A stunning seven-bedroom Edwardian house a short walk from Hessle town centre has come onto the market.
Built in 1905, the property is located within the Southfield Conservation Area of Hessle. As seen in the photographs below, it has elegant architecture, and spacious rooms.
The house also benefits from a large garden, which the agents described as a “superb outdoor entertaining area”. Buyers interested in the characterful family home are invited to make offers between £725,000 and £750,000.
Agents Fine & Country, Willerby, said: “The Southfield Conservation Area in Hessle is widely regarded as one of the most desirable locations in the East Riding of Yorkshire, offering a perfect blend of community, history, and convenience.
“Situated just a short walk from Hessle’s charming town centre, this area offers easy access to local amenities, shops, and highly regarded schools.
“For those who love the outdoors, the Humber Bridge and nearby riverside walks provide an ideal setting for weekend strolls or family outings. It’s a location that effortlessly balances the best of town and countryside living.”
More details can be seen on Fine & Country.