Positioned at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac just off Racecourse Lane, this three-storey semi-detached townhouse offers a rare combination of privacy and spacious living. With no through traffic and a genuine sense of separation from busier roads, it’s a location that feels settled while still being within easy walking distance of the town centre and train station.
The ground floor is set up with purpose. A full-sized room at the rear works equally well as a double bedroom, guest suite or dedicated home office with french doors open directly onto the garden, bringing in natural light and giving it a connection most ground floor rooms lack. Alongside this is a separate utility room with external access, ideal for keeping laundry and storage out of the main living space. A WC and internal access into the garage complete the floor, making it highly functional for both families and those needing flexible living arrangements.
The first floor is where the main living space opens out. The living room spans the front of the property, with two large windows drawing in light and a central fireplace. It’s a large space that accommodates larger furniture comfortably, without compromising.
To the rear, the kitchen/diner benefits from extensive cupboard storage, space for freestanding appliances, and room for a full dining table make it a space that works as a true hub of the home. A window overlooks the garden, while French doors open out onto a small balcony. A further WC on this level adds convenience.
The top floor is well configured, balancing space across all three bedrooms. The principal bedroom sits at the rear, benefiting from two large windows that bring in consistent natural light, along with room for full bedroom furniture and a modern en-suite shower room. To the front, there is a well-sized double bedroom and a single bedroom, both served by a contemporary bathroom finished with tiling, a bath and overhead shower.
Externally, the rear garden offers a level of privacy that’s often hard to find with modern builds. Not overlooked, it has been arranged with a combination of patio and decking areas to create defined seating and entertaining spaces, alongside established planting and borders that give the garden a more mature, considered feel.
To the front, the property benefits from off-street parking and an integrated garage, providing both convenience and additional storage options.
Location:
Ascot Close is a discreet residential position within one of Northallerton’s more desirable areas. Being a no-through road, it naturally limits traffic and creates a quieter environment, while still offering straightforward access into the centre of town.
Northallerton itself continues to be one of North Yorkshire’s most practical market towns. It combines a strong high street independent shops, national retailers, cafes and restaurants with excellent connectivity. The train station provides direct links to York, Leeds and London, making it a viable option for commuters as well as those wanting a balance between accessibility and a slower pace of life. Schools, leisure facilities and everyday amenities are all within easy reach, reinforcing its appeal across a range of buyers.
