The Paddocks, Thirsk - New Property Development

The Paddocks lies off the A61 on the outskirts of the market town of Thirsk.

The development is in a prime location opposite Thirsk racecourse which is a popular location within the town.

Thirsk is a traditional market town with a cobbled market square and has all the usual facilities you would expect from a bustling town.

 

 

About the area

Thirsk lies 0.5 miles west of the A19 trunk road, which can take you either north or south.  Conurbations such as Middlesbrough and Stockton are 28 miles and north with Newcastle being 65 miles to the north.

York and Leeds are both very accessible from the development, York being 67 miles to the east and Leeds being 40 miles to the South.

Commuter routes are very good including Thirsk train station 0.5 miles from the development.

Specification

The Paddocks offers a selection of family homes from 3 bedroom Semi Detached, 4 bedroom Townhouses with integral garages and detached garages.

4/5 bedroom Family Homes with integral and detached garages.

If you choose a Townhouse for your new home either the Arlington or the Brentwood, you will have the benefit of flexible living and room to expand.

Directions

Leave the A19 at Thirsk/York turn off (A170), turn right under the bridge, across small roundabout, turn left at next roundabout over small bridge which leads to Thirsk high street, follow road, bear right at the small roundabout, past Tesco on your right, the Paddocks is on your left, off Station Road opposite Thirsk racecourse.

A19 onto the A170 follow signs for Thirsk racecourse, off the A1 onto A61 follow signs for Thirsk racecourse, off the A168 onto the A170 follow signs for Thirsk racecourse.

Shopping

Whilst Thirsk cannot boast the big name chainstores of larger towns, it is more than adequately provided for with the smaller establishments one would hope to find in a small old fashioned market town.

Most of the major banks are represented, a chemist, several supermarkets, antique shops, book shops and florists. 

Leisure

Thirsk is a small compact market town mentioned in the doomsday book at Tresche.

It boasts an art gallery, library, cinema and leisure centre.  Thirsk has a market on Monday and Saturday.

It has a museum and the famous Thirsk Racecourse and James Herriot Centre.

It has many public houses of which most provide food, other eateries include Fish & Chips as well as Cafe's, a Bistro and Restaurant.

 

 

Education

Thirsk has a choice of local schools.  For more information go to North Yorkshire Schools online.

 

Transport

Thirsk is ideal for commuting to York, Middlesbrough, Newcastle and Darlington.

Easy access along the A170 to the A19 North or South, also easy access along the A61 to Ripon 

Health

There are 3 doctor practices in Thirsk, 3 dentists and 2 opticians.

The nearest hospitals are:

Lambert Memorial Community Hospital, Thirsk

The Friarage Hospital, Northallerton

Contact Telephone 0845 437 6503


Development Address : The Paddocks, Off Station Road, Thirsk, North Yorkshire YO7 1QF



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