Situated just north-west of Wetherby lies Kirk Deighton, a much sought after conservation village in North Yorkshire. Church Farmhouse is a beautifully presented stone built barn conversion that sits on Kirk Deighton's main street, overlooking the village's All Saints' Church.
Church Farmhouse has been beautifully converted, and combines period features with luxurious modern fixtures throughout. On the ground floor the accommodation comprises a large family kitchen/breakfast room with living area and ajoining utility room, a reception hall, cloakroom/wc, a spacious sitting room and a separate dining room.
Upstairs, the master bedroom with en suite and dressing room can be found, alongside a further three bedrooms and a family bathroom.
To the rear of Church Farmhouse lies the beautiful private and completely enclosed rear garden with its well tended lawn, well stocked flower borders, high conifer boundary hedging and paved sun terrace, seating area and outdoor cocktail bar, perfect for summer entertaining.
Kirk Deighton itself is a highly regarded conservation village filled predominantly with period properties and surrounded by lovely open countryside. It is served by a resurgent village inn, the church and well supported village cricket and football grounds.
The market town of Wetherby is just 1 mile away and and offers a wide variety of shopping and recreational facilities.
The guide price is £675,000. For further information please contact Carter Jonas on 01423 523 423.
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