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4 bed detached house for sale in Hill Crest house, Skellow, Doncaster, South Yorkshire, DN6 See map

Offers in Region of £300,000

Key features

No Chain, Great Motorway Links Close To A1M
Built With Nostell Engineering Bricks, Traditional 4 Bedroom Detached House With Spacious Rooms
Lounge, Dining Room, Large Kitchen/Diner With Traditional Shelved Pantry
Downstairs W/C, Boiler Room Enclosing Plumbed For Washing Machine And Clothes Drying.
4 Bedrooms, 1 Bedroom With Shower And Bespoke Solid Wood Wardrobes. Air Conditioning In 1 Bedroom.
1 Bathroom With Over bath Shower, Corner Toilet And Vanity Unit.
Fully Renovated To A Good Standard, Excellent Decor Throughout, With original period Features In Living Room, Insulation Upgrades Carried Out During Renovation.
Lots Of Natural Light From Large Bay In Living Room With Open Fire. Log Burner In Dining Room For Cosy Dining.
Open Hallway With Under Stairs Storage, Bright and Airy Porch. Gas Central Heating, Dunsley Back Boiler, Open Fire In Lounge Connected To Hot Water And Heating.
40Ft Garage With Sockets, Lights And Own Consumer Unit, 3 Out Buildings, Central Workshop, Log Store With Sockets And Lighting With Consumer Unit And Outside Lights, With Courtyard. Gardens To The Side With Decking Area.

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*Viewing Highly Recommended*
Situated in the desirable area of Skellow, Doncaster, this traditional four-bedroom detached house presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home, offered to the market with no onward chain. Boasting a comprehensive renovation to a high standard,

*Viewing Highly Recommended*

Situated in the desirable area of Skellow, Doncaster, this traditional four-bedroom detached house presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial family home, offered to the market with no onward chain. Boasting a comprehensive renovation to a high standard, this property seamlessly blends original period features with contemporary comforts, creating an inviting and exceptionally well-appointed living space.

Upon arrival, a bright and airy porch welcomes you into an open hallway, complete with convenient under-stairs storage. The ground floor is thoughtfully laid out, offering three distinct reception rooms. The lounge is a truly impressive space, bathed in natural light from a large bay window and featuring a charming open fire, which is also connected to the hot water and heating system, providing both warmth and efficiency. The separate dining room offers a cosy ambiance, perfect for entertaining, enhanced by a delightful log burner, ensuring warm and memorable gatherings.

The heart of this home is undoubtedly the large kitchen/diner, a practical and stylish area designed for modern family life. It retains a traditional shelved pantry, offering ample storage, and is complemented by a downstairs W/C for added convenience. Adjacent to the kitchen, a dedicated boiler room encloses plumbing for a washing machine and provides space for clothes drying, keeping utility functions neatly out of sight.

Ascending to the first floor, you will find four generously proportioned bedrooms. One of the bedrooms benefits from a convenient en-suite shower and bespoke solid wood wardrobes, providing excellent storage solutions. For ultimate comfort, bedroom 2 also features air conditioning and heating. The remaining bedrooms are equally well-presented, sharing a family bathroom equipped with an over-bath shower, a corner toilet, and a vanity unit, all finished to a high standard.

Throughout the property, the excellent decor is evident, reflecting the meticulous attention to detail during the renovation. Built with durable Nostell Engineering Bricks, the house benefits from insulation upgrades carried out during the renovation, contributing to its energy efficiency. Gas central heating, complemented by a Dunsley back boiler, ensures a warm and comfortable environment year-round.

Externally, this property truly excels. A remarkable 40ft garage provides extensive space for vehicles, storage, or hobbies, complete with its own consumer unit, sockets, and lighting. The outdoor space further benefits from three additional outbuildings, including a central workshop and a log store, both equipped with sockets, lighting, and a consumer unit, along with outside lights. These structures frame a charming courtyard, offering a private and versatile outdoor area. Gardens to the side of the property feature a delightful decking area, perfect for outdoor relaxation and al fresco dining.

Location is key, and this home benefits from great motorway links, being close to the A1M, making it ideal for commuters and those wishing to explore the wider region. Skellow offers a range of local amenities, and the properties traditional charm combined with its modern upgrades makes it an exceptional family residence. This is a truly unique opportunity to acquire a characterful home that has been lovingly maintained and thoughtfully updated, ready for its new owners to move straight in and enjoy.

Based on a sale price of £300,000 the total amount of stamp duty payable will be:

Last updated: The calculator has been updated to reflect changes in stamp duty following the Autumn Budget on 30th October 2024 for April 1st 2025 onwards.

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* This value is based on the standard rate and not applicable to first-time buyers or buy-to-let / second home buyers.