5 bed semi-detached house for sale

Princess Street, Scarborough YO11

A majestic, grade 2 listed, georgian townhouse, crying out to be rescued and returned to its former glory. Situated in this beautiful part of the old town of scarborough, the property retains some key period features and could be A jaw dropping beautiful home. Rare for the area this property also has A huge garage attached which offers space for up to five cars. Spread over five floors the potential with this property is amazing, great examples of this can be found close by. The property when briefly described comprises, entrance lobby and hallway, large front facing lounge, separate front facing dining room, rear facing breakfast kitchen. The lower ground floor, has two cellar store rooms, which could be utilised for other uses. On the first floor are two well appointed bedrooms and family bathroom. To the second floor are three further bedrooms, shower room and w/c. A staircase leads to two reduced head height loft rooms. At the rear of the property is a generous paved patio garden.

Main description A large family home built for a prosperous Scarborough resident during the reign (1760 - 1820) of King George the Third, characterful 'Princess House' offers a great opportunity for a 'can do' buyer.

This Grade 2 listed house is very well located, in Scarborough's 'Old Town' close to the harbour, the Market Hall and the shops of Eastborough and Westborough.

Princess House also benefits from a rare asset in this part of town - a sizeable garage, 35' x 24'5" (10.57m x 7.47m) - sufficient to accommodate up to five cars.

To the rear of the house is a stone flagged garden, approximately 60' x 40'.

This beautiful building retains various attractive period features; among these are wainscot panelling by the wide central staircase, some Georgian doors and two fine marble fireplaces.

Briefly, on the ground floor the property comprises :
Entrance lobby and hall corridor; large, front facing lounge; separate front facing dining room; rear facing breakfast kitchen.

From the hall corridor a door leads down to a big double cellar with windows looking out to street level.
Ascending the wide staircase from the hall corridor to the first floor, you'll encounter the master bedroom (17'9" x 15' (5.41m x 4.57m) and a second bedroom. To the left of the first floor landing is a windowed alcove area next to an airing cupboard and a large bathroom with claw foot bath, a w.c., wash hand basin and a walk-in shower.

On the second floor is a further large bedroom with some period panelling, and another bedroom. To the left of the second floor landing is a short corridor, off of which is a further bathroom, a separate w.c. And, at the end, a home office which could serve as a fifth bedroom. The outlook from the home office gives a view of Scarborough Castle.

The house staircase leads on further, to the top of the house and an extensive (low head height) double attic/loft.

Upper ground floor

lobby

hallway

lounge 17' x 15' 3" (5.18m x 4.65m) max

dining room 12' 6" x 10' 6" (3.81m x 3.2m) max

kitchen 27' 3" x 8' 6" (8.31m x 2.59m) max

lower ground floor

cellar one 18' 6" x 14' (5.64m x 4.27m) max

cellar two 17' x 13' 6" (5.18m x 4.11m) max

first floor

landing

bedroom 17' 9" x 15' (5.41m x 4.57m) max

bedroom 14' 9" x 12' 9" (4.5m x 3.89m) max

bathroom 17' 9" x 9' 3" (5.41m x 2.82m)

second floor

bedroom 16' 6" x 15' 3" (5.03m x 4.65m) max

bedroom 13' 3" x 12' 9" (4.04m x 3.89m) max

bedroom 15' x 9' 9" (4.57m x 2.97m)

shower room

WC

third floor

loft room 1

loft room 2

outside

patio garden

garage 35' x 24' 6" (10.67m x 7.47m)