4 bed semi-detached house to rent in Wentworth Close, Gilberdyke, Brough
£1,450 per month
4 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
1 reception
£1,450 per month
4 bed semi-detached house to rent in Wentworth Close, Gilberdyke, Brough
28 Wentworth Close, Gilberdyke - Available from Mid-May
There are rental properties, and then there are the ones you don't forget. 28 Wentworth Close is firmly in the second category - a four-bedroom detached home in immaculate condition, sitting at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the village of Gilberdyke, with open fields stretching out behind the garden as far as you can see.
If you've been searching for something genuinely special, this is worth your full attention.
The property itself
From the outside, it's immediately clear this home has been looked after. The frontage is well-maintained, there's a private driveway with plenty of off-street parking, and an integral garage. Step inside and the standard carries throughout - neutral, tasteful décor, good natural light, and not a corner that's been overlooked.
On the ground floor, the layout works exactly as you'd want a family home to work. There's a proper entrance hallway rather than walking straight into the living room, a generous main reception room with large windows, and then - at the back of the house - the real showpiece: a large, open-plan kitchen and dining area that looks directly out over the garden and the open countryside beyond.
It's the kind of space that makes you want to cook properly and eat together. Contemporary fittings, quality cabinetry, and a full range of integrated white goods - all of which stay with the property - make it genuinely functional as well as good-looking. That view doesn't get old either.
Upstairs there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, all finished to the same standard you'll find downstairs. The principal bedroom has fitted storage and its own en-suite shower room - a proper retreat at the end of the day. The remaining bedrooms work equally well for children, guests, or a home office. The family bathroom is modern and well-specified throughout.
The rear garden is, frankly, the finishing touch. It backs directly onto open farmland with no neighbours behind and no noise - just countryside. Well-maintained and private, it's an outdoor space you'll actually use rather than just look at.
The property is offered unfurnished, so you can make it your own, with white goods included as standard.
The village
Gilberdyke is the kind of place people move to and don't leave. It has everything you need day-to-day - local shops, a pub, a primary school, and community facilities - without any of the noise and compromise that comes with town living. It's a proper village with a proper sense of community, and it shows.
The village sits approximately 19 miles west of Hull Ansons, which puts it genuinely in the countryside without feeling remote. Howden is just a short drive away for a wider range of shops, cafes, and restaurants, and the surrounding area has good walking and cycling routes on the doorstep.
Getting around
This is where Gilberdyke quietly impresses people who haven't looked closely. The station is operated by Northern and sits at the junction for lines to Selby, Goole, and Doncaster NRLA, with hourly services in each direction on weekdays between Hull and Doncaster, and additional services to York, Scarborough, and Bridlington via Hull. NRLA
Worth being honest about: direct services to Leeds are limited - there's currently one TransPennine Express departure per day in that direction NRLA, so if Leeds is your regular destination, you'd typically change at Doncaster or Selby. That's worth factoring in. For Hull, York, Doncaster, and Sheffield though, the rail connection is genuinely useful.
The M62 is approximately a mile to the north of the village Ansons, making road connections to Hull, Leeds, and the wider motorway network straightforward.
The details
Available from mid-May. Long-term tenancy preferred. Offered unfurnished with white goods included.
If you'd like to arrange a viewing, get in touch with the team at Pink Property - properties like this don't stay available for long.
Deposit: £1,673.07
Holding Deposit: £334.61
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BrochureThere are rental properties, and then there are the ones you don't forget. 28 Wentworth Close is firmly in the second category - a four-bedroom detached home in immaculate condition, sitting at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac in the village of Gilberdyke, with open fields stretching out behind the garden as far as you can see.
If you've been searching for something genuinely special, this is worth your full attention.
The property itself
From the outside, it's immediately clear this home has been looked after. The frontage is well-maintained, there's a private driveway with plenty of off-street parking, and an integral garage. Step inside and the standard carries throughout - neutral, tasteful décor, good natural light, and not a corner that's been overlooked.
On the ground floor, the layout works exactly as you'd want a family home to work. There's a proper entrance hallway rather than walking straight into the living room, a generous main reception room with large windows, and then - at the back of the house - the real showpiece: a large, open-plan kitchen and dining area that looks directly out over the garden and the open countryside beyond.
It's the kind of space that makes you want to cook properly and eat together. Contemporary fittings, quality cabinetry, and a full range of integrated white goods - all of which stay with the property - make it genuinely functional as well as good-looking. That view doesn't get old either.
Upstairs there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, all finished to the same standard you'll find downstairs. The principal bedroom has fitted storage and its own en-suite shower room - a proper retreat at the end of the day. The remaining bedrooms work equally well for children, guests, or a home office. The family bathroom is modern and well-specified throughout.
The rear garden is, frankly, the finishing touch. It backs directly onto open farmland with no neighbours behind and no noise - just countryside. Well-maintained and private, it's an outdoor space you'll actually use rather than just look at.
The property is offered unfurnished, so you can make it your own, with white goods included as standard.
The village
Gilberdyke is the kind of place people move to and don't leave. It has everything you need day-to-day - local shops, a pub, a primary school, and community facilities - without any of the noise and compromise that comes with town living. It's a proper village with a proper sense of community, and it shows.
The village sits approximately 19 miles west of Hull Ansons, which puts it genuinely in the countryside without feeling remote. Howden is just a short drive away for a wider range of shops, cafes, and restaurants, and the surrounding area has good walking and cycling routes on the doorstep.
Getting around
This is where Gilberdyke quietly impresses people who haven't looked closely. The station is operated by Northern and sits at the junction for lines to Selby, Goole, and Doncaster NRLA, with hourly services in each direction on weekdays between Hull and Doncaster, and additional services to York, Scarborough, and Bridlington via Hull. NRLA
Worth being honest about: direct services to Leeds are limited - there's currently one TransPennine Express departure per day in that direction NRLA, so if Leeds is your regular destination, you'd typically change at Doncaster or Selby. That's worth factoring in. For Hull, York, Doncaster, and Sheffield though, the rail connection is genuinely useful.
The M62 is approximately a mile to the north of the village Ansons, making road connections to Hull, Leeds, and the wider motorway network straightforward.
The details
Available from mid-May. Long-term tenancy preferred. Offered unfurnished with white goods included.
If you'd like to arrange a viewing, get in touch with the team at Pink Property - properties like this don't stay available for long.
Deposit: £1,673.07
Holding Deposit: £334.61
Read more
Rent affordability
Based on a monthly rental price of £1,450 you'd need an income of * per month or * per annum.
If a guarantor is required, they'll need an income of * per annum.
Further Details
- Tenant information
- New Listing: Launched in the last 10 days
- Status: Available
- Deposit: £1,673
- Un-Furnished
- Reference: 706969