sherburn - near malton

Victoria Mews

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The Edward

Three bedroom semi-detached

The ground floor of this three storey property comprises a kitchen diner and large living space with bi-fold doors leading out to the rear aspect. The first floor consists of a double bedroom, single bedroom and family bathroom. The top floor features the master bedroom with ensuite and dressing area.

The Beatrice

Three bedroom semi-detached

The downstairs of this property boasts a kitchen-diner to the front and a large living room with bi-fold doors to the rear.
Upstairs features two double bedrooms, one with ensuite and a further single bedroom, plus family bathroom.

The Leopold

four bedroom detached

Downstairs comprises a living space and modern fitted kitchen with dining and family areas. Bi-fold doors lead out onto the rear aspect and allow for plenty of natural light to brighten the room.
Upstairs features three bedrooms, one with ensuite, a single bedroom and a large family bathroom
 

Albert House

Four bedroom detached barn conversion

four bedroom detached barn conversion The downstairs of this unique property is completely open plan, boasting a large living space leading through to a kitchen and dining area. A separate utility room and downstairs WC completes the ground floor.
Upstairs comprises two double bedrooms, both with ensuite, two single bedrooms and a family bathroom, with separate shower room.

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Tranquil & Relaxed Village Life

Comprising six semi-detached three-bedroom properties, three four-bedroom detached properties and a large four-bed barn conversion, the development brings together the best in contemporary home luxury and stunning countryside scenery.

The Edward
plots 1 - 4
three bedroom semi-detached

The Beatrice
plots 5 & 6
three bedroom semi-detached

The Leopold
plots 7, 8 & 9
four bedroom detached

Albert House
plot 10
four bedroom detached barn conversion

Living at Victoria Mews

Sherburn offers typical village living, with local shops and eateries lining its high street. The village lies between the market town of Malton and leading East Coast resort of Scarborough.

Malton dates back to Roman times, with over 1950 years of history the bustling town is regularly voted as one of Britain’s best places to live. With historic Roman fort remains at Orchard Fields and Eden Camp military museum just on the outskirts of town, the local area has plenty for residents and visitors to do. A monthly farmers market also occupies the centre of town selling local produce from the area’s rich farming heritage.

Scarborough has long been a bastion of the Great British seaside resort, with visitors flocking to the town for 400 years. Visitors can immerse themselves in history with Scarborough Castle and the Rotunda Museum of geology or venture down to the seafront to see the traditional amusement arcades, ice cream parlours, shellfish stalls and beach huts. But despite its rich history, the town is constantly innovating to keep its place as one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK.

Outdoor adventures can be found all around with boating in Peasholm Park, plus a miniature railway. Those wanting to be daring can walk the Sky Trail Adventure bridge and beam course, splash about at Alpamare Waterpark, learn surfing at one of the surf shops or make friends with penguins at Scarborough Sea Life Sanctuary. For a more cultured pursuit, Scarborough has Europe’s largest open air theatre, for something which is that little bit different.

If you are looking for a slice of city life then you won’t have far to go. One of England’s most historic and beautiful cities is right on your doorstep, York is just 30 miles away, with regular park and ride services running from various locations on the city’s outskirts. Once within the iconic City Walls you will find premium shopping, restaurants, culture and more pubs than you could ever need.

30 minutes further you will find the growing metropolis of Leeds, with the new multi-million pound Trinity Shopping Centre and a raft of new restaurants recently opening. With London and Edinburgh within two and a half hours on the train from either city, the possibilities are endless. If the shopaholic in you is still not satisfied, you can always visit the McArthurGlen designer outlet just outside the York city centre, for designer bargains.

If you want to get active, the local sports facilities are excellent with gyms and artificial pitches nearby. For a watching brief, York City FC, or the Minstermen as they are known locally, play their home games at Bootham Crescent. Scarborough also plays home to Yorkshire County Cricket Club when playing away from their regular home of Headingley in Leeds. York, Wetherby, Ripon and Doncaster have some of the finest racecourses in the country where you can witness the best racehorses in the world compete.

On your doorstep you have both a Post Office and a Central Stores at 28 St Hilda's Street - which is open 7 days a week from 6:30am to 8pm - supplying a variety of convenience products.