The attractive period home is located in the village of Deighton, just off the main A19 York – Selby trunk road, five miles south of York city centre. Built in the vernacular style, the four bedroom property posesses many typical period features such as pine panelled doors, period fireplaces and boarded floors.
In about 2003 the present owners added a significant extension to the rear of the house and created a spacious entrance hall, which links with the staircase hall and provides one of the signature features of the property.
Both principal reception rooms are arranged to the front of the house, which is south facing. Adjacent to the house, is a former stable range and there is an adjoining paddock of about 3.35 acres.
Primrose Hill House is on the market for £895,000 with humberts.com
1. Attractive property
The formal area of the garden at Primrose Hill House lies directly to the front and beyond a good flagged sun terrace which forms a most wonderful summer seating and al fresco dining area. Photo: Humberts
2. Generous entry space
In about 2003 the present owners added a significant extension to the rear of the house and created an impressive, spacious entrance hall which links with the staircase hall. Photo: Humberts
3. Rustic charm
The farmhouse kitchen has a terracotta floor, timber block worksurface with single drainer, double bowl ceramic sink, pine plate rack and a Lacanche range with double oven and five-ring gas hob. Photo: Humberts
4. Cosy space
The dining/family room has a boarded floor and a brick fireplace. Photo: Humberts