An attractive modern detached home with three bedrooms, tucked away in a serene cul-de-sac in a sought-after location, offered with no onward chain.
Hardwicke Close is tucked away in a peaceful cul-de-sac within a sought-after development of modern homes, centred around an attractive communal green. The property is conveniently located for easy access to York city centre, the railway station, and a range of amenities along Boroughbridge Road.
The accommodation begins with an entrance hallway, leading through to a generous front-facing lounge with window overlooking the front garden and understairs cupboard. An inner hall incorporates a cloakroom W.C., before leading into a bright open-plan dining kitchen to the rear. The dining space has been upgraded with bespoke cupboards for additional storage, and benefits for French doors open out onto a private and enclosed rear garden. A contemporary kitchen benefits from an abundance of wall and base units, integrated appliances, tiled splashbacks, wood counter-tops & hardwood flooring.
The first floor accesses three well-proportioned bedrooms, and the house bathroom. The principal bedroom sits to the front of the home, neutrally decorated, benefitting from a modern three-piece ensuite. The second bedroom overlooks the rear garden, whilst the third bedroom, currently used as an office, sits to the front. A contemporary house bathroom completes the accommodation, consisting of panelled bathtub with shower over, wash hand basin, W.C. and tiled splashbacks.
Externally, the home boasts a generous rear garden requiring low maintenance, with paved seating area and artificial grass. The garage is accessed via the front of the property with parking for one/two cars off-street.
A further note, that the carpets, curtains and blinds are all included within the sale price.
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