Further details and plans are available on request.