Description
Detached period cottage with substantial garden, double garage and parking.
Occupying a prominent position within the heart of the village and named after the Victorian pump that remains in situ, this handsome brick-built detached house with a pantile roof was constructed in 1894 and retains a number of fine period features including exposed beams, parquet floors and panelled doors. The property has been renovated, remodelled and extended by the current owners, creating a superb house designed for modern family living with bi-fold doors that open wide onto the extensive south facing gardens. It comes with a garage and ample parking for up to eight vehicles.
Staircase hall, 2 reception rooms, snug, orangery, kitchen/dining room, cloakroom/wc
Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, 3 further bedrooms, house bathroom
Secure parking for multiple vehicles, double garage, large shed
Gardens and grounds
½ acre in all
More About The Property - The open plan kitchen/dining room has windows to all sides and extends 29 ft, providing ample space for a family-sized dining table. Fitted in 2020 is a Wren kitchen that includes granite worktops, Neff, Bosch and Smeg integrated appliances and a re-conditioned Aga recessed within an exposed brick hearth. The dining room and snug sit in the original Victorian part of the house and show their character with wooden floors and exposed ceiling beams. The sitting room features a multi-fuel stove housed in a traditional brick fireplace with a sturdy mantel beam, exposed lintel and ceiling beams. Double doors open to the orangery, a light-filled room, triple aspect with a large lantern window, electric underfloor heating and bi-fold doors that open full width onto the south facing terrace.
The first floor has four bedrooms serviced by two bathrooms, all accessed from the long landing illuminated by south facing windows. The large, modern family bathroom includes a bath with shower over and walk-in cupboard. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room with contemporary fittings and bedroom 2 has a walk-in cupboard that offers potential to be developed into an en suite bathroom. The loft is part boarded with electric light and accessed via a dropdown ladder.
Outside - The property is set behind electric gates and a new gravel driveway passes on the eastern boundary continuing past a five-bar gate to the parking area at the rear and the separate brick-built garage with a pantile roof. The double garage has electric doors, power, light and an EV charger. The property is well screened by a well-established mixed hedge, shrubs and trees and has a large lawned front garden with a flowering cherry tree.
The rear garden is south facing with a paved terrace abutting the rear elevation, sweeping lawns, well stocked flowerbeds, and a variety of trees and shrubs including acers, rowan and variegated holly. There is also a rose arch adorned with honeysuckle, a small orchard, a summerhouse, two sheds and a greenhouse. The property is enclosed by brick walls and mature hedges and overlooks open fields to the rear.
Environs - Tadcaster 4 miles, York 8 miles, A1(M) 8 miles, Leeds 19 miles, Harrogate 21 miles
Colton is a peaceful rural village within a beautiful stretch of countryside popular with walkers and cyclists and home to a family-run farm shop with cafe. The nearby town of Tadcaster offers a wider range of shops and amenities and Tadcaster Grammar School. A mile away is the A64 dual carriageway connecting to the A1(M) and M62 motorways and to the city of York, only eight miles to the east. Its position makes the village an ideal gateway to Yorkshire’s major towns and business centres. Leeds Bradford International Airport can comfortably be reached in less than an hour and York Railway Station offers a regular mainline service to London King’s Cross with many journeys under two hours.
General - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: E (potential C)
Services & Systems: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil-fired central heating. Firebird combi boiler fitted new in 2019. Double-glazed Upvc windows. Full fibre broadband. Motion sensor lighting.
Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.
Local Authority: North Yorkshire Council Conservation Area
Money Laundering Regulations: Prior to a sale being agreed, prospective purchasers are required to produce identification documents in order to comply with Money Laundering regulations. Your co-operation with this is appreciated and will assist with the smooth progression of the sale.
Directions: Pump Cottage lies within the middle of the village opposite the red telephone box.
What3words: ///steepest.wishes.imposes
Viewing: Strictly by appointment
Photographs, property spec and video highlights: May 2025
NB: Google map images may neither be current nor a true representation.
Occupying a prominent position within the heart of the village and named after the Victorian pump that remains in situ, this handsome brick-built detached house with a pantile roof was constructed in 1894 and retains a number of fine period features including exposed beams, parquet floors and panelled doors. The property has been renovated, remodelled and extended by the current owners, creating a superb house designed for modern family living with bi-fold doors that open wide onto the extensive south facing gardens. It comes with a garage and ample parking for up to eight vehicles.
Staircase hall, 2 reception rooms, snug, orangery, kitchen/dining room, cloakroom/wc
Principal bedroom with en suite bathroom, 3 further bedrooms, house bathroom
Secure parking for multiple vehicles, double garage, large shed
Gardens and grounds
½ acre in all
More About The Property - The open plan kitchen/dining room has windows to all sides and extends 29 ft, providing ample space for a family-sized dining table. Fitted in 2020 is a Wren kitchen that includes granite worktops, Neff, Bosch and Smeg integrated appliances and a re-conditioned Aga recessed within an exposed brick hearth. The dining room and snug sit in the original Victorian part of the house and show their character with wooden floors and exposed ceiling beams. The sitting room features a multi-fuel stove housed in a traditional brick fireplace with a sturdy mantel beam, exposed lintel and ceiling beams. Double doors open to the orangery, a light-filled room, triple aspect with a large lantern window, electric underfloor heating and bi-fold doors that open full width onto the south facing terrace.
The first floor has four bedrooms serviced by two bathrooms, all accessed from the long landing illuminated by south facing windows. The large, modern family bathroom includes a bath with shower over and walk-in cupboard. The principal bedroom has an en suite shower room with contemporary fittings and bedroom 2 has a walk-in cupboard that offers potential to be developed into an en suite bathroom. The loft is part boarded with electric light and accessed via a dropdown ladder.
Outside - The property is set behind electric gates and a new gravel driveway passes on the eastern boundary continuing past a five-bar gate to the parking area at the rear and the separate brick-built garage with a pantile roof. The double garage has electric doors, power, light and an EV charger. The property is well screened by a well-established mixed hedge, shrubs and trees and has a large lawned front garden with a flowering cherry tree.
The rear garden is south facing with a paved terrace abutting the rear elevation, sweeping lawns, well stocked flowerbeds, and a variety of trees and shrubs including acers, rowan and variegated holly. There is also a rose arch adorned with honeysuckle, a small orchard, a summerhouse, two sheds and a greenhouse. The property is enclosed by brick walls and mature hedges and overlooks open fields to the rear.
Environs - Tadcaster 4 miles, York 8 miles, A1(M) 8 miles, Leeds 19 miles, Harrogate 21 miles
Colton is a peaceful rural village within a beautiful stretch of countryside popular with walkers and cyclists and home to a family-run farm shop with cafe. The nearby town of Tadcaster offers a wider range of shops and amenities and Tadcaster Grammar School. A mile away is the A64 dual carriageway connecting to the A1(M) and M62 motorways and to the city of York, only eight miles to the east. Its position makes the village an ideal gateway to Yorkshire’s major towns and business centres. Leeds Bradford International Airport can comfortably be reached in less than an hour and York Railway Station offers a regular mainline service to London King’s Cross with many journeys under two hours.
General - Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: E (potential C)
Services & Systems: Mains electricity, water and drainage. Oil-fired central heating. Firebird combi boiler fitted new in 2019. Double-glazed Upvc windows. Full fibre broadband. Motion sensor lighting.
Fixtures & Fittings: Only those mentioned in these sales particulars are included in the sale. All others, such as fitted carpets, curtains, light fittings, garden ornaments etc., are specifically excluded but may be made available by separate negotiation.
Local Authority: North Yorkshire Council Conservation Area
Money Laundering Regulations: Prior to a sale being agreed, prospective purchasers are required to produce identification documents in order to comply with Money Laundering regulations. Your co-operation with this is appreciated and will assist with the smooth progression of the sale.
Directions: Pump Cottage lies within the middle of the village opposite the red telephone box.
What3words: ///steepest.wishes.imposes
Viewing: Strictly by appointment
Photographs, property spec and video highlights: May 2025
NB: Google map images may neither be current nor a true representation.
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