North Residential - March 2023

Hello and Welcome

We are thrilled to introduce you to North Residential and to present this publication to you.

We bring an honest and fresh approach to selling homes delivered by our highly motivated and enthusiastic team. This inaugural magazine is dedicated to showcasing some of the most beautiful and desirable homes on the market. Whether you are a seasoned property investor, a first-time buyer, or simply someone with a passion for stunning architecture and interior design, this magazine is for you. The team of expert writers, photographers, and designers have worked tirelessly to bring you a collection of exceptional properties from around Yorkshire. We hope you enjoy reading our magazine as much as we have enjoyed putting it together.

With very best wishes,

Within this edition

For the very best fine dining experience, there is no need to look further than God’s Own County –Yorkshire.

North Residential

24 Albert St, Harrogate, Yorkshire HG1 1JT 01423 530088

harrogate@northresidential.co.uk

14 Pavement, Pocklington, Yorkshire YO42 2AX 01759 779025

pocklington@northresidential.co.uk

Adding bespoke artwork adds a touch of character and transforms your house into a home.

The Team North Residential

12: Follow the Stars

26: Artisans of Emotion

The Chopard L’Heure du Diamant collection masterfully captures the beauty of diamonds.

42: The Perfect Home

MAIN STREET SHADWELL,

LEEDS

Built circa 1750 and once a former “Gentleman’s Residence’, the property is a truly stunning family home, offering impressive and unique character whilst surrounded by beautifully landscaped, private grounds. Having undergone a significant renovation during the current ownership, the property has been maintained to a high standard creating flexible living and entertaining space throughout.

Situated in the heart of Shadwell, one of North Leeds’ most popular and social villages, the property is perfect for those looking to enjoy a rural village lifestyle with Shadwell primary school, local post office and village pub all within walking distance.

EPC Rating: D

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £2,000,000

QUEENS ROAD

HARROGATE

GUIDE PRICE

£1,950,000

HARROGATE OFFICE

01423 530088

A stunning and highly desirable Victorian town house, offering incredible accommodation over four floors with ample character and period features. Located on a popular tree lined avenue close to the Beech Grove Stray parkland.

The property itself is in an unusually large plot for the town centre, with extensive gardens, parking and a separate 1000 sq ft Coach House which could be used for family and friends as well as providing a potential rental/holiday let income.

EPC Rating: E and C

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ROSSETT GREEN LANE HARROGATE GUIDE PRICE

£2,350,000

HARROGATE OFFICE

01423 530088

An impressive and stylish six-bedroom family home forming part of an exclusive development of just four new and unique properties. Offering over 5,000 sq ft of cleverly designed, spacious living accommodation over three floors and finished to an extremely high standard with quality fixtures and fittings, stylish interior décor, a wired Sonos system and underfloor heating to both the ground and first floor with radiators on the second floor – controlled by a “Neo” smart heating system.

The property occupies a generous and well-established plot and is situated in close proximity to renowned private and state schools, local shops and the town centre of Harrogate.

EPC Rating: B

ROSSETT GREEN LANE HARROGATE

A contemporary and stylish detached family home built to an exceptional standard and forming part of an exclusive development.

The development is fronted by electric gates with intercom entry system, offering security to residents with children and a private drive leads to each individual property. The property is approached via solid oak gates leading onto a smart resin driveway for numerous cars and integral double garage.

Situated in one of Harrogate’s most sought-after locations on the south side of town, within proximity to shops, bars, restaurants, excellent transport links and within walking distance of renowned state and private schools.

GUIDE PRICE

£1,500,000

EPC Rating: B

Follow the Stars

Michelin Starred restaurants across Yorkshire

For the very best fine dining experience, there is no need to look further than God’s Own County –Yorkshire. There are five spectacular Michelin Star restaurants in Yorkshire, all waiting to tickle your taste buds with the finest food from across the region. This, of course, includes The Black Swan at Oldstead, named by Trip Advisor as the ‘Best Restaurant in the World’! With Yorkshire boasting miles of coastline for sustainable fishing, acres of farmland for the very best meats and dairy produce, delicious orchards, herbs, breweries and more, it comes as no surprise that people are flocking to the area to get a table at these sought-after restaurants.

One of James Mackenzie’s stunning creations at The Pipe and Glass

James Mackenzie - Chef & Owner

Michelin starred dining, in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales. The Angel Inn at Hetton is widely regarded as the UK’s original gastropub. The ancient inn has origins which date back to the 15th century, forming the basis of hundreds of years of delicious dining and drinking history. In recent years it has held the reputation of being the destination establishment, in one of the most exquisite corners of the North Yorkshire Dales. Famous for its food as well as its warm, welcoming atmosphere – it has maintained a strong following among locals as well as with customers from all over the world.

The Angel’s fortunes took an exciting turn in September 2018 with the arrival of a new management team. At the helm is Chef-Patron Michael Wignall. Michael and his wife Johanna have a vision to keep everything that the Angel was famous for; fantastic food, a warm welcome and a deep connection with the dramatic Yorkshire landscape – and make it outstanding.

Two Michelin-starred chef Michael Wignall has reimagined the pub’s offering and created a fabulous new menu. Future plans are to bring a brand-new fine dining restaurant, “Cove” to the mix, putting the Angel on every gourmet food lovers bucket list. With a style that’s casual and contemporary, the new Angel is all about great food and great hospitality.

The Pipe and Glass Michelin Star pub with rooms boasts a historic and picturesque atmosphere. The restaurant, which has held its Michelin Star since 2010, reflects the village with its 17th-century building and Yorkshire charm. Chef & Owner James Mackenzie and his wife Kate have embraced the traditional English pub spirit but combined it with a generous helping of modernity and luxury. This makes The Pipe and Glass a destination for both quality pub-goers and die-hard foodies alike.

James grew up on the North Yorkshire Coast and began his career at the age of 13, making him the perfect candidate to bring the very best out of Yorkshire foraged veg and herbs, local meats and seafood. His menu takes from the much beloved English classics, such as fish pie and sausage rolls, but reforms them into modern and beautifully prepared dishes to get your mouth watering. With a considered wine list, tasty children’s menu and extensive vegetarian options, The Pipe and Glass is the perfect place to cosy up and indulge in comforting surroundings, delicious food and friendly staff. For those wanting a more private dining experience, The Hotham Room and Chef’s Library on the first floor offer bespoke menus for between 6-10 people. Alternatively the Conservatory can be reserved privately for between 20-28 guests.

Michael

THE PIPE AND GLASS – SOUTH

THE ANGEL AT HETTON https://angelhetton.co.uk

Wignall - Chef-Patron

The Black Swan at Oldstead has been perfectly summed up by Chef Tommy Banks when he describes ‘it’s not just a job for us, it’s a lifestyle’. This comes about from generations of the Banks family living and farming around Oldstead, with their knowledge of the land and produce being translated onto each plate of food. The Black Swan is a beautiful marriage between tradition, homeliness and modern eccentricity, with Oldstead produce meeting lashings of creativity. From the outside, The Black Swan looks like a cosy, quintessentially English Pub. Once inside, however, it offers

www.blackswanoldstead.co.uk

a relaxed, yet casual, rustic fine dining experience.

Chef Tommy Banks was Britain’s youngest Michelin Starred Chef in 2013, aged only 24. Since then, he has won Great British Menu in both 2016 and 2017, with The Black Swan at Oldstead being named ‘Best Fine Dining Restaurant in the World’ in 2017, and the best restaurant in the UK in 2018 by The Food and Travel Magazine. He works alongside Development Chef Nick Brown, who experiments with alternate produce and techniques to build new dishes,

and Head Chef Will Lockwood to offer the best Oldstead produce and menus all year round.

The menu is a fresh take on ingredients used in Oldstead for generations but given a new lease of life with flavours developed by fermenting, pickling and ageing. Of course, to wash it down there is a carefully selected drinks menu including a selection of locally distilled Garden Spirits. If you’re searching for a rooted Michelin Star Restaurant in Yorkshire with but with modern food at its forefront, this is one not to miss.

THE BLACK SWAN AT OLDSTEAD

Tommy Banks - Chef

The Star Inn at Harome is the place to head for a quirky but rustic Michelin Star restaurant in Yorkshire. Chef Andrew Pern brought his passion for French cooking back home to Yorkshire to be combined in a delicious stirring pot of the finest Yorkshire produce and the French eye for perfection. Andrew and Chef Director Stephen Smith work tirelessly to ensure their food is the highest standard, and it’s paid off with The Star Inn being decorated with seven awards of excellence. The restaurant shows off the legendary game and finest seafood from North Yorkshire in its range of menus, and the daily specials ensure that the chefs take advantage of the best ingredients of each season. A large selection of fine wine and beers are available to compliment any meal or to be enjoyed in the cocktail bar.

The Star Inn at Harome and Andrew were united in 1996 but the beautiful building dates back to the 14th century. There are multiple dining rooms and spaces to enjoy the food and drink available, so whatever your preference there’s space to enjoy what The Star Inn at Harome has to offer. The atmosphere is cosy but luxurious, a true reflection of a rich Yorkshire heritage.

THE MAN BEHIND THE CURTAIN - LEEDS www.themanbehindthecurtain.co.uk

If you are super into the latest trends on the food scene, The Man Behind the Curtain is the Michelin Star Restaurant in Yorkshire for you. Michael O’Hare, the Founder and Chef-Patron, has appeared on multiple TV shows, including BBC2’s The Great British Menu, and has gained a reputation for weird and wonderful dishes and food pairings. Think potato foam and wild puffed rice on top of a chocolate dessert, or cooked prawn brains with raw prawn tails. The dishes reflect the wacky chef, who studied ballet up until he was eighteen, then briefly studied aerospace engineering before turning his sights to cooking. It worked out well for him, with The Man Behind the Curtain gaining a Michelin Star in 2015, just a year after the restaurant opened.

The restaurant space offers a minimalist style that has been compared to an art gallery, for a dining experience to inspire your eyes and your pallet. The food has been called ‘engagingly bonkers’ and is most certainly different from your average restaurant. One for those foodies looking for an edgy, modern place to devour their next best meal. If you’re planning on checking this one out, be sure to make a reservation as tables are highly coveted.

Andrew Pern - Chef

Michael O’Hare - Founder & Chef-Patron

£975,000

HARROGATE

A magnificent majestic apartment. The White House is a unique and exclusive Grade II listed property in the Conservation Area of High Harrogate.

Built and designed by Dr Andrew Scott Myrtle in the 1850s, it is a stunning example of Italianate architecture, modelled on the style of a Venetian palazzo. This grandeur is echoed throughout the architectural features of the apartment.

Apt. 3 is a grand 1,800 sq. ft ground floor apartment whose sensitive period conversion has retained the main reception rooms, with the original ornamented 12 ft-high ceilings still intact. To the rear of the building, the property enjoys the use of the large lawned communal gardens.

EPC Rating: D

MIDGELEY LANE GOLDSBOROUGH

An immaculately presented Grade ll listed farmhouse that has been the subject of a full programme of refurbishment, the property offers arguably the highest quality of finish throughout whilst boasting an abundance of original charm and character.

This beautiful period 17th Century farmhouse offers excellent and well-proportioned internal accommodation extending to over 3,200 sq ft and an exciting opportunity to develop the property further, converting the adjoining barn, subject to the correct planning consents.

Outside and to the front of the property is a formal lawned garden, bordered by private mature hedging and wall and to the rear is a private rear walled courtyard garden with lawn.

GUIDE PRICE

£1,395,000

EPC Rating: N/A

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CRAG LANE HUBY GUIDE PRICE

£1,495,000

HARROGATE OFFICE

01423 530088

This perfectly positioned family home boasts an unspoilt and elevated position, with an extensive and fabulous south facing plot overlooking the Wharfe Valley towards Harewood in an idyllic setting on one of Huby’s most premium streets and open countryside on your doorstep.

This striking property offers a fantastic position on the outskirts of Harrogate and offers a fantastic lifestyle with a frequent bus service and train station within walking distance, excellent road transport links to Leeds, Harrogate, the A1(M) and Leeds Bradford airport a 15 minute drive away.

EPC Rating: E

CHURCH STREET GOLDSBOROUGH OFFERS OVER £1,250,000

HARROGATE OFFICE 01423 530088

A truly stunning and immaculately presented Grade II listed detached farmhouse. Finished with contemporary fixtures and fittings throughout whilst boasting an abundance of original charm and character, including oak beams, Georgian sash windows and cast-iron fireplaces. Offering versatile and flexible living over two floors whilst perfectly positioned within its well-manicured, private and extensive plot overlooking open countryside.

The property is situated on the edge of the village of Goldsborough and benefits from walking distance to an excellent public house and church. The property is also perfect for the commuter and is within easy reach of both Harrogate and the market town of Knaresborough and striking distance of the A1(M).

EPC Rating: N/A

Artisans OF EMOTIONS

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The Maison’s watchmaking heritage

For decades, jewellery watches have been one of the historic specialities of the Scheufele family, which now presides over the destiny of Chopard. At the exact intersection between beauty and precision, the L’Heure du Diamant collection reaps the benefits of this technical virtuosity dedicated to great artistic modernity. From designer to watchmaker, from jeweller to gemsetter, and from polisher to watchmaker, exponents of the full range of artistic crafts combine their talents in bringing these creations to life.

Watches

Acknowledged masters in the realm of jewellery watches, the artisans of the Maison have orchestrated a meeting between contemporary design and the queen of precious stones. The collection is now enriched by a 26 mm-diameter jewellery watch in ethical gold, richly set with diamonds and fitted with a link bracelet. Powered by a mechanical manual-winding movement, this talisman timepiece bears witness to the energy emerging from a perfect alchemist’s blend of form and matter.

Chopard L’Heure du Diamant watch and jewellery collection masterfully captures the beauty of diamonds.

“Masters in combining contemporary design with the queen of precious stones.”

The subtle balance between the art of jewellery-making and watchmaking expertise enables L’Heure du Diamant to combine intelligence and beauty, thereby offering the perfect expression of today’s femininity. The new timepiece joining the collection is fresh demonstration of this reality. The absolute purity of the diamond is majestically highlighted by an emblematic gemsetting technique called crown setting, which exalts the beauty of each stone by allowing the light to blaze through. This ribbon composed of more than two carats of brilliant-cut diamonds encircling the case lights up a dainty mother-ofpearl dial set with 12 brilliant-cut diamonds.

Crafted in ethical 18-carat white or rose ethical gold, this L’Heure du Diamant timepiece is paired with a link bracelet comfortably moulding the shape of the wrist. At its heart beats a mechanical manual-winding movement driving hours and minutes indications.

Jewellery

The artisans at Chopard have masterfully orchestrated an encounter between contemporary design and the queen of precious stones in “L’Heure du Diamant”. The Maison’s “Big Heart” finds an unprecedented place among the latest models joining the collection thanks to the development of a unique setting process. Earrings and rings crafted from ethical Fairmined-certified white gold are the latest creations embodying this technical and romantic challenge taken up by the Chopard ateliers.

The heart, a timeless source of inspiration

Caroline Scheufele, Co-President and Artistic Director of Chopard, presents new pairs of Creole-style earrings and a series of diamond-set 18-carat white gold rings. She combines them with one of the most powerful symbols of Chopard – the Big-Hearted Maison – through an innovative setting technique. No longer driving the gems into metal prongs, but instead nestling them into the soft lobes of a heart representing the source of love and life: such is the feat achieved for these resolutely romantic creations. Fastened in place by the sides of a white gold heart thus created, the diamonds are further enhanced by the feather-light touch of gemsetting that enables light to pour through their facets.

It must be said that the heart is a perpetual focus of attention for Chopard. Embedded in the aesthetics of many creations from the family Maison –which sees in it a reflection of its own values, its outline guides the shapes of the Happy Hearts collection. It also lends a unique touch to the Palme d’Or, the international film industry’s most prestigious award, for which Caroline Scheufele designed a heart-shaped base. By interpreting it through a new gemsetting process, the ateliers confirm their unfailing inventiveness and their taste for technical challenges.

“Intelligence and beauty combined - the perfect expression of today’s femininity”

Chopard, a contemporary vision of Haute Joaillerie

The Haute Joaillerie department at Chopard is helmed by Caroline Scheufele, who over the years has developed the largest specialist workshops in Switzerland. Today, at the Maison’s Geneva head office, they unite more than 30 craft skills dedicated to celebrating precious stones and boundless creative generosity.

After having made settings vanish by inventing dancing diamonds and the magic setting technique, as well as by using coloured titanium that creates the illusion of floating precious stones thanks to the chameleon-like virtues of this ultra-light metal, the Chopard workshops have achieved the masterstroke of making this setting an ornamental element. For the first time in the history of the Maison, it is no longer considered a technical process, but instead becomes a decorative element in its own right within the jewellery composition.

At the crossroads between beauty and precision, Chopard’s L’Heure du Diamant collection stems from technical virtuosity dedicated to artistic modernity. From designer to jeweller and from gemsetter to polisher, the full range of artistic crafts combine their talents in bringing these creations to life.

And because the future of jewellery is directly bound up with responsible sourcing of raw materials, the creations graced with this heart setting are, like all watches and jewellery from the Chopard workshops, crafted in ethical gold. The brilliant-, emerald- or Asscher-cut diamonds were purchased from suppliers certified by the Responsible Jewellery Council. www.chopard.com

“Beauty and precision meet at a crossroads stemming from technical virtuosity dedicated to artistic modernity.”

SPRING MOUNT HARROGATE

A truly stunning and much-loved family home. Having undergone a full programme of renovations by the current owners and finished to the finest standard with high quality fixtures and fittings and stylish interior décor throughout. This amazing period home offers fabulous accommodation over three floors, with no stone left unturned. Situated at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of the town centre, this home is perfectly placed for those looking for a family home whilst enjoying café culture lifestyle just moments away.

EPC: D

GUIDE PRICE

£795,000

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HARROGATE ROAD SPOFFORTH

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £1,500,000

HARROGATE OFFICE

01423 530088

A perfectly positioned and beautifully presented unique detached family home. Finished with contemporary fixtures and fittings throughout whilst boasting an abundance of original charm and character, including oak beams, working fireplaces and Yorkshire stone flooring.

Offering excellent and well-proportioned internal accommodation extending to over 4,000 sq ft along with well-manicured, private and formal gardens and paddock land of approximately 2.06 acres.

The property offers any new buyer flexible and versatile accommodation both internally and externally.

EPC: D

BARROWBY

A beautifully appointed period family home. Dating back to the 18th Century the property boasts a wealth of local historical interest - once the former Retreat and Conference Centre for the Diocese of Ripon and originally called Barrowby Brow that grew from a shooting lodge owned by the Crompton-Stansfield family of Esholt Hall.

Perfectly positioned in the premium village of Kirkby Overblow - tucked away at the end of a private gated drive and forms part of a peaceful, friendly and exclusive development of just six properties. Nestled within private landscaped gardens and your own private wood, this superb family home boasts panoramic and unspoilt views over open countryside.

EPC Rating: D

NAWTON YORK OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £900,000

POCKLINGTON OFFICE 01759 779025

A stunning converted chapel with delightful private gardens. No stone has been left unturned in the creation of a highly individual home that is luxurious, stylish and practical yet retains its distinctive character. This Victorian gem is now a modern energy efficient home within an architecturally impressive building. Conveniently located in the heart of a flourishing North Yorkshire village, this is a discreet property with much to admire behind the Gothic oak double doors, from the beautifully appointed interiors to the glorious, landscaped gardens to the rear.

EPC Rating: C

CRAG LANE HUBY

GUIDE PRICE

£895,000

A stylish and much loved family home. Originally three small, stone constructed, “one up, one down” cottages; the property has been re-configured and fully renovated by the current owners to maximise space and light. Finished with modern and stylish fixtures and fittings, with underfloor heating throughout, it now offers versatile living over two floors. It is further complemented by an enclosed garden and far reaching views over open countryside.

This detached property integrates rural and urban living, with countryside walks on the door-step and easy access to Harrogate, Leeds and Ilkley. Huby benefits from a train station, two bus services, a village school and nursery, as well as school buses for both St Aidan’s and St John Fisher.

EPC Rating: G

The Perfect Home

Whether you’re searching for your dream home or looking for a way to personalise your holiday home, adding bespoke artwork adds a touch of character and transforms your house into a home.

Artist Lucy Pittaway at home in Yorkshire

But how do you choose artwork for your home? Why not start with the ‘UK’s Most Popular Published Artist*’. Lucy Pittaway is a multiaward winning artist with six beautiful galleries and a successful e-commerce website serving customers around the world.

When it comes to levelling up your interiors with bespoke artwork, Lucy’s advice is to start with the colour scheme of the room and look for pieces that complement the existing colours on display. Then use the tonal palette and elements from within the painting as a starting point for overall look and feel as you visualise the colours that will bring harmony to the room.

It’s the simple things that play an important role in making a house a home. Include artwork in a variety of mediums to add depth to the home; combine atmospheric paintings with something vibrant and fun. Utilise dead spaces such as the staircase, landing or hallway to create maximum impact and choose subjects that suit the space. A cute animal works well

in a child’s nursery or opt for something bold in a home office.

Lucy’s work covers a range of subjects from beautiful landscapes and vistas to quirky animals and cycling. With collections to please all tastes and a range of size and frame options, Lucy offers stunning original works of art, Giclee prints and striking canvases as well as ceramics, textiles, and stationery; making beautiful additions to any home. Lucy’s full body of work can be viewed online at lucypittaway.co.uk or in one of her galleries located across the North East, North West and Yorkshire.

Lucy spent her formative years in the North East however after moving to Richmond in 2007, Lucy fell in love with the Yorkshire Dales. Her love for the Lake District also started at a young age and is one of her favourite places. From regular holidays as a child, she now visits with her own family. It is these experiences, life events and memories of those closest to her that inspire her work as she draws on the themes of family, friendship, hopes and dreams;

capturing the magic of everyday life. Lucy uses soft pastels on board to create bright and uplifting artwork, each one with a real-life story behind it.

A former graphic designer and teacher, Lucy became a self-published artist full-time in 2012. In a short space of time, her popularity grew with artwork now being shipped worldwide. As the popularity of Lucy’s artwork grew, so did her collections of artwork and range of merchandise. With numerous accolades to her name for her art and business, Lucy’s work has amassed a loyal following that love her vibrant depictions of cycling, coastal shores, sheep and stunning outdoor vistas.

*Awarded by the Fine Art Trade Guide since 2018.

www.lucypittaway.co.uk

“I hope my work inspires you to see the same beauty that I do and that it brings a smile to all those who view it.”

Lucy Pittaway

BURNESTON BEDALE GUIDE PRICE

£825,000

HARROGATE OFFICE

01423 530088

The generous living accommodation is arranged over three floors and the property has vehicular access via double gates with ample parking with the garage and workshop beyond. The house sits prominently within a well maintained red brick walled garden with extensive lawn to two sides of the house bordered with mature trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants and established evergreen hedging providing privacy.

EPC Rating: N/A

An impressive Grade II listed property built in 1694 constructed of the traditional red brick Flemish bond brickwork maintaining many original features, standing within private walled gardens and occupying a prominent position within the heart of the popular village of Burneston.

A stunning town centre penthouse apartment. Windsor Court is a newly developed collection of luxury apartments with just two beautiful penthouses, beautifully designed to the highest standard. Situated in a perfect location just moments from Harrogates Spa town centre and the Valley Gardens. The development is ideally located on the edge of the Duchy providing a leafy and quiet surrounding with views over the Harrogate rooftops.

This beautiful penthouse has been created with luxury and functionality in mind with the highest quality fixtures and fittings as well as welcoming open plan living space, perfectly designed to entertain guests.

EPC Rating: B

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MOUNT PLEASANT EAST

ROBIN HOODS BAY

OFFERS IN EXCESS OF £795,000

POCKLINGTON OFFICE

01759 779025

An impressive south facing family home with sea views. This spacious and well-presented detached home offers 5-6 bedrooms and generous and flexible accommodation with stunning views of the sea and occupies an enviable elevated corner position within this historic and pretty coastal village. The property benefits from multiple attractive features including some dual aspect rooms, views of the sea and surrounding countryside. Built circa 1948 it offers great potential and sits within a goodsized plot, surrounded by its garden with generous space for off-street parking.

EPC: D

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WETHERBY ROAD SCARCROFT GUIDE PRICE

£380,000

HARROGATE OFFICE 01423 530088

A stunning detached 19th century lodge. Upon entry is a generous living room with dual aspect windows, feature fire surround and log burning stove. To the rear of the ground floor is a newly fitted and stylish shaker style kitchen with solid oak worktops, integrated appliances and access to the garden.

To the first floor is a beautifully presented dual aspect master bedroom with fitted wardrobes and feature fireplace. Across the hallway is the second bedroom and house bathroom.

Outside and surrounding the property is a gravelled allocated parking space, iron railings, raised planters, bay trees and a south facing rear garden, a perfect place for al fresco dining.

EPC Rating: F

Our clients say it best...

My wife and I very recently bought a property in Harrogate through North Residential.

From the initial viewing to completion of the sale we were very impressed with their polite, helpful, and efficient approach. Alex Parker managed most of our purchase and was very professional and reliable in his work. Importantly, he was always easily available to answer our (many!) questions and assist when needed. Towards the end of the purchase, he worked particularly hard, liaising with solicitors and other estate agents to make the purchase happen as smoothly as possible. North Residential are a great team and my wife and I are happy to give them a strong recommendation.

Daniel, Fiona, and the team dealt with all of the issues professionally and were always courteous and patient.

Knowledge of the local market was key to a successful transaction and Daniel’s comprehensive understanding ensured we found the right buyer quickly.

Harlan and Fiona delivered outstanding service during the sale of my property.

Not living in the UK and being unfamiliar with British law, they guided me from beginning to end with true professionalism, courtesy, and friendliness. They make a great team and I highly recommend them to anyone thinking of selling their property.

Harlan has been absolutely brilliant.

She listened, she realised we were really looking for the wrong things. What we thought we wanted, small cosy cottages, character properties, low ceiling beams etc, where at what we actually wanted was lots of downstairs space, large rooms, very light and open plan. In our experience it was great, we are still in the process and Harriet is keeping us informed as to what is happening.

His patience, tact, professionalism, and knowledge of the market are all exemplary.

“Harriet, from the Harrogate office was great!

Meet the Team

We are an award-winning Harrogate based estate agency, with over 15 years industry expertise, who pride ourselves on our personalised service and proactive marketing approach.

DIRECTOR

Harlan Pollitt

DIRECTOR

Daniel Rigg

DIRECTOR

Emma Kingham

DIRECTOR

Harriet Cheshire

OFFICE MANAGER

Fiona Lippell

SALES

Alex Parker

SALES

Richard Maclaverty

VIEWINGS

Caroline Eggleston

OFFICE HEAD POCKLINGTON

Scott Holley