Three-bedroom detached bungalow in Holmpton

Elms Haven is a three-bedroom detached bungalow that has been unoccupied for several years and would now benefit from general improvement. The gas centrally heated and double-glazed property has been partly modernised and extended in the past decade and provides characterful accommodation standing on a good-sized plot. The property will appeal to anyone looking to retire to the East Coast or seeking a holiday home. Holmpton is a small East Coast village located approximately three miles south of Withernsea on the unclassified road to Easington. The village has a parish population of 228 and is characterised by wide spread tree cover unique to this part of Holderness. The main village centre is protected by a conservation area and features a grade 2 listed church, the Church of St. Nicholas, built in 1832. The accommodation comprises a kitchen fitted with a range of modern units including a Belfast sink, base, wall, and drawer units, Rangemaster double oven, and five-ring gas hob with extractor canopy over, stone tiled floor, dining area, double radiator, French doors to the garden, and a log burner. The utility room features a Belfast sink, single radiator, plumbing for an automatic washing machine, stone floor, and storage cupboard. The living room includes a log burner set in a rustic fireplace, an alcove cupboard housing the gas central heating boiler, double radiator, and TV aerial point. The bathroom is equipped with a three-piece white suite including a panel bath with mixer tap, hand shower attachment, and screen over, low-level WC, and pedestal wash basin, with ceramic tiled floor, fully tiled walls, and chrome heated towel rail. An inner hall features fitted cupboards to one wall, and a rear lobby provides a single radiator and rear entrance door. There are three bedrooms, with bedroom one featuring a single radiator, and bedrooms two and three each featuring a double radiator. Externally, the property benefits from two drives providing off-street parking for several vehicles. To the rear is a large area of private gardens housing several sheds and a summerhouse. The property is connected to mains electricity and water, drainage is to a septic tank, and gas is from an LPG supply. Council Tax is payable to the East Riding of Yorkshire Council, shown in Valuation Band A.