Hardy Grange, Grassington

Entry is at street level and a staircase leads to the landing with a storage cupboard and access to the partly boarded loft via a pull down ladder. Into a good sized living space with two radiators, windows to two sides and double doors leading into the kitchen diner. The dining area has a wood burning stove with stone surround and hearth and opens up the kitchen which offers a selection of wall, drawer and base units with worktop surfaces over, stainless steel one and half sink with drainer, gas hob with extractor above, oven and grill oven, integrated fridge, space for a fridge/freezer, tiled flooring and two windows.

Onto the Bedrooms, with the first having a window and radiator. Bedroom two has skylight windows and fitted wardrobes. Into a utility/store with sink and drainer with worktop surfaces, space for a washing machine, radiator and storage space. The bathroom comprises of, a white bath with shower over, low flush w.c., pedestal wash hand basin, storage cupboard, boiler cupboard, radiator and skylight window.

Externally, there are two car parking spaces with this property.

Local Authority & Council Tax Band
• North Yorkshire Council
• Council Tax Band B

Tenure, Services & Parking
• Sale of freehold of building and grounds subject to the existing lease of the ground floor apartment which is let for a remaining term of 107 years.
• Mains electricity, gas, water and drainage are installed. Domestic heating is from a gas fired boiler
• Two parking spaces are on site

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Grassington is arguably one of the most sought after villages of the Yorkshire Dales. The stunning countryside of Wharfedale and the interesting walks and facilities of the village make this a veritable melting pot for hikers and travellers to the Dales. Grassington is one of the larger communities within the National Park and has an excellent variety of shops, restaurants, public houses, a modern health centre, primary and secondary schooling. The thriving market town of Skipton is approximately nine miles distant with high quality schooling for all ages and a vast range of retail and recreational facilities. From Skipton a regular train service runs to Leeds, Bradford and London.