2 bedroom semi-detached houseIngleby Road, Great Broughton, Middlesbrough, TS9 7ER

What an opportunity! A spacious two bedroom (formerly three) semi detached house that is in need of modernisation, in the much sought after village of Great Broughton. Ideal for someone looking for a project but only really needing cosmetic updating. Hidden from the road by a high privacy hedge, you enter this warm home via a wooden entrance door, opening into a good sized hallway. The front reception rooms, is both cosy and light due to the large bay window. The rear reception offers dining space, or, additional living area, combined with ample storage. Long gallery style fitted kitchen, leads to lean to utility area, which in turn gives access to the workshop. Upstairs there is a spacious landing and two large bedrooms, along with the bathroom. Outside there is front garden and rear gardens. There are also three storage rooms (one is actually still a toilet) to the rear garden, which provide an opportunity to convert to a work from home space. Great Broughton is 11 miles south of Middlesbrough centre, 13 miles north-east from the county town of Northallerton, and on the edge of the North York Moors National Park and the Cleveland Hills. It is 2 miles south from the market town of Stokesley and 0.5 miles east from the village of Kirkby in Cleveland. Together with the hamlet of Little Broughton to the east, it forms part of a civil parish within the district of Hambleton. The village is overlooked by the Wainstones, a rocky outcrop 2 miles to the south, and lies on the Cleveland Way. Broughton Beck flows northward, less than 1 mile east from the village, joining the River Leven, a tributary of the Tees, at Stokesley. Interesting fact: The village of Great Broughton and the hamlet of Little Broughton are listed (under their Latin names Magna Broctun and Parva Broctun) in the Domesday book of 1086