3 High Petergate
York
North Yorkshire
YO1 7EN
Water Row, Cawood, Nr York
Offers Over £200,000
2 Bedroom Cottage
- Mid Terraced Period Cottage
- 'Water Row' in Cawood with River Views
- Two Bedrooms
- 9 Miles South of York / 4 Miles from Selby
- Log Burner
- Oil Central Heating
- No Onward Chain
Sitting on one of the most idyllic and sought after streets in the historic village of Cawood, is this stunning two bedroom period mid terraced cottage, with private rear garden and glorious views of the River Ouse to the frontage.
PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
This charming home offers the next owner huge potential to renovate, as with many period terraced homes, there is some work required to attend to a damp issue to the front of the house. Over the last few years, this property has been a successful rental property achieving £925pcm in 2024.
The property briefly comprises, entrance vestibule, living room with cosy log burner, modern kitchen with Belfast sink and separate utility room with with washer and dryer and free standing fridge freezer, original wood floor to the lounge, tiled floor to the kitchen and vinyl to the utility room. There is a lean to style sun room at the rear and an outhouse style room housing the oiled fired boiler.
To the first floor are 2 double bedrooms and a glorious bathroom consisting of a claw feet bath, W.C. and hand basin.
Offered with no onward chain, viewing is essential to appreciate the space on offer. Due to the position of this property, there is no parking available, however there is parking within a 100ft walking distance. If you are required to sell a property in order to fund your move, please speak to us about a free consultation and valuation.
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LOCATION
Cawood sits downstream from York on the banks of the river Ouse.
An outstanding village with a superb community feel, boasting the 'Wolsey Way' walk, historic Cawood Castle and 'The Garth', 3 village pubs, a hairdressers and beauty Salon, the Village church – 'All Saints', The Ski Club, The Grade II Listed Cawood Bridge - The bridge was opened in 1872: before then the only means of crossing was by use of a ferry. Dick Turpin is said to have forded the river when he escaped to York, which lies ten miles north of Cawood.
A garden centre with a popular coffee shop and a post office situated in the village store named the 'Pickled Postie', complete the fantastic village facilities.
A regular bus service serves the villages between Selby and then onto York and The Designer Outlet – the No:42 Arriva bus.
Cawood Primary School – Ofsted Rated Good.
Energy Efficiency and Environmental Impact
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