Property features
New build
Description
There’s something incredibly exciting about starting with a blank canvas especially when that canvas sits in the heart of a picture-perfect village - and this fantastic parcel of land gives you that unique chance
to create a large new build home that’s truly your own, from the foundations up.
Surrounded by open countryside, character, and a real sense of community, this unique plot is nestled within a peaceful spot just off Lumby Lane, offering far reaching views and perfectly planned accommodation over four floors - in excess of 4,600 sq ft - whilst being centrally placed within its private plot, approximatley one third of an acre, striking the perfect balance between rural serenity and refined living.
The village of East Keswick is serviced by a variety of amenities, such as a local butcher, public houses, beauty salon and enjoys a thriving community spirit. The immediate area is further well served by numerous sporting facilities including golf courses and swimming pool, sports clubs, shops and schools for all age groups, whilst providing easy access to Wetherby, Harrogate and Leeds, with the national motorway network also within easy reach.
Planning Reference 24/04058/FU
Planning permission has been granted for a unique and sizeable, six-bedroom detached, stone built home. Located on a large site in the listed area of East Keswick.
Comprising a generous open-plan dining kitchen (the heart of this phenomenal self-build) living room, study, utility and WC - all on the ground floor.
The lower ground has been designed to create indoor/outdoor leisure with gym/studio and cinema room - although the layout is completely versatile to meet the needs of any future buyer - there is also a WC and plant room.
The upper two floors host six fantastic double bedrooms - two with ensuite facilities - and the other four serviced by a first floor and second floor family bathroom.
Outside the plot continues to impress with detached double garage, large gated driveway and a most impressive south-facing rear garden with tiered terrace - allowing you to soak up the farreaching views over the hills towards the neighbouring village of Bardsey.
to create a large new build home that’s truly your own, from the foundations up.
Surrounded by open countryside, character, and a real sense of community, this unique plot is nestled within a peaceful spot just off Lumby Lane, offering far reaching views and perfectly planned accommodation over four floors - in excess of 4,600 sq ft - whilst being centrally placed within its private plot, approximatley one third of an acre, striking the perfect balance between rural serenity and refined living.
The village of East Keswick is serviced by a variety of amenities, such as a local butcher, public houses, beauty salon and enjoys a thriving community spirit. The immediate area is further well served by numerous sporting facilities including golf courses and swimming pool, sports clubs, shops and schools for all age groups, whilst providing easy access to Wetherby, Harrogate and Leeds, with the national motorway network also within easy reach.
Planning Reference 24/04058/FU
Planning permission has been granted for a unique and sizeable, six-bedroom detached, stone built home. Located on a large site in the listed area of East Keswick.
Comprising a generous open-plan dining kitchen (the heart of this phenomenal self-build) living room, study, utility and WC - all on the ground floor.
The lower ground has been designed to create indoor/outdoor leisure with gym/studio and cinema room - although the layout is completely versatile to meet the needs of any future buyer - there is also a WC and plant room.
The upper two floors host six fantastic double bedrooms - two with ensuite facilities - and the other four serviced by a first floor and second floor family bathroom.
Outside the plot continues to impress with detached double garage, large gated driveway and a most impressive south-facing rear garden with tiered terrace - allowing you to soak up the farreaching views over the hills towards the neighbouring village of Bardsey.